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Project Adaptor |
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Home |
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GUI Stuff |
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After looking at all the components I came up with a usb adaptor that could be removed and keep the face of the NES looking authentic. |
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Emulation |
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Multimedia |
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Items needed: USB pin adaptor, USB cable (black to match), NES controller, internal NES controller port. |
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Recomended Games |
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Cut the USB end of the USB pin adaptor and expose the wires. |
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Remove the pin plug from the internal controler port |
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Solder the four USB wires to the controller port wires. (Perferrably the bottom four.) Write down the corresponding wire colors of the USB and controller port you will need it for the remote control.. |
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