Banana-Bit, the Banana-Shaped Console, Introduced

The world’s first banana-shaped handheld console, Banana-Bit, offers a new option for retro game lovers. This device, which is an open-source platform, supports more than 300 Arduboy games. The console, which stands out with its stylish design and affordable price, promises its users a fun and nostalgic gaming experience.

Technical Details of Banana-Bit

Banana-Bit uses Atmel’s 8-bit ATmega32u4 microcontroller and includes the basic features of a standard Arduboy device. The console is available in three different models:

Hello, Banana-Bit! The game system the shape of a banana.

  • The basic model: It comes with a 1.3-inch OLED screen with a resolution of 128×64 pixels.
  • The Pro model: It comes with a larger screen and an improved design.
  • The Pro Max model: It offers a high-resolution option with a screen size of up to 2 inches.

The starting model of the device is available for pre-order with a price tag of $39, and shipments are expected to start in May. Banana-Bit also offers interesting opportunities for game developers. The developers of the console announced that those who participate in the Arduboy Banana Jam event until April 30 will have the chance to win a free Banana-Bit. Developers can participate in the competition by adapting their own games for this platform.

Drawing attention with its banana-shaped design, Banana-Bit offers both a fun design and a strong technical infrastructure. The console differentiates the portable gaming experience and offers players a wide range of content with more than 300 game support. As the interest in retro games increases day by day, innovative devices like Banana-Bit support this passion in a way that is both affordable and creative. For retro lovers, this console offers both a collector’s item and a nostalgic gaming experience.

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Dilay Sullu

I've been playing Survival Horror Games since my childhood. My favorite is Resident Evil. I also love other game genres such as Hack & Slash. I love creating all kind of contents for video games.

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