Before printing the final artwork, I decided to do a couple of test prints on regular paper and just cutting them out. You can see that mockup below. Nothing super fancy, but gives me an idea of what it will look like.

Additionally, the sound amp I’m using is the same as my Fix It Felix build. It uses jumper pins to connect the audio in, power in, and speaker. I don’t have a crimper that can do those types of pins so I’m just cutting and soldering new ends onto them. I tested the amp afterward and it worked, yay!

The game is also finished being programmed. It runs with all the settings you’d expect AND spinner control. The settings allow you to disable.enable certain audio ques, adjust the difficulty, adjust lives, and adjust spinner sensitivity.