davedarkoI was able to setup the Arduino IDE within my ubuntu virtualbox to compile the deauther program by spacehuhn (https://github.com/spacehuhn/esp8266_deauther) - now I can rewrite the display stuff to work with my hardware. Nice. I wanted a separate IDE for that, to make the necessary changes and also be able to work with the latest ESP8266 core on my mac. Probably would have been better with an OLED arduboy clone, since it's already working with that. Wuah, poor me, I know.
Going to make a hex once done, so it's easier to put it on (probably). I need software help at one point.
Update, display and buttons are now integrated as well, not just the server is running :)
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Hmm, forget about games, if you broke out some uart, i2c and spi, and maybe throw in some analog pins into the mix, with the right firmware this could be a very nice hacker's pocket tool. Thinking about something like the bus pirate, but menu-driven and with display.
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maybe a very generic arduino I2C slave could give gpios and analog pins.. hmm. But I never saw it as "just" a gaming handheld from the beginning, but more like an ESP with display and buttons ;) that's also what I miss about the arduboy handheld - free pins brolen out for fun.
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