James1095
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For the past couple of months I've been working on replicating various bronze age Atari games so I thought I'd share them here in case anyone else would like to play with them. All are targeted toward the cheapest FPGA board I've found, the EP2C5T144C8 mini board that is available from many different Chinese sellers for under $15. Porting to other hardware is trivial but these boards are small and cheap enough to integrate into mini dedicated cabinets. So far all of these games are small enough that they fit entirely in the FPGA so the only external components required are some resistors to mix the video, an audio amp and some controls.
Attached to this post is my latest, Ultra Tank.
I'll see if I can get my post from another thread moved to here, in that I posted Super Breakout, Sprint 1 and Sprint 2. I'm currently working on Sprint 4 and Subs but not done with those yet.
I have limited time to offer support with these but if you have questions please post them here and I'll try to answer everything, that way I won't have to answer the same questions 20 different times.
Also if anyone finds any bugs or inconsistencies compared to real hardware please do let me know. I don't currently own boards for any of these so I have nothing to compare to aside from MAME and occasionally Youtube videos.
Attached to this post is my latest, Ultra Tank.
I'll see if I can get my post from another thread moved to here, in that I posted Super Breakout, Sprint 1 and Sprint 2. I'm currently working on Sprint 4 and Subs but not done with those yet.
I have limited time to offer support with these but if you have questions please post them here and I'll try to answer everything, that way I won't have to answer the same questions 20 different times.
Also if anyone finds any bugs or inconsistencies compared to real hardware please do let me know. I don't currently own boards for any of these so I have nothing to compare to aside from MAME and occasionally Youtube videos.


