Add buttons and an LCD for an easy to create retrogaming platform. This is the add-on PocketCape and configuration software.
As title said.
Written in javascript & Arduino wiring, this project lets you control a smartphone with your mind (and an UNO), runs on both Android and iOS
Pretty accurate port of Sonic the Hedgehog from Sega Mega Drive to M5Stack. (But only first act of first zone.)
Ever felt bored alone? Let's play rock, paper, and scissors against an interactive system powered with intelligence.
An ATtiny1614 based console that plays Breakout, Snake, UFO Escape and Pong games on a 0.96 inch OLED screen powered by a button battery,
A RetroPie install on a Raspberry Pi Zero W with an Arcade Bonnet from Adafruit all packed in a shoe box decorated with neon duct tape.
VOLCADE is a MIDI controller for volca built with 7 arcade control board that switches between chord progressions using the arcade joystick.
Developing Lemmings Game using Verilog and simulating it using FPGA.
An Arduboy FX in a Gameboy SP shell. It has a SSD1309 2.42" OLED screen, In built flash chip and USB C charging
With an Adafruit Trinket M0 and some arcade style buttons, you can make your own DIY hot-key button panel.
Play soccer in this small Arduino handheld game made pixel by pixel.
This 1963 car radio now has a new life playing RetroPie games in the workshop! It glows different colours and is easily portable.
Now let's use the Raspberry Pi to make retro game on RetroPie that uses joystick control.
Want to take your mind off of exams? This simple arcade machine will take care of your stress.
Whack!T is an Arduino-powered Whack-a-Mole game with pneumatic action and smart sensing, creating a unique gaming experience!
Button Freak is a mini handheld Gaming Console. Which now features two games, Snake and Bouncing Ball.
With the help of a flexible joystick, the player must moves his character, one of the LEDs, in a one-dimensional line world.
My Galaga mini arcade cabinet stopped working, so I came up with a Rube Goldberg-esque way to fix it involving robots, Raspberry Pis, etc.
Spark Core Powered Basketball Arcade Game
This is part 2 of the electronic Tic-Tac-Toe game described in previous post. Here I will propose an enclosure with large back-lit buttons.
This is a custom version of the Hunter game with 10 LED and LCD display to show the score, followed by various sound effects.
Rebuilding the game, so you can waste IOTA coins too.
A "fortune telling" machine that runs on a Raspberry Pi Zero W, uses a custom Game Boy ROM as a display, and prints via thermal printer
