Tetris using FPGA

Did this for my final project in Digital Logic with a friend of mine. Used verilog to code and Quartus to compile. The board used is from Altera, called a DE1.

Category:

Science & Technology

Tags:

• Tetris
• fpga
• Verilog

[merdith12010]

im trying to learn vhdl, and tetris seems like an interesting project, do you think you could send me the code? my email is my username at hotmail

thanks

[azntnt]

@merdith12010 unfortunately I don't have it anymore

[krbosak]

Sounds a little strange to waste the parallel potential of FPGA just to do strictly low-intensity serial logic.

[azntnt]

It was a 3 week school project, didn't have to be amazing

[arbielyodi]

could you send me your vhdl code?

[EmbrYo36]

damn. i feel like an idiot. u r 100 times smarter than me. where did u learned all that stuff???

[squarepusher303]

What happened to mario's nose??

[porcorosso81]

@azntnt

I wasn't replying to you, I was replying to gabrieloshiro, subtly pointing out that without nerds, he'd never have the ability to visit anyones youtube channel to display his utmost, stupid behaviour. ;)

I have also done some FPGA designs, so I know the difference between running it on a PC and an FPGA. Though I would argue that as soon as you run a CPU, display and I/O core on an FPGA, you have a computer. ;)

Great work btw! ;)

[azntnt]

No, I was running it off a DE1 board not a computer.

[porcorosso81]

@gabrieloshiro

Umm, you are currently using a computer, right?