Product description: ZIP96 Retro Gamer Console - for Raspberry Pi Pico - Kitronik 5347
Kitronik ZIP96 Retro Gamer is an advanced, fully programmable device for creating and playing games on the Raspberry Pi Pico platform . It features a retro design and contains 96 fully addressable color LEDs arranged in a 12 x 8 matrix. For feedback, there is a built-in buzzer for sounds and a vibration motor for touch effects . The console is equipped with six buttons - four directional and two action buttons. The Raspberry Pi Pico connects to the device via low-profile pin sockets, but requires separate purchase and soldering of pins. Power is provided by three AA batteries located at the bottom of the device. Kitronik provides software support for MicroPython and sample code, available on Github. ZIP96 Retro Gamer is perfect for programming enthusiasts, education enthusiasts and those who want to immerse themselves in the world of retro games using modern technologies.
The Kitronik ZIP96 Retro Gamer console is fully compatible with Raspberry Pi Pico and requires its connection for the device to function.
ZIP96 Retro Gamer Console - for Raspberry Pi Pico - Kitronik 5347.
The console allows you to create and play retro games.
Main features of the console
- Provides an interactive gaming experience using 96 colorful, fully addressable LEDs arranged in a 12 x 8 matrix
- It allows programming and control using Raspberry Pi Pico, offering extensive possibilities for creating games and applications
- It is equipped with a buzzer to generate sound effects, increasing immersion during the game
- It has a vibration motor, offering a physical gaming experience
- It allows convenient control via six input buttons, including four directional buttons and two action buttons
- It offers easy integration with Raspberry Pi Pico using low-profile pin sockets
- Supports additional programming features with available GPIO interfaces including GP1, GP11, ADC1 and ADC2
- Provides an ergonomic and comfortable hold thanks to the placement of AA battery holders on the bottom of the device, which also function as a power supply
- Has access to the MicroPython module and sample code on Github
Retro game console
Kitronik ZIP96 Retro Gamer is a console designed especially for game lovers and programming enthusiasts. Enables you to create, program and play video games, offering a unique retro experience for users. Thanks to its programmable features, this console becomes a flexible tool for exploring and creating your own games, from simple pixel adventures to more complex interactive projects.
96 addressable LEDs
The device has 96 colorful, fully addressable LEDs, arranged in a 12 x 8 matrix. These high-quality LEDs offer a wide color gamut and are fully software controlled, allowing you to create dynamic displays and visual effects . This feature is especially important for creating game interfaces, displaying results, animations and even simple graphics.
The product has a 12 x 8 matrix composed of 96 addressable LEDs.
The device supports MicroPython programming.
MicroPython programming
The product supports programming in MicroPython , which is especially attractive for those who want to learn programming or develop their skills in this language. MicroPython, which is a simplified version of Python designed specifically for microcontrollers, is ideal for rapid game development.
Advanced interface
The console is equipped with six buttons that allow precise control over games and interaction with applications. The device also includes a built-in buzzer to generate sound effects, as well as a vibration engine that provides haptic experiences, enhancing immersion and realism in interactions.
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Technical specifications of the console
- Producer: Kitronik
- Model: ZIP96 Retro Gamer
- Compatibility: Raspberry Pi Pico
- LED display: 96 colorful addressable LEDs, 12 x 8 matrix
- Sound system: built-in buzzer
- Vibration system: built-in vibration motor
- Input buttons: 6 buttons - 4 directional, 2 action
- GPIO interface: GP1, GP11, ADC1, ADC2; additional GPIOs from GP18 to GP21 available under Pico
- Raspberry Pi Pico connectivity: low-profile 20-pin pin headers
- Power supply: 3 AA batteries
- Development: MicroPython, code support available on Github
- Assembly: The product requires the addition of a Raspberry Pi Pico with soldered pins and a battery
- Dimensions: 141 x 60 x 24.6 mm
Attention! Raspberry Pi Pico is not included and must be purchased separately.
The console requires connecting a Raspberry Pi Pico for proper functioning.
