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Arduino, OLED display and two buttons. All you need to build this mini-game!

T-Rex-duino - Arduino Clone of Chrome T-Rex Game

Project tutorial by Alexander Blk

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The open-source Arduino Software (IDE) makes it easy to write code and upload it to the board. It runs on Windows, Mac OS X, and Linux.

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The Arduino Nano is a small, complete, and breadboard-friendly board based on the ATmega328.

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Blast your enemies from a safe distance!

Bluetooth Nerf Turret

Project tutorial by Little_french_kev

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  • T-Rex-duino - Arduino Clone of Chrome T-Rex Game 4 days ago

    It should be based on SSD1309 controller, then yes.

  • T-Rex-duino - Arduino Clone of Chrome T-Rex Game 16 days ago

    Hi, thank you for your praises! It is possible to switch to i2c, but the thing is that I don't have such a display, so I cannot make the actual changes. I always try to use SPI displays because they're much faster, using i2c display may introduce some [more] image distortions, especially when the game gets faster.

  • T-Rex-duino - Arduino Clone of Chrome T-Rex Game 16 days ago

    Unfortunately, no. 2.4" OLED modules are rather pricey, it costs $17 alone.
    I'd estimate the total cost of the device around $20.
    But one can always go with a smaller, much cheaper screen.

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