Simon Says

[japus]

Hi

The first application I made (after running through the tutorials) was Simon Says.

Here is a video of me playing the game. You have to press the buttons in the order it indicates. The letter comes on the screen and the led next to the button blinks. The next button is picked random but as there are only 4 buttons, it is comes up with the same button a few times in a row.



You can also download the code and play with it yourself. It links to a page on my blog where I also describe how the code works. http://xmos-robot.blogspot.com/2010/11/simon-says.html

If something isn't clear, you can always ask and I'll be happy to explain.

Have fun!

Jasper

[DanB]

Hi

The first application I made (after running through the tutorials) was Simon Says.

Here is a video of me playing the game. You have to press the buttons in the order it indicates. The letter comes on the screen and the led next to the button blinks. The next button is picked random but as there are only 4 buttons, it is comes up with the same button a few times in a row.

You can also download the code and play with it yourself. It links to a page on my blog where I also describe how the code works. http://xmos-robot.blogspot.com/2010/11/simon-says.html

If something isn't clear, you can always ask and I'll be happy to explain.

Have fun!

Jasper

Looks like a great 'first application' to begin exploring the XMOS... Seems like a good next-step from the pre-loaded demonstrations and a nice excuse to get the LCD out. :)