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Alien Wars

Abstract

Alien wars is a single player combat game, with increasing levels of difficulty. Each level has a has target number of enemy spaceships to be destroyed, before the ultimate villain ‘the alien king’ appears. Once the ultimate villain is killed the player proceeds to next level. The speed of the enemy spaceships approaching the player will increase with the increasing levels. The player can choose to either shoot the enemy spaceship using missiles or dodge it. The game ends when the player crashes with enemy spaceship.

Objectives & Introduction

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Team Members & Responsibilities

• Abhinandan Burli
  • Developing enemy game algorithm
  • Developing game characters on LED matrix display
  • GPIO driver for LED matrix display
• Joel Samson
  • Joystick interfacing - ADC driver
  • Bluetooth Interfacing and developing UART driver (transmitter & receiver)
  • GPIO driver for LED matrix display
• Basangouda Patil
  • Speaker and MP3 encoder interfacing
  • Developing game sounds - SPI driver
  • GPIO driver for LED matrix display

Schedule

Parts List & Cost

Design & Implementation

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Hardware Design

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Hardware Interface

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Software Design

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Implementation

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Testing & Technical Challenges

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• Technical Challennges
  • Flickering of data
  • Dynamic display of objects in LED matrix display

Conclusion

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Project Video

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Project Source Code

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References

Acknowledgement

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References Used

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Appendix

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