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Here is some nice documentation on a PS2 controller hacked into a retro joystick. Pretty cool details on the construction at the link below.
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Make a custom joystick from a hacked PS2 controller
Posted by Jonah Brucker-Cohen |
Mar 12, 2008 09:00 AM
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Yay! I did something like this as well, I soldered the connects on my old PSX controller to the leads on an old Sega Genesis 6 button arcade stick and managed to jam the guts of the PSX controller inside it! Perfect for Street Fighter Alpha Anthology!
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This is so good and handy. Thanks for the guidance.
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The documentation is really great! Thanks for sharing this very useful details. I really appreciate it.
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I used to make this kinds of stuffs before. Things are sturdier I guess. but they sure are a lot heavier than the usual, and it became hard for me to re-locate it.
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