I guess this is a mod...

[[486]]

USB NES controller!!!

Just take a old [or in my case japanese] USB keyboard find 8 keys that have the same ground [on mine it was a,s,d,f,j,k,l,; ] and find the other contacts on the previously mentioned keys, and trace them back to the controller board, these contacts are where you solder wires form the buttons.

Inside the controller there is one chip, rip it off, or desolder it, I don't care, all the buttons have the same ground, solder the ground from the keyoard keys to this one it is one of the holes from the chip, then find the rest of the buttons and solder wires from their corresponding holes to the usb controller board where the keyboard keys completed their circuits. Stuff into NES controller [I had trouble with this part] done!

the numlock led!


Sorry for lack of pics, I get excited while building and forget.

When setting it up in your emulator [I use FCEU] just set the buttons to what they are

Suddenly I'm awesome again at mario 3! Long live NES, the only acceptable console!

[MomijiTMO]

No way . . .. lol. Good stuff!

[[486]]

Thanks, and I guess normal people use parallel ports for their controllers, but I've had to sort through one of them cables with a voltmeter, never again!

And I can type with it!! wqpwquwppweuprririririruoqwepwuqepwuqpwwpqe too bad those are the only letters

[inCore]

Hahaha, great stuff. People who say that new controllers are better just don't know what they're talking about.

One of the few things on the internet that actually make me smile, well done.

[WrigleyVillain]

And I can type with it!! wqpwquwppweuprririririruoqwepwuqepwuqpwwpqe too bad those are the only letters

Nice going, man.

[philbrown23]

HELL YES LONG LIVE NES! ftw

[JamesBong420]

well i might have to try this for some emulator action!!!! w00t!!! great idea man...!!

[[486]]

Thanks for the responses!
HAHA, This controller was probably older than me!