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Lol I've got a esp32-p4 and I struggled to get the included example working. So. We're basically the same.
It's a very impressive chip but Tomb Raider, wow that's fantastic
I wonder about the graphics arrangement? An ESP32 doesn't usually have video out.
This is built on a P4 dev board with the screen attached, likely over QSPI or RGB888. either a buncha wires or a more buncha wires.
You can drive screen output via the gpio pins quite easily. You can even do VGA output via I²S!
I did not know I^2^S could do that. I thought it was digital audio.
VGA is basically just a bunch of analog audio signals that, when timed correctly, happens to describe a field of pixels.