This is an implementation of a simple 2 players game based on the educational example arbiter from the EDU-CIAA-FPGA public repository.
The purpose of the game is to introduce students to sequential logic by implementing common digital blocks like: counters, registers, shift registers and finite state machines.
This is a 2 players game, where every player has an active low pushbutton assigned (req1_in and req2_in inputs to top level). After applying reset to the circuit, a countdown will be displayed at the output ports (ideally connected to some LEDs). Then, when the last LED stops toggling, the players will press the buttons. The first player to press the button wins and this will be displayed in output LEDs:
Player 1 wins
Player 2 wins
The EDU-CIAA-FPGA project is an open source initiative that encompases:
- Open hardware
- Open toolchain
- An active community providing support with examples and educational resources.
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