There are lots of different types of games:
puzzle
platform
role play
sports
simulations
action adventure
and many more.
Continue to explore your ideas and create some more assets.
Connect Keyboard, Mouse and game controller
Plug in the monitor and Raspberry Pi
Plug the bread board into a USB port - the yellow LED should light up (if it doesn't try wiggling it a little)
From the Applications Menu - Development - Click Thonny
Follow Mr T's Instructions
First we need to find out the 'address' of our computer, you can do this by typing:
ip address | grep 192
you could just type "ip address" but that lists out a lot of information you don't need to know
grep just selects the row that's needed (gets rid of any line that doesn't have 192 in it).
Write down the number printed to the screen Should look something like "192.168.1.???"
Find out the IP address of a friends computer.
See if your computer can talk to their computer by typing
ping <your friends ip address> e.g. ping 192.168.1.42
To stop pinging press 'Ctrl & C' at the same time.
Now you know your IP Address and your friends quit the GUI and start 'emulationstation' - you'll try to play a game cooperatively with your friend.