Smallest Redstone Simon Game [Minecraft Bedrock]

In this video I showcase my redstone Simon game in Minecraft Bedrock. I first show it off by playing a short game, then give a brief overview of what each component of the machine controls, and finally give an in depth explanation of how it all works.

This is the smallest Simon game ever made in either Bedrock or Java, as far as I know at least. It is 6x8x11 or 528 blocks in volume. It also has an infinite maximum sequence length, or rather and arbitrarily large maximum decided by the builder, which I have never seen before. It also has a reset feature to be used again within its volume. Finally, unlike most previous record designs such as CraftyMasterman's or Cliffs, this one has complete audio and visual displays within its volume.

I was inspired to build this by CraftyMaterman's Simon and used some concepts from his video while making mine. A discord user named Cliff also made a Simon that was arguably smaller than CraftyMasterman's. While I did not use any ideas from his, it did motivate me to complete this one.

World Download: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1HKcu...

Tutorial Video:
   • Redstone Simon Game Tutorial [Minecra...  

I use this memory cell designed by me from a previous video:
   • Very Simple Infinite Memory Cell with...  

‪@CraftyMasterman‬'s Simon that Inspired me:
   • This Screenshot Took 10 Years to Make  

‪@CraftyMasterman‬ also featured a variation of my build here:
   • Reacting To YOUR Insane Redstone Builds!  

00:00 Introduction
00:56 Demo Game
02:40 Brief Redstone Overview
04:20 In Depth Explanation
10:54 Outro