ATtiny85 Game Console PCB - Multiple Games

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[@NitishYadav-lb7zc]

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[@Akinava]

That is cool when you can easily change the game but I decided do makerbuino way. When you can change a game from sd card. If it sounds interesting check my repo: github.com/Akinava/pip-boy/tree/master/src Unfortunately attiny85 not enough for that and I use atmega328p

[@ajroomhace47anos55]

@@NitishYadav-lb7zc mmmmm crei que estaria en español

[@binkbonkbones3402]

I might be able to design a killer app for these, a very unique game I'vebeen designing for some time, but I would need help

[@andyhighnumber]

I love this hardware!! It's so nice to see my games popping up in things like this :) So cool - and great video! Let me know if you have any requests for new games (that would work on a tiny display and three buttons) - it's time I wrote something new :)

[@canalRetro269]

A quiz game for exemple...

[@glitch9695]

Thanks for making these games. How about a simple mario type game??

[@andyhighnumber]

@@canalRetro269 Good idea - I have wondered about this in the past, but not done anything about it .. I'll give it a go.

[@LitesLAB]

This was a neat project!

[@GnuReligion]

Nice! If I had one, would design a 3d-printed enclosure to make it easier to hold. A 6-pin keyed IDT connector in ISP format may be more convenient to use for programming. If you like pressing into bare row of holes, then a pogo-pin programming connector would be the thing. Seems that someone named Andy Jackson wrote the games with interrupts tied to specific pins on the tiny85. Not trivial to port. Was thinking that an STMF103C (128k flash) costs the same, has USB 2.0, and could hold all the games at once.

[@0966483329]

great work even that it is an old idea you teaching us things that other vidoes dont learn us it your patterns, pcb, and each step is greatfull go on and still give us new things

[@ccricers]

Looks like a great project for a beginner at PCB design. As a step to add more complexity, maybe it's possible to add more buttons with the use of a shift register.

[@dawsonpate7385]

Shift register probably not as u r looking at 4 wires to properly control one and get the input. Better would probably be i2c assuming attiny can do that

[@ferchoferefb]

Está buenísimo !!! Saludos desde Buenos Aires, Argentina 👏👏👏👍

[@theDaftman]

us a SD card socket for the chip swap and you can also configure the same slot for programming.

[@isaacsimon6863]

that's a smart idea

[@OneLabToRuleThemAll]

That's a very good looking PCB! I am planning to make my own version, based on yours.

[@AttilaGara]

What a coincidence, a few days ago I made an Arduboy clone, but in portrait orientation. Very nice project hermano! :)

[@anonymoususer900]

Awesome project bro!!! Pls make a video for that small display u used- a coding video on how to display different things on that display . Thanks

[@nid274]

this is really interesting...i never thought that attiny was that much powerful

[@AlanMedina314]

That is a very nice soldering Iron -slim and precise.

[@javamaks]

avrdude: Yikes! Invalid device signature. Double check connections and try again, or use -F to override this check. Failed chip erase: uploading error: exit status 1 I have this problem with borning bootloader, I can't solve it. Please help me.

[@Guru_369]

Rock Again 💪🏽 Great video bro

[@ivani7976]

Love your videos, greetings from Bosnia

[@anonymoususer900]

Bro u r the best love you bro!!!! Pls keep uploading videos like thrse.

[@technolabcreation]

Great project

[@haddad8956]

great work ❤❤

[@newdaynewdose9692]

Always awaiting for your vids :)

[@checkm8606]

Awesome stuff! Have to try it out!

[@burakescobar]

I like project but i did not see fire button on the use. In the video you are not use that button also according to circuit shematic button connected differently why? someone can tell me

[@aberateklehaimanot9804]

Awesome ,i encountered problem compiling the sketch"PCMSK"was not declared in this scope.keep it up and thanks a lot for sharing.

[@ELECTRONOOBS]

Did you selected the attiny85 board?

[@aberateklehaimanot9804]

@@ELECTRONOOBS I appreciate for the respose,no I have not,I will try it again, can I use Attiny45 instead of 85 ?thanks a lot.

[@In_a_nutshell_24]

Change your channel name to Electro_Pro_Max coz you are no longer a noob. This channel deserves some million subs considering the contents.

[@josemanuelalogoadjomo7863]

fun and informative as always gracias maestro!!!!

[@abymohanan9403]

Thank you so much for this video

[@Filip-un2hx]

Can i program it with usbasp without bootloader ?

[@PixelsSquad]

fantastic!

[@TheSomar1991]

Best Chanel on KZbin

[@ELECTRONOOBS]

Thank you so much!

[@sujitsingh7446]

Superb DIY project.

[@DJTrancenergy]

I'm surprised this work with PB3 and PB4 going to the OLED display. According to the datasheet it's PB0 and PB1 having SDA and SCL, respectively, which are the signals needed by the display. If we do this, (Using PB0 and PB1) do you think there could be some issue by sharing the programming pin header signals with the signals going to the display? Because I believe PB0, PB1, PB2 and PB5 are needed for programming.

[@DJTrancenergy]

Also, why did you connected the external programming cables to the VCC hole in your ISP "header"? AFAIK, you're supplying VCC (3V) with your own battery, but you're also connecting the VCC of your programming cables to this VCC 3V, wouldn't that cause a problem? why is that even needed?

[@ashajjar]

Thank you .. this is really good stuff

[@master138]

Cool project plzz post more videos

[@ankitnegi2524]

Great work👍👏👏

[@lybce]

Amazing !! Space Invaders

[@colinhurlburt332]

Would the ATtiny25 or 45 have enough memory for a project like this? Or do you need to have the 85?

[@Edoup2]

The attiny85 have 8kb of storage, the 45 have 4kb and the the 25 have 2kb of storage, so if you want to play on it, you will have to create very small games.

[@vamsimolugu8833]

This is a good one!! But right now spot mini is on the lens...Do you have any idea of creating a smaller version using hobby servos and 3d printing ? And then hook it to your radio..I think this may increase your views as well..

[@dineshvyas]

Very exciting project

[@ardutronic]

You're great gamer! Hahaah 🤜🤛

[@MrfB-br6yh]

Every time u surprise us with very nice project and I want to ask u to make a toturial about building uart to ftdi board at home

[@AidenJooMV]

Great Project!

[@ketanmorajker]

Wow😲, brilliant idea👌🏻👍🏻

[@prarthitjoshi7031]

Can you help me... To upload ir remote code... Into Attiny13... Chip... Plz... I can't found proper library

[@kishoreksm8366]

Waiting for this video

[@sajjkandola7918]

the wires that he uses for the arduino uno are not in the parts list.

[@unitedrobotics7377]

When will the q and a video will come ??

[@ELECTRONOOBS]

Maybe in a few weeks.

[@unitedrobotics7377]

@@ELECTRONOOBS thank you for your reply!!

[@chiefrunningfist]

Great vid, as always. Always tons of info, and easy to understand & follow. What about an Arduino programmed ATTiny digital PFC controller? Stable enough? Thanks.

[@electronicsupersonic402]

May I ask why you connected the battery directly to the components instead of using a regulator? Batteries have a very sharp drop in voltage during their lifetimes and that can cause brownouts over time. A tiny regulator would've helped IMO

[@cri8tor]

Great tutorial. Have you recorded a tutorial on how to create a gaming console that can be used to play games on a TV? Cheers

[@manohar3787]

neat little project . thank you . in your schematic you mentioned a voltage divider for the fire button which has a 1k and 6.8k resistor but in the video the place holder for the 6.8k resistor is empty , any reason or how did it work without that in place.

[@ELECTROMAN_MX]

imagine you launch this product in 1975, OMG lol

[@circuitdesolator]

Really nice work. As always 😊 Btw, is there a small edge connector we can use for the attiny? Something like a small pcie socket to easily replace the games? 😀

[@Goosboi]

what slide switch is used?

[@maharbatc]

I have an error compiling the game for digispark: region 'text' overflowed

[@KuntalGhosh]

This chip is probably more powerful than comodore pet or vic20.

[@Edoup2]

Is it possible to make this with an attiny 45 instead of an attiny 85? Because I already have an attiny 45 at home and it would be great if I can use it.

[@ClickScienceDIY]

Wow that's amazing

[@sidharthap]

Which video editing software do u use, i mean, how do u get all those nice animations, into your videos. I'm referring to when u label things or like in this video u showed circles to highlight certain parts of a circuit, at other times u show an arrow pointing to 5V, 3.3V, gnd, etc. What makes those cool animations possible?

[@معهدالمحترف]

Cool project 👍

[@Guru_369]

Bro may this is stupid question. Never mind, I have C knowledge little bit. Is it essential to have a complete knowledge in C to master in Embedded or hardware knowledge enough. And also in controller register level program is essential or libraries method which one is better and efficient.. I really wanted to be a good Embedded engineer pls give me a suggestion thanks or make video about this if you can.. your videos are always helps me to learn something new from basic to Advance Thanks once again...

[@ELECTRONOOBS]

Actually Arduino is C based. If you learn C you will learn a lot easier any other languages. So I really recommend C for all embedded.

[@Guru_369]

@@ELECTRONOOBS Thank you bro🙂

[@navin233]

It's really not a stupid question . I think maximum persons who love electronic wants to be like us . I too wishing to be a embedded engineer. I don't have much know than you because your talking strange words to me about embedded . Can you teach me about that

[@danschnur7520]

Love the project! Quick question: Why is R6 there, and shouldn't the other resistors be a little bigger like 4k7 or better yet 10k? Thank you!

[@alirasouli236]

Thank you so much for this fun amazing post. I built one and I am so excited. But my Fire button does not work. I troubleshoot it and everything looks ok. Do you know why the Fire button would not work. I also noticed that your R4 is missing from your board.

[@ammarjr6117]

I did never saw something great like that , love your video from sudan 🇸🇩💙.

[@arunbaalaji5589]

What's the difference between active and passive busser

[@schav]

Nice video! What's the current draw for this? How long can the cr2032 power this (I have no experience with OLED) for?

[@sergisaperaslopez4752]

I built it, but I have problems with the arduino part, I have errors uploading and with the bootloader, I could really use some advise thanks

[@MohammadMahdi85]

Unbelievable!

[@techieelectro]

Awesome project sir but how much battery life?

[@Autotrope]

I see these people who have made game consoles with attiny85 and it blows me away that something with 512 *bytes* of RAM can hold enough information for a full game state and render everything in graphics.

[@sergeykozinets9979]

Please tell me, can I use LIR 2032 in this scheme? LIR 2032 is a rechargeable lithium-ion battery similar in size to the one you are using. The capacity is 80mA, the voltage is 3.6 volts, but the full charge can go up to 4.2 volts. Won't it mess up the circuit?

[@carlosclavijo9791]

Quisiera verlo en el canal en español

[@usl4283]

where is the link for the products?

[@shubhodeepmandal1499]

Upload pubj in it...😁 Thank you sir... this is definitely helpful for me. I will try to make it..😃

[@isaacsimon6863]

AWESOME! can't even imagine how long it took to code the games. Did you write the code yourself? I definitely want to make one.

[@ELECTRONOOBS]

Thanks. No, the games are from GitHub

[@isaacsimon6863]

@@ELECTRONOOBS Oh, that's okay. Thank you for the video and again, I can't wait to make my one. or a few(probably)

[@JorgeFlores-ck8bp]

could you do something like this but for a more powerful setup such as a raspberry pi

[@Bacongoober]

I have a problem i can't upload the link to preferences cause im working with arduino create on web browser pls help

[@user-qr4jf4tv2x]

this things are powerful

[@TheMrMinecrafttnt]

I think with an external I2C EEprom is it possible to put all Games :)

[@82363]

I think itcan use magnifier above the screen

[@simplestupidthings4109]

can we make it on a DIGISPARK Attiny85 board

[@iamfyrus]

1 game at a time by uploading one by one?

[@clippotronics522]

This channel is sooo underrated! Damn

[@ELECTRONOOBS]

yes :( Thank you!

[@gordonw9208]

How long does battery last?

[@jairosantos]

Very good!

[@karanknmiet]

I have made this , and everything working except the fire push button is not working i have made in 3 pcbs and same issue i am getting, can you please me

[@burakescobar]

did you solve it

[@kartiksingh-ko2lz]

Can you do it without Arduino or ready to use hardware or software? Doing it completely from scratch would be great for learning 🙂

[@gergelysoki1705]

hold on! you didnt want to use the larger lcd because the pins are backwards and uses more current? so you didnt make this project than?

[@tahsinrumana473]

Is it possible to use joystick?

[@MikeMcRoberts]

Shame you didn't credit the people who made the original Attiny arcade machine and wrote all of those games

[@ELECTRONOOBS]

yes I did. All links to Andy Jackson are shared and appear on the screen.

[@ilyatitov3186]

@@ELECTRONOOBS Hey, Andy made a massive contribution and you should rightly credit him for the games he worked on and the pcbs, however please credit the original project github.com/webboggles/AttinyArcade

[@MikeMcRoberts]

@@ELECTRONOOBS That is my point. You have not mentioned Andy by name in the video. You have also failed to credit Ilya Titov who originally created the Attiny Arcade. The LINK says ORIGINAL GITHUB only it doe snot mention Andy's name until you click it. You have basically made it look like this is your own work instead of fairly crediting the people who made the original and wrote the code.

[@isaacsimon6863]

@@MikeMcRoberts ​ @Ilya Titov give him a break guys, he did work really hard on it, but Electronoobs also show his name on the screen and left links to his work. At least he didn't change the coding to say something like "by Electronoobs" (he would never do that) plus, I'm sure that andy is glad that someone is basing their work off of his. It couldn't have been done without Andy Jackson. now stop trolling him.

[@kicikwijaya4474]

if i remove the buzzer, are the code still same??

[@desmondhow343]

It's so cool

[@pandemonium7617]

Good content

[@kruppstahl1686]

Why would you need a bootloader, when you program over ISP anyway?

[@isaacsimon6863]

because he didn't use the 16 mhz crystal and chose the internal 8 Mhz frequency so that requires a bootloader

[@ELECTRONOOBS]

@@isaacsimon6863 Yes, that's why! Thanks!

[@isaacsimon6863]

@@ELECTRONOOBS ;) I wanted to actually know, while you are here, are the level held in an EEPROM variable, or do you have to restart the game every time it is started up? EEPROM stands for electrically erasable programmable read-only memory. meaning it holds that level that you are in and adds to it every time you advance in order to not have to start over all the time. If not, then a V2 should have that. If I does, is it possible to reset the levels without recoding it? sorry, it Is a long comment but I want to give some of these to my cousins and want them to be top-notch. THANKS!

[@sameerUNO10100]

Fun project mate Cheering sameerUNO

[@tungphamvan9781]

good ! profesional

[@e-earthdiscover382]

Very nice exelent

[@clippotronics522]

Who made the games?

[@vysakhak191]

Can I use a 18650 rechargeable battery instead of the button cell ? Btw thanks for the video!!

[@ELECTRONOOBS]

Yes but it will be a lot bigger!

[@vysakhak191]

@@ELECTRONOOBS thanks for the reply!!

[@pandemonium7617]

Cool !! keep doing

[@shamshuddinmahamoodmulla8806]

Awesome