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GUI Stuff |
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Solder the controller wires to the USB cord according to to the way the wires are arranged in the internal adaptor. |
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Emulation |
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Multimedia |
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Recomended Games |
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You could wrap with electrical tape of you could use one or those wire covers. (Like the ones used on the PS2 controllers) |
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Heres another example of what it would look like plugged in. |
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Boot it up, plug in the adapter with any USB device attached ( perferably a PC controller:) ), and hope it works. :p |
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You could recycle your NES controller into a USB enabled one by getting one of those Retropad kits.
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