Retrobrad Presents! A Simple LED Game System.

Unfortunately I am all out of these kits but feel free to build one yourself anyhow by following the instructions on my website. www.bradsprojects.com

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• pic16f64a
• microcontroller
• 8x8
• led
• matrix
• game
• tutorial
• kit
• electronics
• circuit
• chip
• ic
• resistor
• transistor

[antoine5612]

can you make a snake game?

[00retrobrad00]

@antoine5612 It certainly would be possible with this little game system although I have not programmed the game myself.

[odessa999]

Brilliant !! I have just started learning assembler and have a couple of matrix displays to play with :) Very nice work

[00retrobrad00]

@odessa999 LED matrix displays are fun to work with. I have now moved onto using Swordfish Basic (for the pic microcontrollers) it is alot more fun and easy to use than Assembly language. But I am glad that I learned assembly because it really helps for when you want to learn just about any other programming language.

[pedomohd]

this game is a waste of money. the resoulution of the LED is terrible maybe some other projects are worth takin notice at

[00retrobrad00]

@pedomohd

Thanks for your comment = )

[cookie123456789012]

I just got a 8-bit PIC. How do you control matrix displays like that and will 8-bit work with 16x16 or even more resolution display?

[Dark0Lord7]

1:21 looks like Zelda

1:41 looks like Super Mario Bros

With a 16x16 matrix it would be even better.

[punisher17011990]

and what are the 4 SMD chips for?

driving the matrix? or eeprom for the game?

[punisher17011990]

really like this...but...i think with C u get pretty much the same result

[silverpizza100]

30 bucks is a good price friend. Id get one for the kids :O)

[DisturbinglyAmazing]

This SUCKS!

my PS3 has wayyyy better graphics!

JK! this is awesome!