144 LED Snake Game With Talkbot Sound

Hi Guys,
This is a polished version of my snake game for the pic 16F877 microcontroller.
The 144 LED Display and game are controlled by a single microcontroller.
For this version, optional support for the Talkbot has been implemented.
The Talkbot is like a small sound card for electronics projects that can be easily controlled
or reprogrammed via serial or parallel interface.
Cheers, Art.

Category:

Science & Technology

Tags:

• Microchip
• Pic
• 16F877
• Art
• Project
• Electronics
• Circuit
• Talkbot
• Roman
• Black
• Robotics
• BTc
• sound
• algorithm
• Digital
• Snake
• Game
• Homebrew
• Programming
• Coding
• Console
• Hobby

[kinetix1995]

WE ALL NEED TO BUY IT :X

[ArtyFart]

@kinetix1995 ... The latest version of the firmware produces it's own sound, but even if you needed the Talkbot, it's source is freely available so you can make your own.

[STRIKEcorperation]

OMG, this looks a bit to slow. Try speeding it up to 5 hertz

[ArtyFart]

@STRIKEcorperation Well I was probably stoned while writing it, so had to run it at a speed I could keep up with at the time... You realise game speed is determined by deliberate delays rather than CPU speed right?

[benpounder69]

your featured on hackaday.com

[ArtyFart]

@benpounder69 Cool :) I guess that's where all the traffic is coming from.

[yougugatube]

Hello, I wonder if you could send me some project or prototype boards dmx rgb so I can develop a curtain leds. I am wanting to set up a curtain of 4 x 2.5 m with 640 tri-color RGB LEDs to display graphics. If possible add me on msn: forrozaotampadebau@hotmail.com

[musicantonio1191]

Amazing!!!!!

[WelcomeToTheFreekSho]

I could watch this for hours...

[STRIKEcorperation]

@ArtyFart Right. Though it could save power to underclock it and decrease the intervals.

[ExplosiveAnyThing]

That's great!!!! really amasing!!!