The Video Game Module expands the capabilities of the Flipper ecosystem by introducing video output, motion control, and independent development functionality in a compact hardware add on. Built around the RP2040 microcontroller developed by Raspberry Pi, the module enables users to build, customise and run games or applications either alongside Flipper Zero or as a standalone device.
With direct TV video output, a built in gyroscope and accelerometer, and an accessible GPIO interface, the module moves beyond simple expansion and becomes a development platform in its own right. Its open source firmware and hardware schematics encourage modification, experimentation and integration with existing Raspberry Pi Pico projects. Whether used for entertainment, prototyping or embedded development, the Video Game Module introduces a more interactive and creative dimension to Flipper Zero.
Core Features & Hardware
RP2040 microcontroller, compatible with Raspberry Pi Pico projects
Video out support, display the Flipper screen on a TV
Built in motion sensor, gyroscope and accelerometer with open API
14 pin GPIO port for joysticks, sensors and DIY components
Dedicated USB C port connected directly to the RP2040
Open source firmware and schematics for full customisation
Connectivity & Standalone Capabilities
USB C interface for PC communication and firmware flashing
Standalone mode, run alternative firmware without Flipper Zero
Compatible with community firmware built for RP2040 architecture
Designed for development, experimentation and gaming applications