Geez, I made a robot controller with a Super Nintendo controller and a Parallax Basic Stamp II a while ago…I wonder if they are copying me?

:-))

Posted at 6:59 pm on Sep 30th, 2008 by roboguy

Old news to me :), but I have the uzebox forums as my homepage :P

http://uzebox.org/forums/viewtopic.php?f=4&t=67

Posted at 7:05 pm on Sep 30th, 2008 by Nubie

Yer cool and all but seriously……………
SHOW THE F…ING UZEBOX.

Posted at 9:35 pm on Sep 30th, 2008 by mem.namefix

show UZEBOX already, way cooler than the recent hacks u have been posting.

Posted at 9:36 pm on Sep 30th, 2008 by mem.namefix

“show UZEBOX already, way cooler than the recent hacks u have been posting.”

What hacks?

Posted at 10:10 pm on Sep 30th, 2008 by pip

Hey, there are pics on the forum, Havok1919 has already built a 40-pin DIP version.

The main page is very out of date (to be fair it is only a month old, but a lot has happened on the forums. A whole lot.)

Posted at 10:24 pm on Sep 30th, 2008 by nubie

Anyone reading this is likely to be very interested in the NES, no doubt one of the best consoles ever built.

I found something awesome a few days ago.
http://ultra-awesome.blogspot.com/2008/05/nes-coffee-table-final-post-rah.html

This is a must have for any serious NES player.
I sent a note to hackaday i hope they put it on the front page for everyone to enjoy. It deserves it.

Posted at 12:02 am on Oct 1st, 2008 by Steve

I think the large NES controller has been covered, G4-TV had an even larger one built btw.

The G4 one was interesting in that it used “push to break” style switches and they were held between the back of the face and the buttons.

I like that we have NES connectors, but the controllers themselves are soaring in price, as are the systems. I think that there needs to be a source of the controllers for about $5 apiece, because they are getting scarce.

Posted at 9:36 am on Oct 1st, 2008 by nubie

At last, maybe I can get some of these. People keep asking me to make them NES to USB adapters, but I can’t because the connectors are hard to get. If I could find some way of getting Saturn and SNES connectors made too, I might try to do a small production run of Retro Adapter boards…

http://joystick.world3.net

Posted at 11:04 am on Oct 1st, 2008 by MoJo