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microByte is an open-hardware, battery-powered, handheld console that allows you
to play games—from the NES, GameBoy, GameBoy Color, Game Gear, and Sega Master
System platforms—on a backlit, color IPS display using built-in controls. And if
you’re more interested in doing your own thing, microByte can help with that
too. Not only is it fully compatible with Arduino IDE, it allows you to run your
own sketches from a microSD card without having to reflash the device! And if
you prefer MicroPython, rest assured that we’re hard at work on that right now.
By the time you receive your microByte, you’ll have access to an open source
library that you can use to make your own games (or whatever else you’re into).
Whether you’re looking to play games, design games, build a Wi-Fi or Bluetooth
traffic analyzer, monitor your home-automation system, control robots, or display
sensor data—to name just a few sample applications—microByte is a great place to
start. It’s also a perfect platform for those who want to learn (or teach
others) about the Arduino ecosystem, about MicroPython, or about programming for
the popular ESP32 module.
And it all fits in a 7.8 x 4 x 1.7 cm package!




























A Compact, Ergonomic, Retro-Gaming DeviceYou might be wondering if it’s even possible for such a tiny device to deliver a
pleasant gaming experience. A reasonable question and one that we asked
ourselves when we first started working on microByte. Designing a pocketable
game console requires a careful balance between ergonomics and cuteness.
After five revisions of the PCB (and 30 of the enclosure!), we think we’ve
finally nailed it: microByte fits in your pocket, but not on your keychain; it’s
adorable, but it’s not that adorable; and you can actually play games on it.
Without tweezers and a magnifying glass…
The ControllerOur controller design was inspired by popular full-size gamepads, which we tried
to emulate as much as possible without blowing past the 8 x 4 cm footprint that
we consider to be an upper bound for "highly portable" devices. And, after
testing a huge variety of pushbuttons, we decided to go with rubber button
membranes rather than dome switches. You only have two thumbs, and we take them
very seriously.
















The ScreenWhat about the screen, you ask? microByte includes a 1.3" IPS display with a 240
x 240 pixel resolution. It’s plenty small, but you’ll be impressed by the
sharpness of the image when you see it. This is a screen that you can trust to
render the tiniest details of your favorite games in vibrant color and with a
wide viewing angle.
The GamesWhich favorite games, you ask? microByte emulates the following consoles at 60
frames per second:

GameBoy
GameBoy Color
NES
GameGear
Sega M

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