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Martin Fitzpatrick has taken a Scroll pHAT<\/a>\u00a0and attached it to a Raspberry Pi Zero to create a Tetris game. He’s then added several buttons to allow the user to control the pieces to play the game. One would imagine this will work even better on the Scroll pHAT HD<\/a>! You can see instructions for how to build it yourself here<\/a>, together with diagrams, photographs and videos of it in action.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

Martin Fitzpatrick has taken a Scroll pHAT\u00a0and attached it to a Raspberry Pi Zero to create a Tetris game. He’s then added several buttons to allow the user to control the pieces to play the game. One would imagine this…<\/p>\n

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