This project brings the classic game of Tetris to the Arduino Uno. The majority of the source code has been developed by me, with enhancements made to the PDQ library for increased compatibility and improved rendering speed. Please respect the original copyright/licenses associated with any third-party code.
This was my first time using low level c++, using registers and with multiple hardware components.
- Main Code and PDQ Library Modifications: Developed by me.
- Infrared Protocol and Communication: The InfraRed, ArduinoSort, and Queue libraries were written by another team member.
This project is not intended to be built and run as-is. It should only be used for inspiration and guidance. Additionally, please be aware that the infrared communication may not work consistently at all times.
Shows the core gameplay using the nunchuk for control.
The brightness control has been disabled in the final version due to the limited number of hardware timers in the Arduino Uno.
Demonstrates synchronized game start and communication with P2 for score updates.
Shows the main menu button functionality.
- High score storage system
- Early version of the garbage system, which caused a crash in this demo. In the final version, garbage is synced across Arduinos, but in this demo, it was local only.
- Piece hold system
