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Matt used to hold the high score for every light gun game at the local arcade, but he's a little out of practice since the switch to modern, flat-screen, high-definition displays. Longing for a new challenge, he decides to build a gesture-controlled variation of the classic NES Zapper that will work on modern screens through emulators such as RetroPie and MAME. It's a new take on retro hardware based around an LSM9DS1 and ATmega32u4 that not only breathes life into otherwise forgotten games, but also provides an entirely new hand-eye coordination challenge! |
Supplemental Content:
- Weller WE1010 Soldering Station Unboxing & Initial Thoughts
- Weller WE1010 Soldering Station Teardown
- NES Zapper Teardown
- How To Use LSM9DS1 With Arduino
- Soldering Supercut: Project QuickShot
- Project QuickShot Arduino Sketch
Bill of Material:
| Part | Manufacturer | Quantity | Buy Kit |
|---|---|---|---|
Development Board, AdaFruit Feather, ATmega32u4, Prototyping Area | Adafruit | 1 | Buy Now |
USB Cable, USB Type A Plug, Micro USB Type B Plug, 2 m, 6.5 ft, USB 2.0, Black | L-COM | 1 | Buy Now |
Additional Parts:
| Product Name |
|---|
Adafruit 9-DOF Accel/Mag/Gyro+Temp Breakout Board - LSM9DS1 |
