Very cool! Now this is Hack-a-day worthy.

That is pretty sweet!
I really like the sound effects lol
i hope he posts the code……….

Awesome job.

looks like a challenging game.

that boss cloud/ufo(?) looks ferocious – i was a little nervous when you went to battle it — good thing your aim is so sharp!

Kidding aside, that is great. way to go.

Now how about a homebrew 16 bit system running some kind of linux embedded operating system. For under 50 bucks. First one to build it gets a nickle :Ð

Jokes aside looks pretty sweet.

Very impressive and very retro.

If someone did this with a omap3530 or some other chip with at least a decoder people would take interest. Their are literally hundreds if not thousands of dinosaur SBC projects on the net dating back to the 80s.

Then again even with gumstix and beagle board nothing actually interesting never gets presented or finished.

@sneakypoo: Top power rail: the red, orange and yellow jumpers that are clustered together don’t appear to go anywhere. Left most power rail above the power indicator LED the red and green jumpers go nowhere. There are other oddities like at the top behind the regulator a medium red to long yellow then doubling back into another medium red before ending at the 470(?) resistor which (A) jumps into two short blues to a medium grey into the uC and (B) has a short yellow jumper into a short blue jumper into nowhere

@Erik: Good eye. I completely glanced over the “rail jumpers” for some reason but when you pointed it out I found a few more like them. But I’m guessing they’re just left overs from old versions. Knowing how my breadboards look I can’t really blame him :D

I found it weird though that there aren’t any caps for the crystals and there’s only a single decoupling cap on the whole thing as far as I can see. There isn’t even any on the power regulator (unless it’s hidden behind the heat sink).

I wouldn’t say the sound is 8-bit Atari… more Pong, another 5 years earlier. I know, what we see is just the test of concept. Great job! Good way to learn some microcontroller design.

Hello all!!

Thanks all for your comments. I didn’t notice the feature of my project until today! :o

Make sure to check out my website too! http://www.ees.intelsath.com
If you can, please make a donation. :)
The funds will be used for my studies in a college, and to keep up with my projects!

Probably I will have the code and schematics available soon! But unfortunately I have been kinda busy with other stuff (such as school).
I am currently working with the code and schematics to make it as clear as possible for every user.

Thanks!!

Nice one mate. Is there anything ATMEGAs can’t do? :D