After finishing my Colecovision game cartridge shield for the Adafruit Fruit Jam, my next quest was to find a Colecovision game emulator for the Fruit… Read More »A Colecovision Emulator for the Fruit Jam (Or, How to Create a Game Emulator using Claude in 7 days)
GitHub Repository: cogliano/Fruit_Jam_ColecoVision_Cartridge_Reader(Note: KiCAD files coming soon). I have always loved the Colecovision Game System. Released in 1982, it was a step above from the… Read More »Reading a Colecovision Game Cartridge Using an Adafruit Fruit Jam
This month I started a new project and designed a PCB shield for the Adafruit Fruit Jam using KiCad. This is the first project I… Read More »Work in Progress: ColecoVision Game Cartridge Adapter for the Adafruit Fruit Jam
A few months ago I made the suggestion on the Fruit Jam OS Github page that screensavers would be a nice edition to the Fruit… Read More »Screensaver Bundle for the Fruit Jam OS released
Introduction Moon Miner is now available to play on the Adafruit Fruit Jam. It is a retro-styled arcade game reminiscent of the Lunar Lander arcade… Read More »Moon Miner Learn Guide
I’m continuing to build the Moon Miner arcade game, a game written entirely in CircuitPython for the Adafruit Fruit Jam. Here is a list of… Read More »Moon Miner: December Progress
Microsoft has released the original story files of Zork I, II and III as open source. You can find more information, including some history of… Read More »Zork I, II and III Now Officially Open Source
A learn guide is now available for the CPZ Machine. The learn guide contains info on how to download and install the CPZ Machine on… Read More »Learn Guide Now Available for CPZ Machine
My next project after the CPZ Machine is another game. Based on the Lunar Lander arcade game from the 1980s, The object of “Moon Miner”… Read More »Moon Miner: A CircuitPython Game for the Fruit Jam
For several years I have been thinking about how cool it would be to have a CircuitPython-based Z Machine for running Zork and similar adventure… Read More »Using CircuitPython For Running a Z Machine? Yes!