Since it's a student project to learn about VHDL and synthesis the pong clone had a few additions like simple math-expression based textures and we ignored trying to get close to the exact movement behaviour. But you actually get to control it with rotation based input. :)
In regards to ROM. It was an FPGA, meaning it was reprogrammed on every startup. But all behaviour was built as logic without accessing any memory.
In regards to ROM. It was an FPGA, meaning it was reprogrammed on every startup. But all behaviour was built as logic without accessing any memory.