Thanks for AVGA.

I've been building an AVGA based Pong game for my young kids. Once I've finished tweaking the gameplay, I plan to release the code.

Here's some links to my development blog for the details.

http://the.earth.li/~toby/pcb/articles/000019-tv3/index.html
http://the.earth.li/~toby/pcb/articles/000018-tv2/index.html

(early breadboard version)
http://the.earth.li/~toby/pcb/articles/000017-tv1/index.html

Awesome

Needs some "blip" noises, and that seems like an awful lot of work, just for a turn knob and button

It has some blips, I just forgot to turn the TV volume up when I recorded the video.

Whoops.

Neat i'm impressed ! Great idea with the pots!

Releasing: pong-0

A simple pong game, implemented on top of AVGA, with PCB and schematics for a small SCART RGB + audio board.

Included is a toy simulator for some of AVGA's high level API, letting me do prototyping on a PC.

http://the.earth.li/~toby/pcb/articles/000020-pong/index.html




Hopefully, releasing my project files will help someone else avoid a few of the holes I fell into

Thanks.

Thanks jrt for sharing the project. I took a brief look into the source code - well done!