How to Build an Arduino Starship Game Controlled by Joystick and Computer

Here is link to project page, where you can find all related files. 
https://github.com/sultanbekuly/Arduino_Starship_Game/blob/main/starship_game.ino

If nothing show up on LCD, my advice is to make sure the LCD is working by trying to show up there something simple like a letter or number.

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No, I haven't tried it with the Arduino Nano 33 BLE, but that built-in 9-axis IMU sounds promising! It should simplify the project significantly. I should definitely give it a try!

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