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GameBoy - Handheld Game Console with 8x8 LED Matrix

GameBoy is a DIY handheld game console project featuring an 8x8 LED matrix display and an Arduino Nano. It includes three classic games: Pong, Snake, and Space Invaders, providing hours of nostalgic gaming fun.

Key Features

  • Compact and portable design, perfect for on-the-go gaming.
  • Built-in 8x8 LED matrix display for retro-style visuals.
  • Arduino Nano microcontroller for game logic and input processing.
  • Three classic games included: Pong, Snake, and Space Invaders.
  • Intuitive controls for an authentic gaming experience.
  • Customizable and expandable design, encouraging further exploration and game development.

Repository Contents

  • Source code for the games implemented in C/C++.
  • Circuit schematics and layout designs.
  • Instructions for uploading games and modifying the code.

Getting Started

  1. Clone the repository to your local machine.
  2. Set up the required hardware components according to the provided schematics.
  3. Compile and upload the game code to the Arduino Nano.
  4. Power on the GameBoy and start playing the included games.

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Contributing

Contributions to the GameBoy project are welcome! If you have ideas for new games, improvements to the code, or additional features, feel free to submit a pull request. Please refer to github's contribution guidelines for more details.

License

This project is licensed under the MIT License. See the LICENSE file for more information.

Enjoy the nostalgic gaming experience with GameBoy, and have fun exploring the world of DIY game development!

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GameBoy is a DIY handheld game console project featuring an 8x8 LED matrix display and an Arduino Nano. It includes three classic games: Pong, Snake, and Space Invaders, providing hours of nostalgic gaming fun.

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