1 Introduction: 1.1 Project Summary For our final project we implemented a Graduate from Cornell video game that puts the user through three challenges (one for each year of an accelerated three year program) which they must complete to earn credits toward graduation. Our original plan was to simulate a typical four year program but […]
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Introduction Our Project is a game that generates arrows which player needs to stroke corresponding keyboard button while background music is playing. Computer-based Dancing games such as DDR and Pump-It-Up are very popular nowadays because they are equipped with both interactive user interface of computer games and dynamics of dance and music. Our version of
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ntroduction Our final project was a modified version of the video game “Monkeyball” available for the Nintendo Gamecube. Our version of the game involves 2-4 players. Players control a circle on a rectangular playing field while trying to knock the opposing players off of this field by collisions. A point is scored each time a
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Introduction Infrared (IR) Our project is an infrared (IR) tracking system. A beacon, placed on the object to be tracked, continuously emits infrared signals in all directions. The signals coming from the beacon are detected by 2 IR receivers mounted on 2 stepper motors, which rotate independently and are in separate locations. The direction each receiver
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Virtual Pool Trainer Pool in a Box Danny and Anthony are pool game lovers. Both claim to have gotten the world pool championship at a certain point in time (though they refused to say exactly when). A pool cue can be decently cheap, and so are the pool balls. But the biggest constraint of all
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Introduction: Our project is a highly entertaining video game testing reaction and creativity which uses the hardware and some concepts of the classic games Whack the Mole, Time Crisis, and Duck Hunt. Summary: Our initial idea was to replicate an arcade like whack-the-mole game, but as we started on the project, we decided to make
Introduction Our project is an autonomous toy car that tracks a high pitched audio signal. Using two microphones, a microcontroller, and two DC motors on an existing remote controlled car and, we implemented our own control logic to detect high pitched 3.5kHz audio signals and drive the car. This project consists of both software
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Recalling the Days of Atari, Sega, and the NES: The goal of this project was to implement a basic, but feature-packed game displayed on a television screen via direct NTSC signal generation. We deemed it suitably challenging for a final project to provide a proper game interface, along with TV video generation, while running such
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WELCOME TO ISREVER by Maria Seghete and Deanna Laufer About ISREVER Welcome to our ISREVER Game !!! Our game is a video game that follows the Othello (or Reversi) game and that can be played on any regular television. ISREVER is a strategy board game with two different levels of difficulty for beginner and more
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INTRODUCTION Hello there! We developed a game to play Connect 4 (for either one or two players) hooked up through a TV’s video input, using only a simple keypad. The premise of the game is simple: drop your pieces so you get four in a row in either the horizontal, vertical, or diagonal directions. For
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