EDIT: Now you can become a fan of me on Facebook! www.facebook.com EDIT: 5000 views! I beat the first level of Castlevania 1 (NES)… WITH A DANCE PAD. I hope the use of the ultra-fail snide character was obvious, at least when I actually wasn’t failing at the game, that is.
Here’s a video of a little gamecube pad to Wii Remote adapter that I rigged up. The console sees the adapter as a Classic Controller. It’s missing some buttons (-, home, ZL), but those are rarely used (Start maps to +). This lets me play SSBB, Mario Kart, and VC games using a plain gamecube pad without having to use the questionable Classic Controller, and without a wavebird. It also works with the System Menu, as you can see in the beginning of the video. Since wavebirds are out of production, this is probably the only way of using an official Nintendo gamecube pad with the Wii, wirelessly. The guts: a PIC18F4520 microcontroller, and that’s pretty much it. A couple resistors and capacitors, and the quartz crystal are all that there is to the hardware part. I cut up a Nunchuk extension cord for the Wiimote plug, and made a crappy GC connector out of a piece of circuit board. This uses the Wii Remote’s power supply. The big flashing board that you can see to the left is an FPGA used as a logic analyzer for debugging, but it has nothing to do with the actual adapter (I unplug it halfway through the video).
Use your PSP as a gaming controller for your PC (FuSa GamePad). This has been tested to work on Windows XP, Vista, and 7… also Mac OS X Leopard and Linux Check Out Pr0H4X3r: www.youtube.com FuSa GamePad: www.megaupload.com ***Since I learned how to do this on google, I also was given the download link to FuSa GamePad without credit to the original owner. The FuSa GamePad (Easy Installer) that I posted was originally made by wiltshire12345: www.youtube.com FuSa GamePad Article …
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