ELECFREAKS micro:bit Retro Programming Arcade SE, Arcade for makecode

SKU: EF08293
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$56.90 USD

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Description

The micro:bit Retro Programming Arcade SE is a color screen joystick expansion board designed for micro:bit V2. It comes with a micro:bit and is ready to play right out of the box, no assembly required. It features a TFT 160*128 color screen, 4 directional buttons, two A/B buttons, and a reset button. The micro:bit Retro Programming Arcade SE can be used with micro:bit V2 to program games online and play offline on the Microsoft Arcade programming platform. It offers a simple and fun way to help children write their own games and understand the mystery behind them. It also supports custom game characters, diverse scenarios, and plot design using graphical programming software, making it easy for everyone to achieve fun electronic creations and unlimited game ideas. In addition to being a game programming learning machine, the micro:bit Retro Arcade SE can also be used as a remote control handle.

Details

Front and back view of a micro bit arcade controller showing labeled components including the TFT screen, directional buttons, A and B buttons, menu button, power button, Jacdac alligator clip interface, and battery pack Front and back view of a micro bit arcade controller showing labeled components including the TFT screen, directional buttons, A and B buttons, menu button, power button, Jacdac alligator clip interface, and battery pack

2-IN-1: Game & Remote Control

Animated demo showing a micro bit arcade game being programmed in the MakeCode block editor, with drag-and-drop coding blocks used to create game logic and preview the gameplay

Graphical programming to make games

Animated demonstration of creating a micro bit arcade game in the MakeCode editor, showing blocks being arranged to program button controls and game behavior

Wireless remote control handl

User-Friendly Design

The micro:bit Retro Arcade features a unique silk screen design that not only enhances its visual appeal but also provides clear guidance for users. Its ergonomic shape ensures comfortable handling during extended play sessions, making it perfect for both learning and entertainment.

Hands holding a micro bit arcade handheld device while playing a retro-style game, with MakeCode block programming displayed on the laptop screen in the background Hands holding a micro bit arcade handheld device while playing a retro-style game, with MakeCode block programming displayed on the laptop screen in the background

Learn through Play with micro:bit Retro Programming Arcade

micro bit arcade MakeCode interface showing custom game elements, encouraging creativity and self-expression through designing unique characters, game sets, and storylines

Support MakeCode Graphical Programming

Creativity and self-expression are encouraged through the creation of custom game sets, characters, and storylines.
Gallery of micro bit arcade game tutorials and skillmaps from the official website, offering a wide range of beginner and advanced coding activities to help children learn game programming easily

Rich Case Resources

The official website provides a wealth of game programming codes and tutorials, making it easier for children to get started.
micro bit arcade controller connected to multiple Jacdac modules using wired connectors, demonstrating how external sensors and buttons can be integrated for interactive projects

Jacdac Extension & Alligator Clip Interface

For the Jacdac system that Microsoft launched, we have set an alligator clip interface, which can be more perfectly adapted to the operation of the Jacdac system.

Application

micro bit arcade pixel scene showing a character navigating an 80s rockstar themed maze with walls, doors, obstacles, and interactive items

80s Rockstar Maze

micro bit arcade pixel scene showing red bullseye targets arranged in rows across a bright sky with layered white clouds

Target Practice

micro bit arcade pixel level map showing a grassy field with mole holes, a highlighted starting tile, locked path nodes, and a trophy icon as the final goal

Whack the Mole

micro bit arcade pixel scene: Bunny Hop

Bunny Hop

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