Arcade Classics v1.0
This is a collection of classic arcade games, featuring Pong, Breakout, Snake, and Stacker. It’s meant to be a way to play these awesome classics on the Pokitto.
Current Downloads
Simulator: NOT MADE YET (download source in Other Downloads for now)
Pokitto Binary:
arcade.bin (46.5 KB)
Other Downloads
v1.0
Simulator EXE: NOT MADE YET
Simulator Source: https://github.com/epicdude312/Arcade-Classics
Pokitto Binary: Arcade.bin (255.6 KB)
Mbed Source: https://os.mbed.com/teams/Pokitto-Community-Team/code/Arcade/
[details=How to Play]Pong: Move your paddle and hit the ball. If the ball passes your paddle, the CPU gains a point, and if the ball passes the CPU’s paddle, you get a point. Try to get as many points as you can!
Breakout: Move your paddle to bounce the ball. If you hit a brick, you break it and get points. As you rack up points, the ball will go faster, and if you miss the ball, you lose a life! Also, yellow and red bricks take 2 hits to destroy.
Snake: The snake moves automatically and you have to turn it. Try to eat pink squares to gain more points! If you hit yourself or the wall, you lose!
Stacker: Stack a tower of bricks! Gravity affects these bricks, so you have to time your stacking carefully. The bricks move faster the higher you go. If you don’t have any bricks on the tower when you stack, you lose!
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[details=Controls]Menu
L/R: Scroll through games
A: Enter game
B: Options
Pong
U/D: Move your paddle
C: Return to menu
Breakout
L/R: Move your paddle
C: Return to menu
Snake:
U/D/L/R: Turn snake
C: Return to menu
Stacker:
A: Stack
C: Return to menu [/details]
Screenshots
Trailer
Trailer not made yet! Come back soon!
Credits
Coding and art: @epicdude312
Pong & Breakout: Atari
Snake: Nokia
Stacker: LAI Games
Inspiration: @adekto’s mockups for an arcade bundle
DISCLAIMER: Pong, Breakout, Snake, and Stacker are copyrighted. I do not intend to violate any copyrights with these games; they are simply ports of them for the Pokitto. All of these games are fairly old, as well – they’re often used as programming excercises.