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    ElecFreaks micro:bit Retro Programming Arcade Controller

    Manufacturer: Elecfreaks
    micro:bit Retro Programming Arcade is a color screen joystick expansion board for micro:bit V2, it contains a TFT 160*128 color screen, 4 directional buttons, two A/B buttons and a reset button. micro:bit Retro Programming Arcade can be used with micro:bit V2 to program games online and play offline on the Microsoft Arcade programming platform.
    SKU: EF08282
    Availability: 11 in stock
    €37.95
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    ultiple Application Scenarios

    Graphical programming to make games

    wireless remote control handl

    Details

    Acrylic case

    Acrylic shell DIY assembly, exercise hands-on ability

    Grip

    The design team fully considered the principles of ergonomics to make it more comfortable to use

    Board

    The beautifully designed silk screen makes the micro:bit retro arcade more beautiful

    Button

    Better feel and stronger operability

    Support Makecode Graphical Programming

     

    Rich Case Resources

     

    Jacdac Extension & Alligator Clip Interface

     

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