Does any one know how this works?
http://xinga.com/shop/show.php?product=GC2016
It doesn't appear to have any place for a chip to convert the signals is it just changing the pinout? From reading Gamelvr's thread about his GCp I wouldn't think the L and R buttons would work. Does this mean a PS2 controller could be wired to the gamecube controller board directly?
Thanks in advance.
PS to GC Converter
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Gamelver
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hmmm....it very well could be just chaning the pinout, although there's probably a chip where you plug your PS/PS2 controller into.....so if there's a chip, then no you can't wire a PS/PS2 controller directly, although with the converter you could....if there isn't a chip or any components then yes, you can wire a PS/PS2 controller directly to the GC
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Without games my life would have no meaning.
Well, I guess it would, but it would be a lot less fun!!!!!!!

Well, I guess it would, but it would be a lot less fun!!!!!!!

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actually, quite a few games ONLY use the pressure sensitive part of the L/R buttons.....games like Metroid Prime 1/2, Zelda WW for the R button, I think RE4, and certainly more games.....so if you do decide to use a PS1/PS2 controller for your GCp, make sure you can still plug in a first player controller to play those games
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Without games my life would have no meaning.
Well, I guess it would, but it would be a lot less fun!!!!!!!

Well, I guess it would, but it would be a lot less fun!!!!!!!

i have ordered one of these for my GCP, i figured i had a heap of older PS1 dual shocks around and it seems to be easier to mount the ps controller internals ( i opened the GC controller and it looks like a headache.
Plus the PS controller would suit my GCP case perfectly
If it has no chip inside it i will post the pinouts
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Plus the PS controller would suit my GCP case perfectly
If it has no chip inside it i will post the pinouts
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Actually I wanted to add a switch to allow that so it could still act as a console. How would I do that? Connect the port and PS2 controller and switch which one gets power?Gamelver wrote:actually, quite a few games ONLY use the pressure sensitive part of the L/R buttons.....games like Metroid Prime 1/2, Zelda WW for the R button, I think RE4, and certainly more games.....so if you do decide to use a PS1/PS2 controller for your GCp, make sure you can still plug in a first player controller to play those games.....
Have you recieved it yet? does it have chip? plz answer! :Sdunks0r wrote:i have ordered one of these for my GCP, i figured i had a heap of older PS1 dual shocks around and it seems to be easier to mount the ps controller internals ( i opened the GC controller and it looks like a headache.
Plus the PS controller would suit my GCP case perfectly
If it has no chip inside it i will post the pinouts)