Hi there,

Thanks again to everybody who helped us reach our goal. Today is the last day of our crowdfunding campaign, and, to celebrate—you guessed it—we’ve published another tutorial! This week, we walk you through some of the techniques you’ll use to create your very first uSVC game.

Since that game is likely to involve some combination of moving, running, jumping, and shooting, let’s get started with this tutorial on reading input from USB keyboards and controllers. In it, we cover the USB-host interface provided in the uSVC kernel.

Once again, here is the updated list of available uSVC guides:

• uSVC Tutorial 4: USB input
• uSVC Tutorial 3: smooth scrolling
• uSVC Tutorial 2: drawing sprites
• uSVC Tutorial 1: drawing tiles
• Setting up Atmel Studio for uSVC
• uSVC Kernel Source Code and Template Project
• uChip Game Map Editor
• uChip Simple VGA Console: an open source easy to build and easy to program retro-gaming console
• VGA library for uChip with USB Host support
• Open Source Code Repository: github.com/next-hack/usvc

Additional tutorials will be published in the coming weeks!

Cheers!