June 15, 2025
I created a function to choose a random piece, to move to the left, and to move to the right
I found a driver called FastTinyDriver that is intended for making games on the Attiny85, it uses bitmaps so I created bitmaps for every piece in Tetris in every rotation, and I can rotate them
I rewired the PCB and made the display vertical
After looking over the datasheet for the attiny85, I found out that the down button was set to the reset pin. The first 45 to 50 minutes of this was spent debugging my display, the issue was my power source the entire time, the rest was spent remaking the schematic
The PCB is complete, now I only need to do firmware and a case if I have time
Schematic is complete, now I need to do wiring, firmware, and probably a case.
A Gameboy like console that plays Tetris and is powered by an Attiny85
This was widely regarded as a great move by everyone.