Frogger-inspired game, built for Terasic's DE1-SoC platform targeting a Nios II instruction architecture. You play as a raccoon crossing Steeles Avenue, imagined as a 13-lane road.

The game makes use of VGA for display and a PS/2 keyboard input.

Created by: Yanni Alevras and Jason Zhang

Steeles Avenue is intended for use with the Terasic DE1-SoC for a Nios II soft-core processor. Any other development platforms or architectures are untested and may not function as intended.

In the Quartus Monitor Program, open the steeles_avenue.amp project file. Ensure that the FPGA board has the Nios II system downloaded on. Press the symbol to compile and load onto the board.

On CPUlator, enable a DE1-SoC Nios II system. In the editor, change the language to C, and import the src/lib/combination.c file. Press Compile and Load (F5), then Continue (F3) to start the game.