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Mame + sound card + oscilloscope = star wars arcade game

(www.youtube.com/watch?v=gCXrwcV59nA)

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Luigi Rosa says:

Amazing!!!
Posted 24 months ago. ( permalink )

gsx-r750 says:

Outstanding. Why didn't someone do this back in 1990 when I did my Electronics course.

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Posted 24 months ago. ( permalink )

blogmotion says:

Yes! :)

(seen on boingboing)
Posted 24 months ago. ( permalink )

kleer001 says:

Hmmm, looks authentic, but color me skeptic I'd like to see it moving.
Posted 24 months ago. ( permalink )

DraconianOne says:

Brilliant!
Posted 24 months ago. ( permalink )

jeffblog says:

That is too much fun!
Posted 24 months ago. ( permalink )

naikrovek says:

show us how show us how
Posted 24 months ago. ( permalink )

fotoshup says:

i want one
Posted 24 months ago. ( permalink )

Amazing. I run a synthesizer blog at matrixsynth.blogspot.com. I put up a post so others there can check it out. If you have more details please drop by and leave a comment or PM me.
Posted 24 months ago. ( permalink )

ukslim says:

I see no reason for scepticism. It's not magic. But it is extremely cool.

Is there public code out there? I'd love to play Asteroids on an oscilloscope.

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Posted 24 months ago. ( permalink )

StevenMerrifield says:

@kleer001: there is a youtube video link beneath the image...
Posted 24 months ago. ( permalink )

ttstam says:

Dude. Saw this on EnGadget. This is freakin' awesome, congrats, man!
Posted 24 months ago. ( permalink )

ConceptJunkie says:

This is way cool. The very first video games worked the same way, which is the basis for the vector display video games (like Asteroids) that were common until about 1982 or so.

Although it's commonly thought the first video game was "Space War" from 1961, there was in fact a table tennis simulation called "Tennis for Two" was developed as a demo at Brookhaven National Labs in 1958.

That's just shy of 50 years ago!

You can read about it here.
Posted 24 months ago. ( permalink )

macfixer says:

That is absolutely amazing!

//k
Posted 11 months ago. ( permalink )

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