This guide presents the classic video game Breakout which uses an HDMI monitor for video out and a computer keyboard connected via USB for game control. Sound effects play for certain game functions via a speaker.
The Adafruit Metro RP2350 contains the RP2350B in a familiar "Arduino Uno" form factor with many peripherals included on the board. These include an HSTX connector that, when connected to a DVI breakout board, can output video compatible with modern HDMI monitors.
The board also has pins for a USB Host port to connect a keyboard or game controller.
The Adafruit Fruit Jam is an "all-in-one" board with the same processor as the Metro RP2350. It has the DVI video connector on the board (ready to go). It also has two USB host ports for plugging in peripherals.
The Fruit Jam has a built-in DAC and speaker capability for sound.
Metro RP2350 version:
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Either the Metro or the Fruit Jam will need an HDMI cable to connect between the board and your display.
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You'll need a USB cable to hook to your PC for either solution. If your computer has a USB C port, you'll want the USB C to USB C cable.
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It's suggested you use an HDMI display you have around, such as a computer monitor or television. If you'd like to get a dedicated monitor:
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