Scramble arcade game on Arduino UNO! (8-bit)

Resistor 3K Ohm

Button (generic)

resistencia 470 ohm

1K ohm resistor 

Arduino IDE

Arduino Uno Rev3

<html><body>This is my game engine for the Arduino UNO (8-bit Atmega328 development board). It generates composite output, with scrolling tilemap backgrounds and sprites, designed for action games. The engine runs at a constant 50fps, and generates the display by "racing the beam". There is no frame-buffer, which allows a much higher resolution and faster animation. The effective resolution is 256x256 pixels, with up to 9 16x16 sprites on screen at once.This game is a port of the arcade game Scramble, which is a side-scrolling shooter, with 6 different levels, and increasing difficulty after blowing up the enemy base! The player controls a ship with a cannon and bombs to destroy enemies on the landscape, and in the air. The level data has been converted from the original arcade ROMs, and the graphics have been modified from the originals, to suit a single-color display.The Github repo also contains the older Manic Miner, and Space Invaders games. I also have a design for a Arduino shield (all of the design files, gerbers and production files to have the boards fully made and populated) which can plug into the UNO to make it easy to connect to a composite monitor/TV, and a Nintendo control pad (along with buttons on the shield if a pad is not available).The schematics are very simple, and anyone should be able to breadboard this out if they have the spare parts. The resistor values are pretty flexible, so anything close to the values in the schematic should be fine!Please note this is for PAL composite TVs/monitors (modern TVs may be able to auto-switch between PAL/NTSC) as I have no way to test with NTSC currently. If someone would like to modify the game to run on NTSC though it should just be a matter to changing the timings in the code.</body></html>

Scramble arcade game on Arduino UNO! (8-bit)

You can play the side-scrolling shooter with an UNO, couple of resistors, and a composite TV/monitor.