They are referred to as the "Top Input" and "Bottom Output" paths. You do this again and again until the game is over.Įach chip has two Signal Paths coming in on its left side. He can place this in any of the 35 slots on the circuit board, picking up whatever Logic Chip was there. Max initially has one random chip in his hand. There are much more complex Logic Chips in the higher Difficulty levels.
A slightly more complicated chip like this one ignores any electric current coming in on the Bottom Path, and instead sends any electricity coming along the top path out through both exits. For instance, a chip marked with this symbol allows electricity to simply flow through it on both paths. It then decides which of the two exit Paths will carry electricity out of the chip, if any.Įach Logic Chip is marked with a symbol, which shows the kind of logical operation the Chip is supposed to perform. The Logic Chip performs a simple logical operation based on whether either, neither or both Paths are carrying electricity. They go through the left side of the chip, and exit out the right side of the chip. Signal Paths flow through these chips, two paths per chip.
They are selected randomly from the variety of chips available in the current Difficulty level. Each instance of the Electronics Mini-Game features 35 Logic Chips arranged on a circuit board in 5 rows of 7 chips each.
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