World's Smallest Arcade Machine (Guinness Record)


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    Hi :)
    
    In a nutshell, I'm wondering if you're interested in participating,
    as in building a cabinet as small as you can, keeping it's dimensions to yourself,
    and sending me the schematic so I can write a game on a bigger breadboard version.
    
    I can probably arrange the joystick and buttons for free, and am also going to try to get some displays.
    I think Sparkfun will play ball for this kind of project.
    
    In that case, I would reapply to Guinness as a PBP group.
    It is good to leave my application open in any case, as I can check the record daily.
    It's fine if you're not into that, but I would certainly opt to avoid building the hardware if possible.
    
    Cheers, Brek.

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    Hi Art,

    Sorry for the PM inbox being full.

    About the cabinet, i will be happy to participate.
    The design i have right now is the smallest i can go because of the nokia lcd ( breakboard ) and for my tactile buttons but it's possible to do it smaller.
    The MCU i'm using is a 18F2520 which has alot of programming memory ( great for storing lots of screen pictures ).
    The same PCB can be used in a way that instead of sensors you can use joystick or other goodies.

    Here are some more recent pictures of the cabinet with buttons and pcb:

    http://i69.photobucket.com/albums/i62/ruijc/Arcade3.jpg

    http://i69.photobucket.com/albums/i62/ruijc/Arcade5.jpg

    http://i69.photobucket.com/albums/i62/ruijc/Arcade6.jpg

    http://i69.photobucket.com/albums/i62/ruijc/Arcade7.jpg



    It's possible to use a small joystick instead of the buttons.

    Regards
    Rui

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