Handheld

Arduboy

Bateske Arduboy 2016

Arduboy

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Category
Handheld
Manufacturer
Bateske
Platform
Arduboy
Release year
2016

About this item

The Arduboy is a credit card-sized, open-source handheld game console launched in 2016 by Kevin Bates. Powered by an ATmega32u4 microcontroller and featuring a monochrome OLED screen, the Arduboy was designed to bring accessible game development and retro-inspired gameplay to hobbyists and indie creators. With a focus on simplicity and creativity, games for the platform are written in Arduino C++, and users can upload new titles via USB. Despite its minimalist hardware, the Arduboy community has produced a wide range of homebrew games, from arcade classics to puzzle and RPG experiences. Technical Specifications: • CPU: ATMega32u4 • Memory: 2.5KB RAM, 32KB Flash • Sound: Stereo piezo speakers • Display: 1.3" 128x64px 1-bit OLED

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