Arduino-Based Retro Handheld Console

• Tweet
• Pin It

TeleBall is a DIY Arduino based retro handheld game console that lets you play BreakOut in single-player mode using one device and Tennis for Two in multi-player mode using two devices communicating via radio.

TeleBall is pretty retro and very minimalistic: it features an 8×8 pixel LED matrix display, a paddle as game controller and one button.

Inside the TeleBall is an Arduino Nano, a Maxim display driver for the LED matrix, and the familiar Nordic Semiconductor RF module. Control is via a potentiometer, and everything sits in a smart 3D-printed case. Everything is open-source, so should you wish to have your own you can head over to the project’s web site and grab all the files.

“Building your own TeleBall device is a multi-discipline DIY project that can be done during one weekend, given that you have all the hardware parts available and some basic soldering equipment and skills. Building your own TeleBall is about:

• 3D Printing
• Electronics
• Software Development

Depending on your choices when it comes to 3D printing, the PCB and the actual electronics parts, one device will cost you something between $100 and $150.”

Find out more information about TeleBall by watching the following video.

Related Posts

• 

  How to Control NeoPixel Installations via Wi-Fi Using Fishino and NodeMCU with Python
  How to Control NeoPixel Installations via Wi-Fi Using Fishino and NodeMCU with Python
• 

  How to Adjust X and Y Axis Scale in Arduino Serial Plotter (No Extra Software Needed)
  How to Adjust X and Y Axis Scale in Arduino Serial Plotter (No Extra Software Needed)
• 

  Building a 3D Digital Clock with Arduino
  Building a 3D Digital Clock with Arduino
• 

  Creating a controller for Minecraft with realistic body movements using Arduino
  Creating a controller for Minecraft with realistic body movements using Arduino