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The smallest Tetris in the world

This is REALLY a pocket game...

The smallest Tetris in the world

In terms of size, modern gaming devices are somewhere between a Game Boy and a Switch, which makes them portable, but not pocketable. Otherwise, they can really fit in your pocket, but it has to be really big... Asterisk is different... It's a small hand-held device with a black and white OLED screen of 2.3 cm diagonal, four buttons and two CR2032 button batteries, intended for playing games. Sorry, games, because it's only a falling block game, a version of Tetris. The authors programmed it on an ATTiny85 microcontroller using Arduino tools, and if anyone is interested in what the program looks like, they can also view the source code, which is available on the project's website.

The thing will cost you $20 excluding shipping and batteries…

Source: Tindie

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