Quoted from lucky1:WPC interface is working good and we can switch color palettes now.
Here is a short video of paletteswitching implementation on a Dr.Who WPC machine using PIN2DMD STM32 interface.
Bally Logo is blue and "Dots in Motion" has a pink background.
» YouTube videoWPC interface is working good and we can switch palettes now to get more colors instead of a fixed palette for the whole game.
Here is a short video of paletteswitching implementation on a Dr.Who WPC machine using PIN2DMD STM32 interface.
Bally Logo is blue and "Dots in Motion" has a pink background.
» YouTube video
Wow. I wasn't sure what to expect wrt responsiveness (rise and fall) and how consistent it'd be between colours. this looks awesome though.
Off the top of my head, Circus Voltaire is surely going to be THE major target for this as laptop LCDs are too big to fit (though maybe 21:9 14.4" would be ok?).
Also, for any games that have fairly undetailed models but lots of animation and transitions this has to be superior to TN (or IPS) LCDs, even if colour pallette is lower. Certainly anything with pulsing is going to look miles better than any LCDs until we get OLEDs.