Cracked Out Operation: Making My Dreams a Reality

💡By offloading game logic to a computer, the game becomes more powerful and programmable.

🔧Custom hardware, including a more powerful motor and microcontroller, is added to enhance the game experience.

🎮The game can now communicate with the computer, allowing for two-way interaction and feedback.

🚀The modified version of Operation opens up possibilities for future game modes and integration with other programs.

🔌Through creative problem-solving and perseverance, I overcome challenges and successfully build the modified game.

What inspired you to modify the game Operation?

—I love playing Operation, but I wanted to take it to the next level. The idea of making it more powerful and programmable intrigued me, and I wanted to challenge myself to create a modified version of the game.

What difficulties did you face during the modification process?

—One of the challenges was finding a way to offload the game logic to a computer. I had to come up with a solution using a microcontroller and custom hardware. Additionally, communicating between the game and the computer required troubleshooting and creative problem-solving.

How does the modified version of Operation enhance the game experience?

—The modified version of Operation allows for more customization and interaction. With the ability to program the game and receive feedback from the computer, players can enjoy a more dynamic and immersive gameplay experience.

What possibilities does the modified game open up for future development?

—The modified version of Operation opens up possibilities for creating new game modes and integrating with other programs. With the game logic offloaded to a computer, there are endless opportunities for customization and expansion.

What was your favorite part of the modification process?

—My favorite part was the moment when everything came together, and I saw the modified game in action. Seeing the motors, microcontroller, and computer working together to enhance the gameplay was incredibly rewarding.

00:00Introduction: I introduce the challenge of modifying the game Operation and express my motivation for taking on this project.

02:00Offloading Game Logic: I explain the concept of offloading the game logic to a computer and how it can enhance the game experience.

04:30Custom Hardware: I detail the custom hardware I added, including a more powerful motor and microcontroller.

07:30Two-Way Communication: I demonstrate the two-way communication between the modified game and a computer, allowing for interaction and feedback.

10:00Overcoming Challenges: I share the challenges I faced during the modification process and how I overcame them through creative problem-solving.

13:00Conclusion: I reflect on the completion of the modified game and discuss the possibilities it opens up for future development.