Hasbro Gaming E35780000 Connect 4 Shots Shooting Game, Brown/a, Standart for Ages 8 and up

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After soldering all the LEDs together we tested to see how big we need to drill the ping pong ball to cover the LED As stated before the buttons use a voltage divider and then sense the voltage to know which button was pressed. We first found what voltage each button was sensing when pressed then but a range into the code so it would know whether the 1st or 2nd or 3rd button was pressed. The buttons are broken into 3 branches since we did not have enough variation in the voltages which so we broke them into separate input in the code which caused no issue. Connect four is one of the people’s favorite board games. It’s fun for people of all ages and with a little effort you can turn the classic game into a math game to develop your sense of numbers and give students extra practice with basic additions.

TEAMWORK AND STRATEGY: Perfect for 2 to 4 players, this game encourages teamwork, strategic thinking, and hand-eye coordination. Develop your child's problem-solving skills and enjoy quality time together Fast-Paced, CompetitiveExcitement: Feel the exhilaration as players need to get 4 in a row -up, down, or diagonally - of the same colour to win Because of the versatility of the game play, you can add your own rules to make it more challenging. There is no set distance to bounce from, so move it father away for an extra challenge. Or, come up with your own rules, such as players can only use one hand, or get even more creative.NOTE: only for demonstration, will cause collisions. Use a UUID or some other identifier that's actually unique. Bounce 'em in for the win! The Connect 4 Shots game is fast-paced, rapid-fire fun in a race to get 4 shots in a row! Count down to start: 1-2-3… bounce! Two players bounce the lightweight, colourful balls into the grid at the same time. Remember, the balls must hit the table before going in. Keep bouncing balls, trying to fill the holes in the grid vertically, horizontally, or diagonally. Once a player gets 4 in a row of their colour they win the game! Then when the game is over, fold the grid into a handy storage case. We could have the player who won four in a row flash with the four that won. Another animation would have the balls seem like they're all drop down like in a normal Connect Four game when clearing the game. Hasbro’s Connect 4 Shots is an upgrade for those with a super competitive nature * ahem * (me). Instead of taking turns to out-strategize your opponent, this version of the classic game brings two players head-to-head in a fast-paced, ball-bouncing battle that creates Connect 4 chaos. PARTY FAVORITE: Bring life to any gathering with this interactive multiplayer game! Ideal for family reunions, birthday parties, and holiday events, it's sure to provide hours of entertainment and create a lively atmosphere

While Tic-Tac-Toe is the original game of getting pieces in a row, Connect 4 is another classic strategy game. Connect 4 Shots combines everything you love about the classic game with a new, fun twist. So get out there and bounce ‘em in for the win!Because of the way the game is set up, Connect Four is a little more practical and fun for younger children.

You have to outsmart and outsmart your opponent, which means you have to think strategically about every single move you make. Connect 4 is a “high resolution” game, which means that the outcome of the game (based on a perfect game) has been determined for all positions. There are still some flaws within our code. One of those is we need a tied state because it is possible to have no winner. Therefore, another state should be made since it is possible for that to happen. There are several other features that could be added but those will just be extra animations/states or fun improvements to this project.If you’re looking for a simple strategy game that can be played with almost anyone, including young children, Connect Four is for you. There are 4 win cases: horizontal, vertical, diagonal up/down. Each different win scenario has its own case. To make the scan easier we created a matrix of arrays to help sense the location of LEDs of where the ball was dropped. When looking at the code we designated the Blue = 1 & Red = 2.