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Radio Shack PlayStation To USB Adaptor Review

Joe — Sat, 18 Jun 2011 14:02:53 +0000

This adaptor, which sells for .99 at Radio Shack, allows you to connect your PS1 or PS2 Dual Shock controller to your PC. This is useful for playing emulators with your favorite classic games, and works well as a normal PC gamepad as well. Here I put it through the rounds of various emulators for NES, SNES, N64, and Genesis. I also take it for a spin in Microsoft Flight Simulator 2004. This is a very thorough review of the controller and in the video he takes the time to go over all the aspects of using the playstation controller even talking about its rumble feature. There is some discussion about the analog mode that some emulators don’t support.

Nintendo NES Controller Conversion to USB Joystick

Joe — Sat, 21 May 2011 09:22:54 +0000

Peter Polidoro shows how to modify an old Nintendo NES controller to function as a USB joystick using an Atmel AT90USB162 microprocessor mounted onto a Teensy USB development board and programmed using the LUFA lightweight USB framework for AVRs library.

DUX project

Joe — Mon, 23 Nov 2009 10:30:06 +0000

The main goal oft his project was to connect an old Dendy (Russian modification of SNES) joystick to a PC over USB. I decided not to use any of known adapters. I created the whole new PCB instead, adding an ATMega8 microcontroller which runs USB software implementation from http://obdev.at . Then I developed a PC application which translates data coming from joystick into keyboard events. Thus I was able to fake keyboard key presses and play virtually any game with old good SNES joystick

P.S. You can even type in Notepad with it

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