Dun... DUN.... DUN DUNN

And my latest top secret project is now finished!!!!!

I present to you, the first electronic PT chess game. To play, click the "save, clear" button on the piece you wish to move. Then click the "write" button on the spot to move the piece. On the right side, the key will show you which pieces represent what real life chess piece. Click the PSCN squares next to the designated color to copy a new piece and then simply click the "write" button on the chess board to add any piece to the game. The "clear" button is to remove a piece without saving it to memory. If you save a piece to memory you wish to get rid of, simply click the big red and yellow "clear memory" button (located underneath the key).

I hope you like it!!!

@TheTempest
Thank you sir.

@Lockheedmartin

Hmm. This does sound like it is possible. My next project, a functional Texas Hold'em game!!! Random number generators galore XD

EDIT: I may start with blackjack.

If anybody find any glitches what so ever, please inform me!! (Note: when the electronics fail to work after you set it on fire and blow it up, this is not considered a glitch).

Starting on blackjack. Any suggestions on how many players it should support? (one player vs dealer, two vs dealer etc)

@Anmol444
1. Find a piece you want to move, click the PSCN (redish - left) box located in the same square as the piece you wish to move.
2. Click the METL (dark grey - right) square in the box you wish to move the piece to.
3. To remove a piece, click the NSCN (light grey - middle) box.