This is a Zuma Inspired game. The FPGA board is interfaced with the PS/2 and VGA ports on the board. And the PS/2 interface connects our FPGA with a PS/2 mouse in order to access the user input (left and right button). The VGA interface connects the board with a monitor in order to display the game controlled by the user. The game uses both the on-chip-memory and SRAM as a double buffer so that we can read and write to different memories simultaneously and have enough space to store the frames. We designed sprites for the balls, shooter, and paths but we found a background and font sprites online.