He ended up designing an 8 by 16 grid of LED’s that was turned into a game of Tetris. He arranged all 128 LED’s into the grid on a piece of perfboard.

Kerger made the Tetris shirt by inserting an Arduino Uno, 4 AA batteries, and 128 LEDs into the garment. This is how the shirt works: First Kerger plugs the shirt into the Arduino unit.

Tetris was a breakout hit when it was released for the Nintendo Game Boy in 1989, in much the same way that Breakout was a breakout hit in arcades in 1976. Despite this, gamers of today expect a li… ...

This Game Boy look-alike, for instance, demonstrates its creator's skills in one fell swoop: It doesn't just display a résumé, it's also a simple gaming handheld that can play Tetris.

If You Watch One Video Of An Arduino-Powered, Tetris-Playing Business Card Today, Make It This One John Biggs 1:57 PM PST · March 3, 2014 ...

Arduino fans and developers are sure to enjoy this awesome business card called the Arduboy, which has been created by Kevin Bates, and is Arduino powered letting you enjoy a quick game of Tetris.

Check out the video below to learn more about the VGA multi-game system which has been created using a little Arduino hardware and programming and is capable of playing Pong, Tetris, Breakout ...

The Tetris MicroCard is a tiny gaming device that’s the size of a small stack of credit cards. Despite its compact profile, the Testris MicroCard has an actual D-pad and action buttons.

The Tetris shirt is comprised of an Arduino Uno microcontroller, 128 LEDs and is powered by two AA batteries. The T-shirt doesn’t play the game’s iconic music; however, it can be Flashed to ...

Modern gaming handhelds range from Game Boy clones to full-fledged computers capable of running PC games. Asterisk is something different. It’s a tiny handheld with a 0.91 inch display, four ...