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Space Invaders and a Link's Awakening dungeon on a Raspberry Pi Sense HAT's 8x8 LEDs, running in your browser.
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Two games for the Raspberry Pi Sense HAT's 8x8 RGB LED
matrix and joystick, written in Python with its sense_hat library.
Play them in your browser: the same Python files,
run unchanged.
With the Sense HAT fitted, run a game from the top of this repository:
simulator/ holds a stand-in for the sense_hat library and a window to show it in, so the games run on a
Mac, Windows or Linux machine without a Pi. The games' code is not changed: the simulator puts its own
sense_hat first on the path, and the games import it as usual.
You can also click the joystick in the window.Read the full README ↗The full README is unavailable right now. Read it at the original link. The saved excerpt is shown below.
Two games for the Raspberry Pi Sense HAT's 8x8 RGB LED
matrix and joystick, written in Python with its sense_hat library.
Play them in your browser: the same Python files,
run unchanged.
With the Sense HAT fitted, run a game from the top of this repository:
simulator/ holds a stand-in for the sense_hat library and a window to show it in, so the games run on a
Mac, Windows or Linux machine without a Pi. The games' code is not changed: the simulator puts its own
sense_hat first on the path, and the games import it as usual.
You can also click the joystick in the window.Read the full README ↗