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Australia pretty much went from Composite to component. The only thing I have ever seen a scart socket on was a Humax satellite receiver. The most common thing for TVs to have today that is not HDMI is composite and YPbPr component. Also somewhat common is DB15 VGA plug. My PSX and PS2 both connecte...

Sorry - I have put it in my hard to-do list and maybe have it by next Sunday if nothing else happens.

Nice work. I will show it to a friend that has a thing about T-Spins.

Mostly I am spun out by RetroAchievements in general. The internet can still amaze and confuse me.

And welcome to the forum.

What is the TL;DR version for me to add mouse support to

T2K
Chickens
Vector Game

Has anyone taken one of there marginal controllers and added a 1.0uf and 0.1uf to the PCB just to see if it makes a difference.

I see some of the photos in this thread show a capacitor, but 1, we don't know what it is. 2, not all the controllers I have pulled apart have a cap at all.

Ah - ignore my comment in other thread. Someone has looked at Wii mote.

Also my new day gig I am using ESP32-S3 so I am having to learn a bit about it, though no BLE stuff yet.

In the last few months I have gotten very little done as I had started working again after being unemployed for many years. I have a bit more spare time now and am getting back into stuff. As far as the new computer goes - I got a new front panel USB socket and a new reset switch. So now I can plug ...

danboid wrote: ↑Sat Mar 16, 2024 7:21 pm I revisited the North West Computer Museum today. I was delighted to see the Uzebox happily still running Tornado 2K when I showed up unannounced.

Noice.

Sorry I didn't get Chickens in Choppers updated before your visit.

What about Sony PSX/PS2 wired controllers? They vibrate and are very simple to control. If you search around on the interwebs you might even find PS2 controller stuff I did with 74xx logic and MC68HC11 uCs (And you could find out my real name that way because it was before I started universally call...

Has anyone thought about hacking into a Wii mote to make a light gun?