NOOOOOOOOOOO i wanna post SECOND
this is unfair
is it user upgradable?
does it need to be?
7 zipped, rich people can have every game produced for snes for under a gig
unless you are a evil intranet pirate and didnt buy any of the 11,337 games you downloaded (see http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/GoodTools )

dash
its called a psp
it even includes a screen
http://hackaday.com/category/psp-hacks/
if you have a psp under version 5.03 you install a few images(see ChickHEN) and crash it(it may take ALOT of attempts) and after it crashes, you either a: run homebrew like a good little consumer
or b: install custom firmware(m33-6 5.0) and do whatever you want with it, dont play isos of games you dont legally own and such http://pspupdates.qj.net and http://pspslimhacks.com/ for more information

I did something very similar with my Genesis controller but i never submitted it since they covered it with the NES. still, gotta love the retro gaming hacks. keep em coming, all you need to be to pull these off is a gamer with some extra time and determination.

I did put an NES on a Chip into an NES controller, as have quite a few others (see benheck.com forums)

This is good, but don’t forget you can build your own “RetroUSB” adapter for the same cost as theirs with an Atmega8, a crystal and some resistors

http://www.obdev.at/products/vusb/prjhid.html

It will support 2-4 controllers, and n64 psx sega etc, so you can add 2 player to the setup.

I also have seen this where the guy put an optical mouse in there as well (which I was planning to do before I even saw his version).

This is nice project for kids, all they need is a USB hub, memstick and a controller. (you can also get a USB gamepad and take the electronics from it to get the controller for USB, I have done that with a MS Sidewinder pad and a PSX original pad)

The point of this was not a NOAC (I have done and seen that alot). The controller is usb with a thumb drive inside so that you can take the controller any where there is a computer and plug it in and play all of your roms using just the controller as a single package.

This looks pretty cool,.. would be fun to do this to different console controllers and have each controller emulate there own console..

Damnit! Why couldn’t this have been posted yesterday?

I just got around to cutting up a spare floppy ribbon cable and the cord on my old SNES controller in order to connect the thing to the internal LPT header on my motherboard last night!

The thing works, but had I known about simple kits to convert the whole thing to USB instead…

Nice job hiding the usb storage with games / emus inside though – thats a “why didn’t we think of that” kind of idea :)

Nice project!

I love the emulators, and building it all into the controller is a nice piece of work too.

I’ve got enough old crap laying around that I might have to pursue something similar for myself.