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The process for installing games on your Arduboy is dependant on the variant you have. Older Arduboys can only support a single game whereas new FX and Mini variants are equipped with a flash chip that allows it to store many games at once and these are made accessible by a menu when the unit id first turned on. | |||
== Installing a Single Game == | |||
Applies to all Arduboy variants. | |||
There are many different ways to install a single game onto the Arduboy. Ultimately, they all achieve the same result but use different tools ... | |||
=== Installing a Single Game using the Arduino IDE === | |||
When developing an [[Arduino game | |||
== Updating an Arduboy's Cart == | |||
Applies to the Arduboy FX, Arduboy Mini and homegrown variants that have an FX extension. | Applies to the Arduboy FX, Arduboy Mini and homegrown variants that have an FX extension. | ||
Revision as of 04:00, 16 June 2024
The process for installing games on your Arduboy is dependant on the variant you have. Older Arduboys can only support a single game whereas new FX and Mini variants are equipped with a flash chip that allows it to store many games at once and these are made accessible by a menu when the unit id first turned on.
Installing a Single Game
Applies to all Arduboy variants.
There are many different ways to install a single game onto the Arduboy. Ultimately, they all achieve the same result but use different tools ...
Installing a Single Game using the Arduino IDE
When developing an [[Arduino game
Updating an Arduboy's Cart
Applies to the Arduboy FX, Arduboy Mini and homegrown variants that have an FX extension.