48x32, a 1536 LED Game Computer

14 hours ago

Children are addicted to gaming devices, but the school mandates their use.
Instead of stopping consumption, the focus shifts to creation.
Creating on smartphones or laptops is challenging due to competition and complexity.
Old games can compete on fun factor and are easier to create with Arduino.
A 32x8 LED display was used, but expanded to 48x32 for better gameplay.
A lasercut enclosure was made for the display with precision.
Joysticks were 3D printed and fitted perfectly on the first try.
An Arduino R4 was used as the computer component.
A version of the Nokia 'Snake' game was created with simple LED graphics.
Future plans include sharing software details and how to make simple games.

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