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   by pkiller 8y ago

   Thanks :) I've kept this project to myself and would only describe it occasionally to some coworkers and friends. I never thought that many people would find it cool. And always thought that people with more knowledge than me would fin
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   by pkiller 8y ago

   Thanks :) The only multi-input game I have right now is Tetris for 2 players. My girlfriend doesn't complaint while playing it (except when I win :P), so I'd say it's pretty responsive, even with the somewhat convoluted way t
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   by pkiller 8y ago

   Thanks :) Well nowadays there's a lot of material online, I did find a book interesting, though: "Make: Electronics", it teaches the basics in a very nice way. Aside from that the key, I guess, is to start small and increment
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   by pkiller 8y ago

   Thanks a lot :) It really is super satisfying to get this far, I still turn it on sometimes just to check if it really works. And I also had zero experience with electronics (and I still don't know as much as I should...), so yeah I th
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   Show HN: A retro video game console I've been working on in my free time(internalregister.github.io)

   2690 points by pkiller 8y ago|210 comments
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   by pkiller 8y ago

   It's my understanding, that the reason why arcade boards were so much more powerful was because they were a lot more complex thus much more expensive to design, source components and produce in large scale. More colors, background laye