This is the commit which was submitted to TT04 and has since been returned. All the silicon modes were able to be accessed. Although there were some issues which were somewhat expected due to the lack of sufficient testing.
This was the default mode with the "TEXT" output.
This was the "Random" output. The colour is being determined by a Very small LSFR.
This was the pong game while the paddle was trying to move. As expected there are insufficient bits for the pong so it's impossible to play or trace the ball.
Another image of the pong mode. This time without the paddle trying to move.
The board wired up to an arduino to change modes through the SPI interface. THe SPI interface does appear to have some bugs to it; however, it worked reliably enough to change modes. This is likely due to the poor clock domain crossing between the spi and the main device.