Drew and Calvin built this DDR whack-a-mole game for their EECS 373 class. It’s powered by a Freescale MPC823. The processor controls eight servos with pictures of their friend Malav. The game runs for 20 seconds and then reports how many Malavs you’ve stepped on. They say that the hardest part of this project was figuring out how to properly read the Playstation DDR pad.
[thanks Ano nym ous]
omg that is whack……….
Am I the only one that thinks about memory DIMMs every time hackaday posts mention “DDR?”
#2: absolutely not!!
i was wondering why someone would want to whack their ram chips too…
so the ONLY real problem for them was to copy and paste (plus some edit) ready made PSX pad driver ?
i smell lameness
http://www.ussg.iu.edu/hypermail/linux/kernel/
0406.1/0882.html
Rush: Kinda hard to use a driver like that when all this is being done with essentially one chip. A chip, I might add, that is not running any sort of OS.
Ya know, not everything in the world needs to have Linux running behind it to function….
He’s using his shoes on a soft mat! :(