Pong-Game

This Pong Game was programmed with Verilog using Altera's DE2-115 Field-Programmable Gate Array (FPGA) Board and a VGA Interface

Altera's DE2-115 Board can be purchased from:

Furthermore, Quartus Prime Lite will be used as a multiplatform design environment for the FPGA Board. The free software can be downloaded from:

The main code files can be found in the "src" folder with VGAInterface.v being the top module.

Main Goals for this project:

Learning how to use ALtera's FPGA Board
Learning how to draw color patterns on a computer monitor by implementing RGB Signals with the VGA Port
Utilizing Verilog to create a game of Pong

Project Features:

Implementing green borders on the screen to indicate the left and right boundaries
Implementing magenta borders on the screen to indicate top and bottom boundaries
Two blue rectangles are used as paddles
A red circle as the ball
Two seven-segment displays on the FPGA Board are used to display the players' scores.
SW0 on the FPGA Board is used to reset the scores and the position of the ball
Push Buttons 0 and 1 are set up to move the left paddle up and down
Push Buttons 2 and 3 are set up to move the right paddle up and down
The paddles will move vertically but are now allowed to overlap the magenta borders
The ball should always be moving diagonally on the screen using the X and Y axis for movement as well as following a finite state machine diagram for the ball, which is attached to this project above
The background of the game is set to black

Name		Name	Last commit message	Last commit date
Latest commit History 20 Commits
VGAFrequency		VGAFrequency
src		src
LICENSE		LICENSE
Manual.pdf		Manual.pdf
Pin Assignments.csv		Pin Assignments.csv
Quartus Verilog.pdf		Quartus Verilog.pdf
README.md		README.md

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