Video games are great and all, but sometimes you just want the thrill of manipulating actual objects in addition to watching action on a screen. This must have been the reason why Nintendo’s... Read more
Wizard Chess is a form of chess originally invented by J.K. Rowling in Harry Potter and the Sorcerer’s Stone. The characters give verbal commands to the chess pieces and they move... Read more
Welcome to an Arduino beginner project. It’s a simplification of my previous instructable; it’s designed to be easier to reproduce. This is a timing minigame where the activ... Read more
Hello friends welcome back to “Techno-E-solution” in this article I’ll show you how to make “Flappy bird game using arduino Uno & LCD display”. This is begi... Read more
Philips Projection design and manufacture pico projectors and home cine projectors for the mainstream market. As part of its strategy to extend and renew the current PicoPix portable devices... Read more
Hey everyone what’s up… so this is my DIY Game controller. It uses an Arduino Pro Micro which runs with HID Function, this is actually the second version of my previous game cont... Read more
In a previous project we created an interactive coffee table, which lit up leds under an object. In this project, we reuse that table to create a snake game from the 2D matrix of LEDs.... Read more
In this instructable, we walk through how I made a “Cyclone” – type arcade game using an Arduino. This game also includes a reaction timer mode. Let’s get started! A... Read more
I built this project because to take to my local Makerfaire In Newcastle, UK. The idea was to make a school yard game that would be relatively cheap and simple to produce. The idea... Read more
Welcome to my first instructable! The project I want to share with you today is Arduino maze game, which became a pocket console as capable as Arduboy and similar Arduino based consoles. It... Read more
Gamers interested in building their very own mini PC for gaming may be interested in a new Hackster.io project published by the DIY Projects Labs team providing an overview of how you can bu... Read more
Remember Simon? We sure do. Simon — as in “Simon says…” — from the leading edge of electronic games in the 1970s, which used four buttons, colored lights, and simple tones as the basis for a... Read more