2. Unzip the attached file Arcade-Pico.zip. You will get the following files:
3. Copy the basic firmware for the 9341 screen to the RPI-RP2 USB drive.
3. Click Experiment (highlighted in red)
, 4. Select Enable Experimental Hardware, then click Back.
4. After returning to the homepage, scroll down and select a game,
then click Open Sample. 5. The game interface will look like this; you can modify the game as needed. After modifying, click 1...2. Select Hardware,
6. Scroll down and select R2.
7. Click Download. This will download a game .uf2 file for RP2040!
8. Connect the game console to your computer, press and hold BOOTSEL to power it on, then drag the downloaded .uf2 file into the RPI-RP2 USB drive. The game console will automatically restart, and you can play again! 
Don't ask why there's no top cover; I drew a panel, but it was too small, and it didn't fit after the return, so I won't release the file!
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