Review and Tutorial: Mastering Retro Gaming with Microsoft MakeCode on Your Retro Handheld Device

We're back with another thrilling episode and this time, we're turning back the clock with a dash of retro gaming. We're reviewing and delving into a hands-on tutorial about using Microsoft MakeCode with your Retro Handheld Device. It is perfect for a fun retro gaming experience that you share with family and friends.
Join me as we dive into the realm where the nostalgia of pixelated games of retro gaming meets the modern magic of coding. We'll not only review the ins and outs of the ElecFreaks Retro Arcade, but also discover how Microsoft MakeCode can transform this classic gaming device into a fun-filled coding classroom.
Expect a complete breakdown of the device, tips on how to get started with Microsoft MakeCode, and insights into how you can bring your own pixelated characters to life! Whether you're a coding novice or a seasoned programmer looking to revisit the golden era of retro gaming, this episode is for you.
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can i use other usb cable

[@moniqueswanepoel6185]

Can you have more than one game on it at a time?

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It looks to be it only can have one download at a time. However, what you can explore is building a menu in MakeCode that can then point to different games. All the games would need to be in ONE MakeCode file.

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