This one’s a bit abstract. Remember those LCD games that became quite popular sometime in the 1990’s? You know, the ones that had only one game, usually a character that could be moved … ...

In a demo application, [Michael]’s LCD and Arduino can display the Stanford bunny, a low-poly 3D face, and geometric object. It’s not a video game yet, but [Michael] ...

The Arduino Esplora is equipped with a Arduino-compatible processor with a light sensor, a temperature sensor, a 3-axis accelerometer, a joystick, a set of pushbuttons, a slider, an RGB LED, and a ...

Arduino unveiled a new preassembled board today, one that includes a variety of sensors and controls already assembled, allowing aspiring game programmers to quickly and easily get up and running ...

The LCD library I am using employs I2C communication through analog pins 4 and 5. But for some reason the display does not work. I’ve included the Arduino code below.

It's similar to the Dino game you play on Chrome when you're offline. ... To build this project, all you need is three main components: an Arduino Uno, a 16x2 LCD, and a push button.

An Arduino game that uses colorful lights, buttons and an LCD screen to help young students practice learning colors in various languages. The LCD screen prints the name of a color in a designated ...

So, what happens when we send a set of data to the LCD Device? Our resulting sketch will be almost simple. The most inspiring source to make this project comes from a blog post by Chris Parish ...

LCD.h is the file including all the fixed constants and the local methods used to manage the display. Also useful to create a good documentation of the display features local methods. You should ...