Flipper Zero Video Game Module

The Flipper Zero Video Game Module is an official expansion board from Flipper Devices that transforms the Flipper Zero into a motion-controlled gaming platform with TV output. Built around the Raspberry Pi RP2040 microcontroller, it generates a DVI-D video signal at 640x480 pixels and 60 Hz using the chip's programmable I/O (PIO) subsystem, allowing you to mirror the Flipper Zero screen on any DVI/HDMI-compatible TV or monitor.

The module includes a TDK ICM-42688-P 6-axis MEMS inertial measurement unit that provides high-precision gyroscope and accelerometer data over SPI. This motion sensor can be accessed by both the RP2040 and Flipper Zero, enabling motion-controlled games, air mouse functionality, and sensor-driven applications. The Flipper Zero Game Engine ships with a built-in driver for the ICM-42688-P, making it straightforward to add motion controls to custom games and apps.

Beyond gaming, the Video Game Module doubles as a general-purpose RP2040 development board. It exposes 11 GPIO pins (plus power and ground) on a 14-pin breakout header, and its dedicated USB-C port connects directly to the RP2040 for independent programming and debugging. The module can run standalone without a Flipper Zero attached, accepting any Raspberry Pi Pico-compatible firmware via UF2 bootloader. Both the firmware source code and hardware schematics are fully open-source, published on GitHub under the Flipper Devices organization.