Perhaps it can be used to emulate Nintendo DS games as well! given that it can preform mouse movements, that’s just what you’d need to control the touch screen comfortably.

@Notoriousalpha:
“left” “right” “left” “right” “a” “b” “a” b”

I hope you’re trolling…

http://www.raphnet-tech.com/products/nes2usb/index.php

Did we already forget about this ^? As much as it bothers me to jump from gamepad to mouse and back, I think I’d prefer the simplicity of the above to the (further) above.

@Kevin – I know there are a few homebrew apps out there for the reverse practice (turning the DS into a windoze HID gamepad), so I’m sure it can go both ways.

this whole hack is fucking stupid its a fucking snes controller that is old and outdated with bad ergonomics that nobody cares about when everday much better wireless controllers exist

sorry kirov is drunk

Wait, how do we use an accelerometer to brute-force passwords?

@Notoriousalpha:
Sega Genesis, Aladin; ABBA BAAB ABBA and BAAB ABBA BAAB. We found that cheat orselves and celebrated with too much playing, too much soda and way too many bags of candy.

Good times.

How do we use an accelerometer to brute-force passwords?

You open the case of the PC, then grab the controller and make threatening motions like you’re going to whip the controller into the motherboard.

If done correctly, the computer will give you the passwords out of fear.

If it doesn’t know, it will give you what it thinks you want to hear. That’s what brought motherboarding, and other ‘advanced computer forensic techniques’ such as this, under scrutiny by the media.

That looks very cool. It’d be sweet to have a live-Linux distro on flash memory inside it that would boot into a bunch of emulators. You could start and play the emu’s with the same controller.

@ChalkBored: 1 password per shake xD

Gameport on sound cards, that was a smart invention :D