The Gameduino 2 turns your Arduino into a hand-held modern gaming system. Touch control, a 3-axis accelerometer, microSD storage for game assets, headphone audio output, and all-new eye-popping graphics on its bright 4.3 inch screen. The Gameduino 2's FT800 graphics engine is highly capable, and its OpenGL-style command set makes graphics programming easy. It can load JPEGs, supports alpha transparency, and has a full 32-bit color pipeline. There are examples and code on the project page at http://excamera.com/sphinx/gameduino2/. Audio output is available on the amplified headphone jack, and provides a range of built-in sounds as well as sample playback at up to 48 kHz. The Gameduino 2 software library is documented extensively in the book, available for free download. Features Complete hand-held game module: supply an MCU (Arduino/Rasberry Pi) and power Arduino shield form-factor Bright 4.3” (diagonal) 480x272 screen, 262144 colors Powered by latest FT800 Embedded Video Engine (EVE) Resistive touch-screen input 3-axis accelerometer for tilt gaming microSD storage slot Amplified audio via headphone socket Software and book available for download Important Note this unit does not include a microSD card. Specification Arduino Uno shield form-factor, uses SPI bus on pins 13-11. Voltage levels 3.3-5v 3.3-5V power supply required 3-axis analog accelerometer 4.3” (diagonal) TFT with adjustable backlight 3.5mm audio jack microSD card socket Weight: 85g Size: 105x75x20 mm For more info and to get started with your Gameduino 2, visit http://excamera.com/sphinx/gameduino2/.