> Working video link:
>
> http://media.engadget.com/videos/pong.mov
>
> Where's the schematic?  :)

I would assume the schematic depends on which LCD display you connect
it to, though usually it just means connecting the lines from the LCD
to the PICmicro, putting in a small pot-meter for the contrast and
some way of getting the negative driver voltage (necessary for most
graphical LCD, you can get it either from the transformer or a charge
pump). You might use a shift register to reduce the number of pins
used by the PICmicro (this makes it more difficult to read from the
LCD display, though), but you could also take a PICmicro with
sufficient pins. For basic sounds connect a pin through a 0.47uF
capacitor to a small speaker, but there are more advanced options
using a properly configured capacitor-resistor network and amplifier.

Greetings,
Maarten Hofman.

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