Microcontroller video game system

Game for my EES. See http://www.ees.intelsath.com for more information.

This is a monochrome game with monaural sound I created using an atmega328. The circuit has 3 MCUs (One for composite video, the IR receiver de-codifier, and the last one for sound) and 3 LEDs (R-G-B LEDs) that turn on depending on some events of the game.

The controller has an atmega168, an infrared light emitter diode that transmits the signal to the game, and also uses an Memsic 2125 accelerometer.

Category:

Science & Technology

Tags:

• microcontroller game
• memsic accelerometer
• composite video game

[FOODFORTHEBEES]

what was the cost? of create this

[sonicbondlol]

@FOODFORTHEBEES Approximately US$600. It could have been less though.

However, I had to buy an oscilloscope that was worth 300 bucks, for troubleshooting purposes of this project, it will surely help me a lot with future projects though.

[sonicbondlol]

Hello all!

Thanks for your comments.

Make sure to check my website as well( SEE WEBSITE IN THE DESCRIPTION), please make sure to visit it as I have more information about my project there as well!

If you would like to contribute with my projects, you can always contribute by donating on my website! The funds will be used to keep with my projects, and pay part of my studies in a college.

Thanks!!

[concordatthefort]

I met this kid at the state science fair!!!

[Robobbly]

Im makeing something like that! Exept with an atmega328 for the system processor and an atmega 88 for the VGA graphics.

[missle3944]

GO NERDKITS!

[Nikiz001]

@sonicbondlol you could get an ps3 or xbox 360 for that price :D

[estlib]

Now do pong :D

[mafl25]

haha AWESOME! sigue con el buen trabajo!

[freezedream]

Nice proof of concept, but not very interesting.