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ladyada.net - 11/26/2008

Fuzebox - Open Source Game Console

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Full 256 simultaneous output colors, 240x224 pixel resolution Tile & sprite support Two player ports, either with Super Nintendo or classic Nintendo controllers NTSC RCA composite and S-video out (PAL not supported at this time) 4 channel output mono audio for music and effects SD/MMC card ...

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ladyada.net - 11/25/2008

New Kit! Fuzebox, an open source 8-bit game console

— ladyada.net — After many months of looking at NTSC waveforms on my scope (go video-sync trigger!) I have finished... the Fuzebox, a fully open-source, DIY 8-bit game console (based on the Uzebox I posted about a while back). It is based almost completely on an ... (more) New Kit! Fuzebox, an open source 8-bit game console

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blog.makezine.com - 11/26/2008

Fuzebox - an open source 8-bit game console kit

— blog.makezine.com — Adafruit Industries just released a new kit version of the Uzebox open-source gaming console - After many... months of looking at NTSC waveforms on my scope (go video-sync trigger!) I have finished the Fuzebox, a fully open-source, DIY 8-bit game ... (more) Fuzebox - an open source 8-bit game console kit

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Fuzebox: open-source 8-bit game console
CrunchGear — ... Although I know that I personally will never play anything on one (nobody I know is crafty enough to put something together), I definitely respect this little guy. Looks like you can plug a couple SNES controllers right in there, load your homebrewed game off an SD card, and S-Video it out to your TV. ...

Fuzebox - open source 8-bit game console
MAKE Magazine: hacks — ... It is designed specifically for people who know a little bit of programming to expand into designing and creating their own video games and demos. A full-featured core runs in the background and does all the video and audio processing so that your code stays clean and easy to understand. You can build your own from scratch with the supplied documentation, or you can buy a kit from the Adafruit store and solder it together. Looks like a pretty fun project. Fuzebox

The Fuzebox - open source DIY games console, we don’ need no stinkin’ wii
The Red Ferret Journal - gadgets, cool sites, freeware and tech trivia — Fuzebox The Fuzebox is a bare bones basic, 8 bit DIY games console. You can hurry along and buy a complete kit for $100.00 which you then assemble on the kitchen table. Make sure it s the kitchen table because part of the gaming fun is making the other half as mad as a badger. Fuzebox2 Once you ve assembled your little grey box, take it somewhere damp, cold and preferably subterranean and start the second part of the challenge. Yep, you ve got to create your own video games. This challenge will see you retreating from humanity completely as you slave and sweat over ...

Fuzebox DIY Games Console
Ubergizmo — ... Forget about snagging one of those powerful home consoles this holiday season - why not tinker around with a golden oldie instead? The Fuzebox is an 8-bit DIY games console taht will retail for $100, and it will require a fair bit of self-assembly to begin with. Once it is up and running, you can start putting your programming skills to good use by creating your own video games. Who knows? You might actually work on the next big thing, much to the chagrin of your family members as well as those nearest and dearest to you, asking you to get a proper job instead of living in an ...

fuzebox: retro 8-bit gaming goes open source
technabob — Always thought you could improve on the gameplay of Tetris? Fancy yourself the creator of the next Super Mario Brothers? Thanks to this open source gaming system - if you’ve got the programming chops, you’ve got the chance to make the next great 8-bit video game. The Fuzebox is a complete 8-bit gaming platform in a box that’s not much bigger than a pack of cigarettes. Based on the open source Uzebox project, the Fuzebox is a ready-to-go kit from the folks over at Adafruit. The DIY 8-bit ...

Fuzebox DIY 8-bit console
SlashGear — ... , the Fuzebox is a DIY 8-bit console kit where you not only build the hardware but write the software too.  Titles can be written for the Fuzebox in C, plus there’s an emulator available to test them out.  ...

Fuzebox - an open-source DIY 8-bit gaming console
TechChee.com, shop online for gadget, gizmo and hot tech stuff — ... The basic Fuzebox kit costs $70, while a complete set that comes with a controller, power adapter and power enclosure costs $100. If you’re interested to get your hand dirty to build some games for the Fuzebox, you can have a look at the sample codes at Adafruit. On the ...