Making "LCD, Please"
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Making "LCD, Please"
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#2Related discussion about the game from 3 months ago:
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#3That game is so much fun. I wish they really made this handheld lol
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#4For a personal project I also tried to have a custom segmented display produced… It was an amazing journey!
The PCB is being updated for a new ultra low power MCU (vs the current ESP32).
The only online document is this brief clip where it appears a few seconds in the very beginning:
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#5I would love if there were an actual physical device released. Not for me but for my wife. It would make an amazing gift.
I never got very far in "Papers, Please" and found the experience very stressful. For my wife though it was kind of an introduction to gaming. She saw me playing and thought it looked interesting. She ended up being immediately really good at the game and got kind of obsessed playing through it umpteen times. This lead to her getting into Overwatch (RIP) and many other games to a lesser extent.
A little device as a commemoration of this would be incredible.
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#6For a personal project I also tried to have a custom segmented display produced… It was an amazing journey! The PCB is being updated for a new ultra low power MCU (vs the current ESP32). The only online document is this brief clip where it appears a few seconds in the very beginning: https://twitter.com/andreasgysin/status/1525544668808749060
There’s also been a series at EEVblog on getting a custom LCD manufactured[1]. (Not that expensive, surprisingly—if you’ve got the expertise.)
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#7Related discussion about the game from 3 months ago: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=37052622
Discussing the playable version of the LCD game on a browser:
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#8For a personal project I also tried to have a custom segmented display produced… It was an amazing journey! The PCB is being updated for a new ultra low power MCU (vs the current ESP32). The only online document is this brief clip where it appears a few seconds in the very beginning: https://twitter.com/andreasgysin/status/1525544668808749060
There’s also been a series at EEVblog on getting a custom LCD manufactured[1]. (Not that expensive, surprisingly—if you’ve got the expertise.) [1] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZA5vlDdpbkw
This was exactly my starting reference for the project…!
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#9Is this to gauge interest for an actual product?
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#10Wonder how hard it would be to implement in Shenzhen I/O[1]. There is functionality for importing custom LCD designs so that part shouldn't be _that_ much work (although the game logic probably would).