Three games plus one:

• Mini-Checkers
• Tic Tac Two (like "Tic Tac Toe")
• Scout Patrol (like "Battleship")
• Tic Tac Tall (with with "Connect Four" mixed in)

Mini-Checkers is incomplete and others may still have a couple minor bugs. I ran out of gas working on the Mini-Checkers moves but examples are there for each type for completing them.

Dave Cain

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Description:

• 3 plus 1 games on an Arduino GIGA with 3.9" GIGA Display Shield & passive buzzer.
  • Mini Checkers (original Sep 2024).
    • Small version of classic checkers - played against the Arduino GIGA (6 checkers each instead of 12.
  • Tic Tac Two (original Dec 2022).
    • Tic-Tac-Toe game against the GIGA.
  • Scout Patrol (original Jul 2023).
    • Like a tiny Battleships game played against the Arduino GIGA
    • Small scout ships typically patrol in pairs to provide fire support for each other. Primary weapon is a Boson Torpedo which travels in an arc similar to an artillery shell, The Torpedo is like a green laser firing Higgs Boson particle pulses on a curved flight path. Take that Mr. Tyson!
  • Tic-Tac-Tall (original Mar 2024).
    • Combination Tic-Tac-Toe & mini Connect Four against the GIGA.

Other Files:

• < GIGABase.stl > - game mount 3d print file for an Arduino GIGA and GIGA Display Shield (used a GIGA so pins would be available for adding sounds - see Hardware below & hoping new GIGA will make button graphics quicker & better).
• < ColorCheckGIGA.ino > - GIGA sketch to test look of various colors
• < ####.jpg > - Couple misc. pics of GIGA base assembly with 'Trip + 1' running

Hardware:

• Arduino GIGA & GIGA Display Shield (3.97" 480x800 touchscreen TFT-LCD which allows pins for additional use} with an on-off switched 3ea-AA battery box. - All held on 3D printed mounting frame.
  M2.5 x 10-12 screws for mounting the GIGA on the bracket and little silicone drawer stops on the back corners of the bracket to make it easier to use on a table/desk top (I actually used dabs of silicone glue instead). Plus a rubber band or two to hold the battery box in place.
• Used passive buzzer (w/ jumpers) to generate beeps & tones.

Misc:

• ?? are items that being a novice programmer I still don't fully understand. Item may or may not be needed nor correct.