Bare metal Pong on the Intel i386 architecture.
Install the latest Pong-i386.iso from Github releases. Boot the file as a cdrom disk image on your system or preferred virtual machine. A minimal qemu example is illustrated below:
qemu-system-i386 -cdrom Pong-i386.iso
Alternatively, a bootable image can be generated by building the project from source. However, since the compilation target system is different from that of your machine, an i386-specific toolchain needs to be configured (see here or here for instructions, I recommend doing this on a modern Linux distribution). Additionally, the grub-mkrescue tool and its respective dependencies will also need to be installed.
Begin by cloning and navigating to the project directory:
git clone https://github.com/zeim839/Pong-i386.git
cd Pong-i386
Next, export your toolchain path as variable P (replacing ../opt/cross/bin with your own path):
export P=../opt/cross/bin
Then compile & create the iso image:
make && make image
Finally, run the .iso using qemu or your preferred virtual machine:
qemu-system-i386 -cdrom Pong-i386.iso