Uzebox - Atmel AVR based Game Console (Only two chips used!)

Is this tetris from a port?

Nope, it's a "unique" tetris version. I have taken some of the best elements of many tetris ports and combined them in Megatris, all gfx are original. This said, I must admit a lot was taken from Tetris DS!

ur awesome

what is the difference between Fuzebox and Uzebox?

Nothing! They are both based on the same design and plays the same games. The Fuzebox is a DIY kit, while the Uzebox (AVCore) is fully assembled.

Awesome! I was looking for an excuse to learn so programming and this could be it! I already have a pretty firm grasp of digital electronics but this may be over my head... I guess I could check out the dev tools and Uzebox emulator before investing any money.. You could learn to develop for the Uzebox without physically having one, correct?

Absolutely! One guy even developed two full games and a platformer engine 100% on the emulator...amazing stuff. With all the games & documentation the project has gathered in a year, it's a great way to learn C, assembler and embedded programming. Have a look a the main site, it's just been redesigned.

I'm having trouble finding some beginner documentation for outputting video to a TV like that. Any recommendations?

I have a video primer on my site in the docs section (see the video's info for the link). Since we can't post links in these comment it's hard to give more pointers. There's one site I learned a lot from and there's links to much more info. Google for "rickard gunee pic pong", it's the first result...good luck!

Someone was looking to try and use Ruby instead of C, via the Retrograph library, which is for 8-bit games. If I could use ruby, I would love to try my hand at some retro game development.