I'm building a Minecraft clone in hardware, on a tiny FPGA with 143kb of RAM

Post by MaxBarraclough » Mon, Nov 23, 2020, 10:10 PM UTC

retro_guy wrote: post #41

nickmqb wrote: post #26

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That's a good idea. The two analog sticks on the GC controller would be an improvement over the single stick on the N64 controller for movement in 3D. I think that the main benefit of the N64 controller (besides a nostalgia factor, though that may just be me ;)) is how easy it is to connect. I actually just got some wire from the local hardware store, plugged pieces of it into the controller connector, and then attac…

Talking about the N64 and FPGA, do you know that someone is working on an FPGA implementation? Link: https://twitter.com/ufp64 Hmm… Hardware Minecraft… I do also wonder what would it take to create a PICO-8 (popular fantasy console) implementation in hardware with a Lua CPU…