That Super Mario game is the exact same one I played on my Pentium 100 MHz desktop computer back in 1995... go figure. The .exe file for the game was around 200kb, amazing what could be achieved with clever programming back then.
The ESP32 is itself a pretty powerfull dual-core CPU and it's dirt cheap, so even if you don't need/want the radio, you just leave it unused/turned off :)
Yes indeed And after whole avr price hike esp32 is really good choice , dual core CPU with builtin psram , hall sensor, touch sensor , built in dac , and lots of pins for under 5 doller
That Super Mario game is the exact same one I played on my Pentium 100 MHz desktop computer back in 1995... go figure. The .exe file for the game was around 200kb, amazing what could be achieved with clever programming back then.
The ESP32 is itself a pretty powerfull dual-core CPU and it's dirt cheap, so even if you don't need/want the radio, you just leave it unused/turned off :)
Yes indeed And after whole avr price hike esp32 is really good choice , dual core CPU with builtin psram , hall sensor, touch sensor , built in dac , and lots of pins for under 5 doller
👏👏Great video! Thank you.