Electronic Game Kit Retro Game Console with 51 Single Chip Microcomputer Parts and Buzzer Why you need this kit Handson learning tool for electronics and game design: Build, test, and modify a compact retro console while learning microcontroller basics and circuit assembly. Readymade games with DIY potential: Four builtin 51 single chip microcontroller games provide immediate play, while the module layout makes it easy to experiment and create variants. Clear feedback and immersive sound: A buzzer provides game background music and effects, and a digital tube on displays realtime scores for instant performance feedback. Compact, durable package: Blue PCB styling and a metal plus enclosure give the kit a clean, classic appearance suitable for display or frequent handling. Main features Core controller: 51 single chip microcontroller with four preloaded games. Audio: Integrated buzzer supplies background music and sound effects. Display: mounted digital tube shows realtime score readouts. Design: Blue printed circuit board with a metal plus enclosure for a sturdy, retro look. Size: Enclosure approximately 126 x 82 x 25 mm 4.96 x 3.23 x 0.98 in, compact for desktop use or transport. Who it is for Students learning electronics, programming basics, or embedded systems. Engineers and hobbyists prototyping simple game concepts or teaching aids. Makers and club members for workshops, demonstrations, or collaborative projects. Typical applications Classroom and training labs: Use as a practical project for electronic courses and handson labs. Maker spaces and workshops: Rapidly assemble and gameplay logic for demonstrations or group builds. Home and family entertainment: Simple plugandplay retro gaming for casual play and learning activities. Package contents 1 set 51 MCU Game Kit Additional information Item designation: 51 MCU Game Kit. Due to lighting and photography angles, the actual product appearance may vary slightly. Please allow 0 to 2 mm tolerance due to manual measurement. This kit provides a practical, compact platform for playing, learning, and experimenting with microcontroller driven games while offering a durable design and clear performance feedback.