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Nibble CircuitMess DIY Educational Console
Nibble is a new and improved version of the console to create and customize MAKERbuino. Since its release in 2017, MAKERbuino has been sold to more than 12,000 customers worldwide. Nibble from CircuitMess is an educational game console to create that's still educational and fun to use: assemble your game console, insert batteries, play retro games and code new games.
Nibble is based on the ESP8266 - a microcontroller used on various Arduino development boards. It can therefore be programmed in the Arduino IDE (C/C++ based) - the most popular programming environment for manufacturers.
Nibble: Educational console to be created by CircuitMess
This self-made educational console is recommended for children over 9 years old. A DIY game console that will teach you electronics and programming in a fun and interesting way.
- Hardware learning: Learn soldering, learn electronics, less than 2 hours of construction, 9 years old and up.
- Learn how to code: C/C++, Python, Scratch, create applications and games, 10 hours of learning, An infinite pleasure
- Explore Arduino: Nibble is based on the ESP8266 - a microcontroller used on various Arduino development boards. It can therefore be programmed in the Arduino IDE (C/C++ based) - the most popular programming environment for manufacturers.
Video games for the Nibble console
Nibble comes preloaded with four retro games inspired by cult classics:
- Bonk - a tribute to Pong - one of the first commercially successful video games
- Invaderz - a classic space shooter
- Snake - probably the most recognizable game of the early cell phone era
- SpaceRocks - Shoot the asteroids and earn points
You can code games for your Nibble in the CircuitBlocks code editor similar to Scratch or Code.org that allows beginners to easily get started with embedded programming. Get to know electronics through hands-on activities. Assemble the kit and create your own applications and games: assembly, electronics and programming.
Nibble's software is fully open-source and can be downloaded. Nibble's hardware schematics and materials list are also open-source and available online.
Game console DIY Nibble VS Markerbuino
Makerbuino by CircuitMess
- Procesor: 8-bit, 16MHz
- Storage: 32KB
- RAM: 2KB
- Display: 1.4″ 84×84 Monochrome LCD
- Connectivity: Wired only
- Build time: 5 hours
- Programming: C++ (Arduino)
- Suitable age: 11+
Nibble by CircuitMess
- Procesor: 32-bit, 160MHz
- Storage: 4MB
- RAM: 80KB
- Display: 1.4″ 128×128 Full color TFT
- Connectivity: WiFi
- Build time: 2 hours
- Programming: C++ (Arduino), CircuitBlocks, Python
- Suitable age: 9+
Nibble Console: box contents
- Main circuit board : Onboard 160 MHz 32-bit CPU, 4MB of flash memory, 80kB of RAM
- Acrylic casing : 6 pieces of transparent plastic
- Metal soldering iron stand
- Sponge For wiping your soldering iron
- USB soldering iron : 8W of power, replacable tips, capacitive touch sensor
- Solder wire
- Cross screwdriver
- 2A USB power supply for the soldering iron
- AAA alkaline batteries
- LCD display : Full-color TFT LCD screen with 128×128 resolution
- Micro USB cable : For programming your Nibble
- USB soldering iron’s power cord
- Bag with small components
- Battery holder
- Main circuit board : Onboard 160 MHz 32-bit CPU, 4MB of flash memory, 80kB of RAM
- Acrylic casing : 6 pieces of transparent plastic
- Metal soldering iron stand
- Sponge For wiping your soldering iron
- USB soldering iron : 8W of power, replacable tips, capacitive touch sensor
- Solder wire
- Cross screwdriver
- 2A USB power supply for the soldering iron
- AAA alkaline batteries
- LCD display : Full-color TFT LCD screen with 128×128 resolution
- Micro USB cable : For programming your Nibble
- USB soldering iron’s power cord
- Bag with small components
- Battery holder
