Uploaded February 2012 | Updated September 2026, 7 hours ago

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Yeah so I've been working on this for a while, I pretty well constructed my own circuit with redstone so I am pretty proud of my efforts.

I'll add a download link at the bottom for people who want to have a go at it.

Prior to 1.8 I created a much simpler piston equivalent, but this is beyond anything I have ever made and has greatly sparked my love for digital systems and so forth.

I did not use a schematic for this, I just had an idea in my head and experimented with it. Took me hours of troubleshooting and trial and error on some parts, but it's done

HOW TO PLAY
The game pretty much works on a grid setup, there are 9 squares and you press a button to swap between players. There is also a reset switch

The board is set up as follows

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[4][5][6]
[7][8][9]

You press 1 to go in the top corner etc.

LIMITATIONS:
I did not allow for sufficient space to declare a winner or to reset the board if such was to happen so I just left that aspect out of the game and left it as is. (Resets must instead be done manually)

So yeah, Pretty well cooked my noodle coming up with this (seeing as I made up the circuitry as I went). I learned a lot and this is my first 'computer' within a computer so I am pretty proud of myself

DOWNLOAD
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