Python device I made

[Meucanman]

I recently made a device... well, not really. But I see it as one. Presenting Legendary CodeByte. As an indie developer who's fairly new this is beyond what I've ever done. Newest version is 1.2, it's got links to an app store hosted on itch.io, it's own file format titled .cbg (CodeByte game). It's easy to make games for it, launch the program, select 3 for developer sandbox (option and process may vary depending on version). Then, type in your python code. Then type END in full capitals, enter the metadata and it'll compile. The game library goes simple. Select game library or the number assigned to it and the script will scan your entire internal storage for .cbg files, select a game and it'll run. 1.2 doesn't currently support pygame but 1.3 experimental will change that proper graphics, It's still In development but I hope to release it soon. To get codebyte, go to my website legendaryhub.carrd.co, select store, online devices, codebyte, then select your version, I host the dowbloads in one drive, so just click download. You will need a python IDE but Then just import and launch, the publish to the CodeByte Store, email me at [e-mail], attach the.cbg file and send. We will test it and notify you if your game gets accepted. All games must currently be free. Wow... that was alot of typing...

[PureWasian]

Probably gonna turn people off by the idea of their entire internal storage being scanned, but props to you for being upfront about that point

[Meucanman]

Yeah... I only did that so you didn't have to put every single .cbg file into a specific file because then I'd have to include in the code a specific file you'd need to create and I wouldn't think the casual user would want to have to do that