Scratch 3.0 + micro:bit (first review)

[@pinkypepper]

Please check this studio on the Scratch website if you would like to play the games in this video with your micro:bit: scratch.mit.edu/studios/5812900/

[@ajayghela3836]

Is there a way to do this over usb as it takes time connecting via bluetooth and with 15 of these in class can be quite stressful!

[@pinkypepper]

As far as I know you can't connect a Scratch project to a micro:bit using an usb cable.

[@nub_utopia]

My question is can I use it like an a normal video game controller (Pressing buttons and stuff)

[@pinkypepper]

Hi, there are two buttons on the micro:bit you can press and you can code in Scratch what should happen when you press them. You can, however, also add three buttons yourself, using pin 0, 1 and 2. Furthermore, you can use data from the tilt sensor of the micro:bit in your games. You can use this to make a steering wheel, for example. Please check out my other videos on Scratch 3.0 and the micro:bit for more ideas.

[@Nesrine03]

thank you for these nice games.. can you please send me the code scratch of the game of micro:bit maze?? i couldn't fix the right directions .. thanks

[@pinkypepper]

Thank you! You can find the code of the micro:bit Maze in this Scratch project: scratch.mit.edu/projects/277359819/ The Maze game and the other games that are shown in this video can all be found in this studio on Scratch: scratch.mit.edu/studios/5812900/

[@jessey-f5r]

Nice

[@pinkypepper]

Thanks!

[@jessey-f5r]

@@pinkypepper You're welcome!

[@go_animations3796]

Nice

[@pinkypepper]

Thanks!