[Luis] created this game he built using an ATmega 328 microcontroller. His game is the first video-game system made in Honduras (as he lives there). The news was spread from several local newspapers or TV programs. “This is a monochrome game with monaural sound I created using an atmega328. The circuit has 3 MCUs (One […]
Techincally, this is one of the reason Arduino was created: helping prototype new users interfaces; openSource. Here’s the Nintendo DS DSLR Trigger. Arduino Based (or, at least programmed. It’s based on Atmega 168) + Open Source Applications on Ninetndo DS. via [MAKE] [OpenCameraControl]
Super Mario Bros on an 8×8 LED matrix from Chloe Fan on Vimeo. Definetly one of the more interesting “post-vintage” things I have seen around. Chloe Fan, a stundent from Carnegie Mellon University practice her knowledge of Arduino and Microcontrollers in this Super Mario related game (I created a simple version of Super Mario Bros […]
nice PS3 SixAxis hack via Hackzine. Via [MAKE]
Matt Mechtley has managed to port NES Power Glove to Unity, one of the major game development tools. Obliosly using Arudino. here’s the instuctable Vvvvvvvvvvvvintage! via [LearnUnity3D] Tag Technorati: arduino, NES, Power Glove, Unity3d, Nintendo,
nice video and explanation from Tiago Serra on his project of Remoted Micro Machines. Codes & Project here (Portuguese). Photos here. via [vimeo]
[Hounjini] was poking around at the Game Boy Advanced bus of his Nintendo DS lite and figured out how to use it to connect an Arduino to the DS. For testing he’s soldered an IDC plug to the cartridge cover pin interface but this only requires four connections. The Arduino can both send and receive […]
Cool way to get Game controllers imput without hack too much the interface (and preserve some bool components). + some commercial help from the (incredibly cheap) bluetooth Usb Dongles. Via HackadayCircuits@Home has put together some libraries that make it easy to use gaming controllers with an Arduino. They interface through the USB host shield. This […]
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