Bye bye FPGA arcade....

[hamster]

Has anybody else looked at http://www.fpgaarcade.com/ lately?

 

I guess it had to happen sometime!

[alex]

Yeah I saw that a while back. He has been talking a long time about creating a new site so he's finally done it. I noticed all the links to the game implementations have disappeared, this may just be temporary while he updates the new site or who knows, since it's his IP, maybe he has a reason not to share any more, but all those sources have been copied to public code repositories already, so it's still available.

[Jack Gassett]

Maybe this means his board is coming to market soon. I'd love to see it available, we'd resell it if he would let us, and heck I'd want to buy one for myself too. Hopefully the price is not too crazy.

 

Jack.

[RorschachUK]

but all those sources have been copied to public code repositories already, so it's still available.

Do we know where?  I couldn't find any Github links there.

[alex]

I usually google for gadgetfactory github and I find it right away. I've also got

my own sources on google code svn but you have a valid point, perhaps we need a single page with links to everything.

[RorschachUK]

Ah - the small subset of items already converted to Papilio aren't what I was looking for, rather the large amount of other games, consoles and computers that haven't been converted to Papilio that were previously mentioned on the old FPGAArcade website, I wondered if any might work on Pipistrello LX45.

 

So there's Jack's at GitHub [here] and yours at Google Code [here].