This notebook is about the game Tap Tap Revenge on the mbed. It compares sparkfun keypad inputs 0 through 3 to the current "note" being played in the song and on the uLCD screen. The ShftBrite will turn the color green if the user gets the "note" right, or red if the user is wrong. The game ends at about halfway through the song My House, by Flo Rida. The user's score is displayed and he or she either receives affirmation or a mild insult. The game requires an mbed LPC 1768, a sparkfun keypad, a 5V external power supply, an SD card and reader, an audio amplifier, a ShiftBrite, and a speaker. You can play with the timing of the "notes" by changing the Thread::wait() parameter in main.cpp line 234.

(https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tap_Tap_Revenge)

Program Code

Input Files

Two input files are required: an audio(.wav) file and a text file. The audio file should be sampled down to around 8KHz so the that the game will run smoothly. The text file should consist of many lines that contain a single integer between 1 and 4, inclusive. These numbers represent the permutation of circles that appear on the LCD screen.

Set-Up

Hookup Guide:

SD Card Reader

Touch Keypad

ShiftBrite

Audio Amplifier

LCD Screen

Example Video