So this is the PALPi V4 which is a DIY Retro Game Console powered by a Raspberry Pi Zero W. The IDEA here was to make a portable handheld gaming console that can run RETRO Games like Contra, Pokemon, Super Mario ETC. For Display, I’ve used a 4 inch Car Monitor Display which is controlled […]
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What did I make? = This is a little project that uses ATTiny85 to make a simple “game timer”, intended to be used with board games that demand timed turns, like “Rummikub” or “Scrabble”. Never wait for all that sand getting down for the next turn again!! The working is simple: – A binary preset
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Game consoles are usually smashing hits but the recently announced WIN Max Handheld Game Console from Shenzhen based GamePad Digital (GPD) took things to a new level on Indiegogo as it raised almost 1.4 million dollars in just 24 hours of the campaign launch. The new game console features the Intel i5-1035G7 Ice Lake processor which comes with a 10nm process, 15W TDP,
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Some time ago I presented the Electronic Quiz I made when I was a kid. It can be used to solve quiz sheets. The big drawback is, that each number is hard-wired to one letter so there are 26 fix combinations. Those are fast to memorise, even more so if you are a kid. So I came up
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In this tutorial, I will explain how to implement a basic multiplayer game on the BBC micro:bit with the following features: A simple interface Low-latency between button presses and screen updates A flexible number of participants Easy control over the game using a master remote (“root”) device The game is essentially a simulation of politics.
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With the addition of micro:bit to Tinkercad’s Circuits editor, it is now possible to create circuits with other Tinkercad Circuits components and to simulate the operation of the system by controlling these circuits via micro: bit. In light of this new feature, we have prepared a game that can be set up and run in
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I was trying to figure out what game would work well on a 5×5 LED array like the Micro:Bit has, and came across Lights Out. The idea is very simple: you start with a pattern of lights on a 5×5 grid, and you select a point on the grid. When the point is selected, the
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This Instructable will show you how to make a concentration game using a MicroBit. This is going to create a metal shape and wand to have a reaction when the wand touches the metal shape. Inspired by carnival games and wanted to challenge my students. Supplies: Items needed: MicroBit – any MicroBit will do. I have
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Olá, em seguida, mostrarei como criar um jogo magnético de Plinko com Makey Makey. O título do projeto foi estendido para ser auto-explicativo: um jogo no estilo Plinko, que usa sensores magnéticos, ímãs e Makey Makey. Para a construção do painel, fui inspirado por este projeto: https: //www.instructables.com/id/Laser-Cut-Plinko … Também usei o corte a laser como
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“Star Trek”, “The Terminator”, “Star Wars” or “The Avengers” – in each of these films technology was on a cosmic (literally) level. The heroes used laser weapons, which always fascinated me. I decided to build a laser gun, but I would not use it to kill people or aliens, but to compete with my friends a little. As I decided
