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I have an Arduino and a 2.4 inch touchscreen. Is it possible to make a game like Pokemon Emerald? I have a controller.

Can anyone give the code for this game?

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closed as off-topic by Majenko, Edgar Bonet, jwpat7, Dat Ha, Paul Jan 2 at 7:27

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Possible duplicate of running gba files in arudino – Andre Courchesne Jan 1 at 17:13
    
No, no one is going to "give you the codes" to make a game. – Majenko Jan 1 at 17:26
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I'm voting to close this question as off-topic because this is not a "gimme tha codez" site. – Majenko Jan 1 at 17:26
    
And STOP SHOUTING. – Majenko Jan 1 at 17:26
    
Pay me and I'll do it. No "normal" minded person will give some time and effort into something like this and have NOTHING in return. – Dat Ha Jan 1 at 21:07

There is a tutorial on using an LCD that seems quite like the one you were describing. Don't try to start off making a big game like Pokemon. Learn about the LCD first see if you can make some cool patterns or animations and then go onto trying to make a game. However, start small. First try something like Pong, Pacman, Space Invaders, Tetris. Familiarise yourself with the game-making process. After that, if you feel you would know how to, try making a Pokemon-like game. If you get stuck, THEN you could come here and ask for help. This, however, is not a site where people will feed you the code mashed up so it is easier to eat and then put it on a spoon and say "Here comes the aeroplane". You need to learn to do it yourself.

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I would avoid the burden of getting familiar with the Uno and TFT screen if you want to make a game like pokémon, since you certainly run into performance issues. You'll be beter off starting with a Raspberry Pi instead of coming tot this conclusion afterwards. – Paul Jan 2 at 7:26

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