Raspberry Pi Pico GamePad - making your own Bluetooth Remote

In this video, I'll show you how to build your own Bluetooth Remote Control for your robots using a GamdPAD PCB, some buttons and MicroPython.
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[@bokkenka]

On rev3 you could add a second set of connections for the OLED that had the power and ground switched so you could use whichever you had or could get.

[@GabrielAyala-h4f]

Q- do you know if there’s a way that I could add a switch and make it a “wired” controller. I want to make a “controller” that’s actually a mobile emulation device but be able to also use it as a Bluetooth controller. Therefore I want a pi zero to be the emulator and have the pico be a controller that could either directly talk to the zero or act like any other controller with the flip of a switch. Hi from Texas!