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Proceedings Article | 5 July 2024 Paper

2048 game implementation on RISC-V

Yingqian Chen, Chunfeng Luo, Songjun Jiang, Yunzhou Qiu, Gentuan Jia, Cheng Liu

Proceedings Volume 13184, 131844J (2024) https://doi.org/10.1117/12.3032797

KEYWORDS: Displays, Design, Data transmission, Field programmable gate arrays, Data communications, Logic, Visualization, Rockets, Receivers, Telecommunications

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Hummingbird E203, as a commonly used processor based on the RISC-V architecture, possesses excellent performance and extensive applications. Addressing the scarcity of applications in developing game for the Hummingbird E203, we have developed a 2048 game. This paper provides a detailed overview of the game's design and implementation process. The DDR200T FPGA customized for the Hummingbird E203 processor serves as the control core, with extensions including a DWin serial screen and a PS2 joystick module. The game was programmed in C language. The display of game graphics and basic game operation are achieved with the DWin serial screen and PS2 joystick. After comprehensive system-level debugging, the control was smooth, and no erroneous data was generated, affirming the feasibility and effectiveness of developing games based on RISC-V. This approach has potential applications in entertainment, education, and technical demonstrations

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