by Halle Cho, Chris Lo, Wilson Martinez, Ian Raley, Liwen Tran
Spring 2022
Skee-Ball is a classic arcade game played by rolling a ball up an inclined lane and over the hump that jumps the ball into the bullseye ring.
Traditionally, Skee-Ball is played by one player, who receives a queue of 9 balls. Launching the ball in the rings reward points, with the smallest and hardest to reach giving the most value.
This is our final project for the course Digital Systems Fundamentals (EN.520.142) taught by Dr. Pouliquen. We wanted to challenge ourselves by creating a game that has never been implemented before with 7400-series logic.
We will be designing and building a two-player version of Skee-Ball. Some changes include:
The ball’s location will be represented by a series of 20 LED lights, as the ball moves through them, they will stay lit.
We determine the specifications of our outputs and inputs to start designing our game.
Input