Coder shrinks classic Snake game down to a 56-byte QR code
Squeezing Snake into just 56 bytes required some sacrifices. The port has a quirky glitch where inputting reverse directions once the snake reaches a length of three segments causes it to eat itself – ...
Developer creates a subpixel version of Snake that requires a microscope to play
The microscopic version of Snake is the work of software developer Patrick Gillespie, who demonstrated the amazing feat on ...
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So this Snake-playing card is for their personal information ... The LEDs are running at 20 mA through the limiting resistor, so the code only turns on one LED at a time and makes sure the ...
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Snake game port is only 56 bytes big and and fits in a QR code
It works perfectly fine in DOSBox and the web app, at least in terms of game speed. However, this DOS version of Snake does have one key glitch that makes it more challenging to play than your ...
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Subpixel Snake calls for a microscope just to play
Patrick Gillespie created Subpixel Snake, an implementation of the classic Snake game that uses the RGB sub-pixel color ...