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 Nova Strike is a 2D space shooter game implemented with an Atmel ATmega32 microcontroller. The inspiration came from our love of video games and fond memories of playing space shooters on our TI-89 graphing calculators in high school (instead of paying attention in calculus class). Our project is based on the revolutionary arcade game,
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Our project is creating a miniature golf game, complete with a putter and golf ball to simulate a real putting stroke. We chose to construct a mini golf game because not only is it interesting, but it has a large balance of computer programming as well as hardware design. Looking from the highest level, the
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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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For our design project, we decided to replicate the video game known as Scorched Earth: The Mother of All Games where two tanks fire missiles at one another by adjusting angles and power while adjusting for variable wind. The objective of Scorched Earth is to destroy the enemy tank before your tank is destroyed. Two
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1. Introduction 1.1 Project Summary Our project is a space dogfighting video game where two players attempt to destroy each other using a variety of ships and weapons. The battlefield is a 128×100 pixel area on a TV, and a small planet resides in the middle, exerting gravitational forces on the ships and inviting them
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Introduction High Level Design After working with the ATmega family of processors for the first six lab assignments, and working extensively with generating television screen images, we decided that a video game would be a viable goal for a final project. While not as hardware-intensive as some projects, we decided that our experimentation with the
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Introduction “Our project implements the game, Reversi, on TV with a smart artificial intelligence and a host of other features!” It’s our childhood game. We were so excited when we found out that we can actually build it for our 476 final project. We looked at the websites for various design of the game setup
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Introduction to Duck Hunt For our final project in ECE476, we implemented a multi-duck and multi-player version of the Nintendo classic Duck Hunt on the Atmel Mega32 microcontroller. In 1985, Nintendo released a game for the Nintendo Entertainment System (NES) called Duck Hunt, and it was hugely popular with kids at the time. When we
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Introduction The pitch “The Contender” is an interacting boxing game in which the player actively participate in the game with real time punching, ducking, dodging, etc. The Description and Motivation This game is a twist of a popular arcade game called “Mocap Boxing”, short for Motion Capture Boxing. In this game, the players are asked
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