Working on PokiSnake, a Pokitto port of my Arduboy “ArduSnake” snake game. Here is the source for the simulator. There is no sound, there is still work to do on gameplay and graphics, there is a bug with the snake speed at the 6th food but it is fully playable.
I hope that it will be useful for someone.
Source code is available here :
Worked first try, no problems whatsoever.
Viewing my game on the real Pokitto is like a dream that becomes reality !
As I said on Twitter, thank you so much for having tested it !
I can’t wait to have the real Pokitto in my hands 
just wait till you see what I’ve done with it 
@Initgraph something I noticed: you do not need to pass the Pokitto::Core class to your objects. Pokitto::Core and all ::button ::display etc. classes only contain static members.
This means that Pokitto::Core is essentially a singleton (or a static class, although it does not exist as such in C++). There is only one instance of the Core class in the memory, no matter how many times you initialize it.
If I do this:
Pokitto::Core a;
Pokitto::Core b;
void foo() {
Pokitto::Core c;
}
Then
a, b, and c are the EXACTLY SAME structure in the memory. If you call members of a,b,c they will point to the same data locations in memory.
I chose this structure over a singleton, because I found the syntax easier to handle. It is (gasp!) like having a giant global variable, but in a C++ class form.
@Initgraph Another example of application of static member only class: you have food as a member of the snake class. Now, let’s say (ahem) maybe I would like to have several snakes on the screen at once. What to do? Each snake instance has member food in it, how do I make sure there is only 1 food on the screen at a given time? Do I have to take food out from inside the snake class?
No I don’t. I simply make food static. In this way, each snake is calling the one single allowed instance of food in the program memory. Problem solved, no other changes in program required.
Looks cool.
Now I need more hands! 
Oh I can’t believe it, you did a multiplayer arcade game with my game on Pokitto !
It’s really awesome, we can do a small arcade device with the Pokitto !
Thank you very much for the dev tricks, I appreciate when someone can improve my code because I like to learn new things, you’re awesome ! Can’t wait to see more code on Pokitto
pity the video was filmed with an old potato. I will make a better video and put the sourcecode here
This is the reason why I like to make game and the Pokitto 
i feel this needs wireless module version XD
