Microbit-TVPong
Pong game
An open-source implementation of the classic Pong game using BBC Microbits as digital game paddles.
Play the classic Pong game on a TV - using BBC Microbits as paddles. Bluetooth also supported!
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Language: C++
last commit: almost 7 years ago
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