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This instructable will show you how to make your own very clean looking 4 port usb NES controller.
I know this has been done before, but I'm posting this to show you how I did it because it ended up much cleaner.
Parts Cost = $4 for the USB Hub
The rest is free if you have it laying around.
Enjoy!
I know this has been done before, but I'm posting this to show you how I did it because it ended up much cleaner.
Parts Cost = $4 for the USB Hub
The rest is free if you have it laying around.
Enjoy!
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Signing UpStep 1Parts & Tools
Parts:
1 NES Controller
1 4 Port USB Hub This is the one that I used. It was less than $4.
Tools:
Small Screwdriver
Pliers
Hot glue gun
Hot Knife or Exact-o Knife & Lighter.
1 NES Controller
1 4 Port USB Hub This is the one that I used. It was less than $4.
Tools:
Small Screwdriver
Pliers
Hot glue gun
Hot Knife or Exact-o Knife & Lighter.
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Nov 13, 2009. 12:41 AMphilslizzy
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Quote: "be GENTILE" I am luckily.
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May 22, 2009. 7:30 PMOroka
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I would have soldered in a USB memory stick, that way you can have a USB hub and memory stick all in one.
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Apr 16, 2009. 2:05 PMGhostBoyHiro
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i did mines 1st but urs came out more cleaner den mines i like how ppl find new ways 2 reuse old gaming stuff i give u kudos 4 trying out my mod
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Apr 3, 2009. 1:21 PMgr33ko (author)
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The cord is kinda short, but if you have a NES hub you'd wanna show it off too right? :)
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Apr 3, 2009. 12:10 PMrobert.a.scheffler
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I have seen this done before & I like the idea very much. I think the cord is pretty short on this, and would have liked to see the original controller cable or something similar used (not necessarily the whole length). Maybe incorporating the USB connector into part of the controller plug...
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