Hello everyone,
As stated in the subject, I have an idea for a project that I'm not sure how to advance with. I have been able to make a wired USB n64 controller with a built in emulator however i have been debating with how to make it wireless. my only thoughts right now are to have the N64 controller convert to game cube and then use a wave bird type setup and then on the other end of the signal, convert to USB.
I know this isn't the most direct way and therefore was hoping I could get some professional opinions on how to accomplish this feat.
As an FYI, the current N64 to USB I have is from:
http://www.raphnet.net/electronique/gc_ ... dex_en.php" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;
I appreciate any help you can give and thanks in advance.
wireless usb n64 controller with built in emulator
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Re: wireless usb n64 controller with built in emulator
I dont have the most constructive idea, because I have no experience to back it up as of yet, but an arduino might help.
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Re: wireless usb n64 controller with built in emulator
Not a professional opinion, but it sounds like your wavebird idea should work. Convert N64 wire to GC transmitter - convert GC receiver to USB. If you could somehow use the guts from an existing wireless USB controller that might work too.
My question though is: what's going on with the built in emulator? Is it just a flash drive that has software and roms stored on it?
My question though is: what's going on with the built in emulator? Is it just a flash drive that has software and roms stored on it?