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Uploaded by on Jan 1, 2007

The original Pac-man arcade game, implemented inside a single Xilinx Spartan-3E chip on a Spartan-3E Starter Kit. None of the extra hardware on the board is used, the chip in the middle implements the complete arcade board of the original game!

http://home.freeuk.net/fpgaarcade/pac_main.htm

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  • I checked and the game is indeed running about 1.7% fast, due to the way the clocks are calculated. It could probably be improved by choosing the clock generator options better (or using an external crystal of the right frequency).

  • I didn't code this, I just tweaked it a bit. The original is from FPGA Arcade.

    I doubt you can get it to work with a <500k chip. The reason is it needs to keep the entire Pac-Man ROM in BRAM, it doesn't have support for the external NOR on the board.

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  • What about it? That's the standard Pacman boot sequence. Go to fpgaarcade and you can see the entire source for the FPGA implementation...

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  • Very nice!

  • you deserve alot more likes!

  • That was amazing! subbed instantly!

  • wow i want to marry ur vids

  • @iboss4300

    I believe it was implemented in the gates of the FPGA itself, as well as the video generator.

  • Niw you can convert it into a portable chip with an screen.

  • this vid inspired me alot

  • FPGA did implement a 500k version that hade support for the external NOR. also like donkey kong you would be suprized at what mods are out thare to run on the rong hardware. I have reen a ms packman bord rebilt and moded down to a qurter the size of the orig.

  • But, can it run minecraft?

  • Hey I just got the Spartan 3AN. Where did you get that bread board that plugs right in. Very cool.

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