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Nes Gamepad USB

Nes Gamepad USB
Hi , this my second instructables .

Because i want to play with a Nes Emulator , but a classic gamepad wasn't cool ,so i made this nes gamepad was work on a classic usb port.

I use the same tools that i use in my first instructables (http://www.instructables.com/id/NES-Cartridge-External-HDD/),a good condition nes gamepad and a cheaper usb gamepad (like the picture).

and before to start , i use acetone to clean the contact of the nes gamepad....




 
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Step 1

I open the usb gamepad , and i cut the corners of the circuit board ,

because the two circuits board don't fit in the nes gamepad ,

i desolder the capacitor to put it in the corner of the nes gamepad.


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Feb 2, 2011. 8:11 PMajfors2080 says:
Fredlb,

Could you please show clearer pictures for the wiring or explain very carefully which holes on the NES circuit board are being used. One the USB gamepad board, do you connect the button contacts? Thanks for you help.
Jun 13, 2010. 8:19 AMmarquz says:
Never seen this before, I use the RetroKit for my Media Center project. www.retromod.org
Feb 9, 2010. 8:02 AMkristopher.hammar says:
This mod/diy is really nice man, big up! The piece of rubber sticking out of the controller actually looks better then the original cord haha.

I've got something simular and Im thinking of putting a flash memory in there aswell so all the nes games and saves allways are with the gamepad.
Feb 9, 2010. 12:26 PMkristopher.hammar says:
If you made this nes pad to work with usb, then you can make one with built in memory too =). Check my instructable, nes pad with a 8gb memory in it and backlighted "Nintendo" logo. Everyone who have seen it have been so stoked haha. But it's just that, no gamepad function on it, but I've got another nes usb gamepad too try it on so =)
Jan 9, 2010. 3:52 PMatombomb1945 says:
Well this is a different take on this.  Don't think I have seen anything quite like it.  Awesome
Jan 31, 2010. 10:09 AMironsmiter says:
For the old-school look, this is perfect!

For neo-old school...move the turbo-slow-clear buttons to the NES controller.
I'd suggest mounting in the grey stripe just above the "start Select" text.
A half step further, download a font to add labling for the new buttons :-)
Link if you need to print a new sticker.



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