Blinks Developer Kit Tutorial - Part 1

Ready to make your own games for Blinks?! Get your developer kit in hand and follow this short tutorial on the hardware that allows you to program your Blinks with the Blinks developer tools.

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The Blinks Game System was released in early 2020 and now Move38 is releasing a new Blinks Developer Kit hardware, so it's easy to Make Your Own Blinks Games.
✅ Click here to get your own developer kit
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Developers read more here:
move38.com/pages/developer
blinks.games/dev/

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Introducing Blinks Developer Kit 2.0 Hardware
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If you are interested in getting the most out of your Blinks, our developer kit is the icing on the cake of what sets our game system apart. You already know that the Community Set games were developed by an incredible collection of game designers that made the most of Blinks open-source resources. If you are already part of the dev community, these upgrades are a direct response to all of the helpful feedback we've received from Alpha, Beta, and our first production run of Developer Kits.

Our developer kits are composed of the following 5 key pieces of hardware:

1. USB Programmer
2. Developer Blink
3. Publishing Tool
4. Serial Adapter
5. Blanks

The USB Programmer is what it sounds like. One end plugs into your computer (MacOS, Windows, & Linux supported), and the other end connects to a Developer Blink.

The Developer Blink is a really elegant solution in both Hardware and Software. (Watch the video to really see just how beautiful this process is). The developer Blink lets you see all of the guts of the Blink and provides a **Hands-Free** connection to the USB Programmer. Your hands get to stay at the keyboard and upload sketch after sketch 10x faster than before without fear of failure and **No Batteries Necessary.**

The Publishing Tool allows you to upload your own games and sketches onto any Blink or Blank. This is powerful for being able to play your games once you want to play them anywhere you go.

The Serial Adapter is for the serious developer that wants to use print statements to debug, or for the tinkerer that wants to explore creating experiences that connect Blinks to computers. (i.e. turning your Blinks into a MIDI instrument)

Blanks are not limited to developers, but they are the perfect place to store your creations.

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