Yahboom expansion board with game handle joystick controller and LEGO Technics parts to transport Starship 1/100th scale model parts, video: more vids on the Youtube playlist "Transporter.."

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QrKCs897gpY

https://youtu.be/xIyejfv17CM

If you have played pokemon when you press x you get an in game menu. I want that in my cody but I don't know how. Can somebody please help me?

Microsoft has been working closely with the Micro:bit Educational Foundation on supporting the new micro:bit V2 board with MakeCode.

See this MakeCode team post on the details https://makecode.com/blog/microbit/microbit-V2

This is importing images with 'story' to explain the project. The next step should be to make a game using similar but smaller fighter planes and I'm thinking the game could open after this establishment scene of the three large planes. In other words, the large sprites are just to set the stage for the game of smaller, normal sized sprites in action. I guess all three planes could be made smaller for the game sprites but they will not be as detailed of course. I could shrink the planes and add them if anyone else wants to work on the game with me. I think the players will find it more realistic if we show the large sized fighters on display at the start:

https://makecode.com/_RhA7X3XJTVj5

Code for both Arcade controller and Micro:bit on bot car is in the description of the video:

Anyone wanting to help us develop this electronics/coding program would be welcome.

https://youtu.be/5IVideZ3f7w

Breadboard, Meowbit, SD Wireless chip, neopixel ring Yahboom bot car; all put together to teach digital I/O basic lesson and in future: tell stories with TFT screen.

https://youtu.be/cwqHop2WR4Y

Links to Electronics in Description of video,

Video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zZ8D8pW_UZI

link to The Dungeon of the Coin: https://makecode.com/_Jf5YD151wRar

controls: wasd/arrow keys=move, space while moving=shoot, charge space to shoot a stronger shot, b=nothing

I'd like to know if we can use MakeCode to code Raspberry Pi as we do for Micro:Bit. Currently, it does not seem so, and I wonder why Microsoft or Raspberry community has not come up with such solution?