RAM Sliding Puzzle

[Zach]

I found a better use of my Tic-Tac-Toe kernel, and this time it's a one player game. Again it uses the keyboard controller, but this time you use all 12 buttons. The game is one of those classic puzzles where you slide tiles into a particular order:

 

 

If I can find the space, future versions may include an automatic scramble if you hold reset, or a little recognition if you solve the puzzle.

RAMslidingPuzzle_18May09.bin

[Devin]

I found a better use of my Tic-Tac-Toe kernel, and this time it's a one player game. Again it uses the keyboard controller, but this time you use all 12 buttons. The game is one of those classic puzzles where you slide tiles into a particular order:

 

 

If I can find the space, future versions may include an automatic scramble if you hold reset, or a little recognition if you solve the puzzle.

RAMslidingPuzzle_18May09.bin

 

Looks great.

[Thomas Jentzsch]

Looking forward to further development of this.

[Zach]

Looking forward to further development of this.

Thanks Thomas, once I finish all the optimization I can do, I will post the source code to see what ideas you have. I'm also working on a version that uses the joystick instead of the keyboard. I like the interface better, but the joystick logic takes up space.

Edited May 27, 2009 by Zach