The Bit:Commander game pad is a great accessory for the BBC micro:bit. With the device you can power and experiment with the micro:bit, plus the Bit:Commander can be used to act as a remote control for another micro:bit device, such as a Bit:Bot, or act as a self-contained portable (no wires) games console. With the Bit:Commander you get: Battery pack (3 x AA batteries required) Edge connector for easy connection to the BBC micro:bit Robust On/Off switch Blue power indicator 6x Multi-colour RGB LEDs (aka neopixels) 4x Square 12mm push buttons with coloured caps (red, yellow, green, blue) Analog dial input with centre click detent for easy centering Analog Joystick with X and Y movement and a push switch Powered miniature speaker NEW: Try out the Makecode/PXT package for Bit:Commander: In Makecode, go to Advanced and select Add Package. Then insert this URL into the search box: https://github.com/4tronix/BitCommander. * Great for gaming * Experiment with D/A inputs as well as speaker and neopixel outputs * Everything is pre-fitted, no wires, soldering or jumpers to fiddle with Resources: See the 4tronix blog post for more information. Also see Mark Atkinson's excellent site for: Blocks programming with Bit:Commander MicroPython programming with Bit:Commander