Omega Virus is a talking board game from 1992 that I used to play all the time. My copy still works, but I fear for it's continued existence. Copies are selling for $200+ USD, but they still have the same problem of aging hardware. I -want- to dump the firmware out of it at some point, but for now I was thinking about trying to replicate it programatically. The rules are simple enough, and I have the architecture all written out. https://www.boardgamegeek.com/boardgame/3086/omega-virus Also the VOICE of the virus is FREAKING awesome... its so... sarcastic, and hatefull hahahah :D when I can afford it I will probably buy one or two additional copies when I get the hardware hacking book. Because 1 is none and 2 is one
This is a repo for the python port of the "Command Center" (the bit that talks and has buttons on it) used in the Omega Virus board game. Why? Because Omega Virus is a fun game, and replacement copies are expensive. Therefore a version which does not require proprietary hardware is necessary in order to increase its lifespan :D