http://www.evilmadscientist.co m/go/peggyRGB

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1958 Video game read more at http://www.evilmadscientist.co m/article.php/tennis

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Blinking LED circuit
http://www.evilmadscientist.co m/article.php/ledblinker

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Here is my first game for the wonderful Meggy Jr platform - which is based on Arduino.
It's a snake clone, done in roughly 4 hours.
I will release the code soon, when I added some additional features to it, such as different stages, color cycling etc..

Have fun!
More infos about Meggy Jr here:
http://www.evilmadscientist.co m/article.php/meggyjr

Visit my Blog at: http://www.netzpir.at (in German)

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After a frustrating day at the office, it feels good to go make something that simply works.
(playing with a bunch of ultra-bright LEDs doesn't hurt either)

http://www.makershed.com/Produ ctDetails.asp?ProductCode=MKEM S2

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Using the 8x8 LED matrix of the Meggy Jr as a low resolution video display. The video is captured with the built-in iSight camera of a MacBook Pro using Processing. The image is formatted specially for the Meggy then sent via serial. The refresh rate is certainly acceptable, although there needs to be more error checking with the video sync.

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