Hack existing wireless controllers? Hmm...

[GrindheadJim]

These controllers have an awesome concept, with poor execution. The deal is that the d-pad itself is just... sucky.

My question, however n00bt@cuL@r it might be is:

Why hasn't anyone hacked one of these for parts, or melded it with a regular controller that has serviceable response?

If they have, where are they, and how do I get them to do this for moi? :D

[gorgyrip]

you can make a wireless controller from a standard snes controller, so there's no need to buy those.

[sonicdude10]

This site has all the documentation needed to make wireless controllers for several consoles:

http://www.ppl-pilot.com/SnesHack/index.htm

Hope it helps.

[GrindheadJim]

This site has all the documentation needed to make wireless controllers for several consoles:

http://www.ppl-pilot.com/SnesHack/index.htm

Hope it helps.

Oh, NICE! Thanks! I figured that it may cut a few steps out to have the reciever already wired for the SNES, but, hey, this works! Thanks!