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Could you hook up different emulators on these displays?
Background
CHIP-8, the mid-70's programming language, is one of the easiest emulators/interpreters to write today. There have been many iterations from different people to improve and expand the CHIP-8 instruction set. Because of this, tons of games have surfaced throughout the years for this platform.
Overview
Chip-84 3D allows you to play CHIP-8 and SCHIP-8 games in 3D with different display modes such as on a television, a street sign, graph paper, and more. There are many ROMs you can find online under the public domain or homebrew and you can even make your own with Octo!
Controls
The CHIP-8 keypad has 16 keys, 0-F. On the computer keyboard, this is the leftmost keys starting from 1 to V (1, 2, 3, 4, Q, W, E, R, A, S, D, F, Z, X, C, V). Certain games have different controls from each other.
Source Code
If you want to check out how it's made, the source code is here
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