Is it possible to put a Arduboy game on another Arduino?

[TheOnlyDoge]

The title says it all.

[eried (Erwin)]

Yes.

[TheOnlyDoge]

Has anyone tried it yet?

[filmote (Simon)]

Well yes … however, if you want it to run unaltered you really need to use a particular screen type and an Arduino Leonard. If you have differing hardware, you can change the screen handling in the basic library and get it to run.

https://community.arduboy.com/t/12-arduboy-compatible-system/236/435

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