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MoonCampaign by Esther (9 years)
I created a fun micro:bit game similar to Rock, Paper, Scissors, but with my own creative twist—Bunny, Carrot, and Gun. The micro:bit uses a “pick random 1 to 3” block to choose one of the three options and displays the matching LED image. I also used if–else conditions to make decisions and show the correct picture. I enjoyed designing the icons and coding this interactive game.
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I wanted to create something fun, exciting, and interactive. That is why I designed a micro:bit game inspired by Rock, Paper, Scissors, but with my own unique twist: Bunny, Carrot, and Gun.
In my project, the micro:bit uses the pick random 1 to 3 block to choose a number at random. Depending on the number it picks, the micro:bit displays a bunny, a carrot, or a gun on the LED grid. I created all the LED images myself, and I really enjoyed designing them—especially the carrot, which looked very cute and realistic.
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