Two NES/SNES controllers to USB adapter

This is a two player variation of my 4nes4snes project. The firmware is modified to expose only two controllers to the PC, preventing two extra controllers from needlessly appearing if an two player adapter is built.

April 21, 2013

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Extenmote: Manettes NES, SNES, N64 ou Gamecube sur Wii ou Wii U via la télécommande Wii.

The gamecube ports have been removed from the new Wii consoles and the Wii U does not have any. This new projects works around the problem by using the Wiimote extension port like the classic controller does. This provides a way to play virtual console titles with the original controllers again on the Wii U and regular Wii consoles (with or without gamecube ports).
2013-01-30: Version 1.5 now available!

December 25, 2012

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wusbmote: Wiimote accessory to USB adapter

This new project makes it possible to use Wiimote accessories such as the Nunchuk, the Classic Controller and the Wii Motion Plus. Official versions and clones such as the wireless Nunchuk are also supported. Works as is on most operating systems thanks to the USB HID implementation.

November 4, 2012

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USB_Game16: 16 buttons to USB (4 directions)

A project for using 16 buttons (4 directonals) as a standard USB Joystick. Ideal for custom joysticks and PC-based arcade cabinets.

June 17, 2012

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The 4nes4snes projet now supports SNES multitaps

The new firmware version 1.3 adds support for the SNES multitap. So far, it has only been tested with a Naki Tribal tap.

April 14, 2012

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New: Gamecube controller to NES adapter

With this project, it is possible to use a Gamecube controller on a NES. Perfect for a wireless solution involving the Nintendo Wavebird. And in an attempt to profit from the additional elements of the gamecube controller, the firmware has special features such as Turbo and mario-auto-run modes. It's fun!

February 10, 2012

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New software releases
NES/SNES to Wii/Gc	2013-05-22
Details here
GC to N64 1.4	2013-05-19
Details here
USBTenki 2.0.4	2013-05-15
Details here
Gamecube to N64 1.3.1	2013-04-28
Details here

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Hello, I'm Raphaël Assénat. I live near Montreal, a city located in Quebec province, Canada. I have two big passions in life: Computers and Electronics. Those two disciplines allows me to quench my desire to create things, my curiosity, and my desire to learn. I'm always working on many projects at the same time and I dont have enough time to do all the projects I'd like. But fortunately, once I begin working on a project, I rarely stop before it's finished.

Programming is my main hobby, and I like to do it using the C language. Preferably, on Linux or Unix platforms. I'm not interested at all by windows programming. What I like the most is when I have the chance to work on projects involving both programming and electronics. For instance, writing software which controls external circuitry designed by me, or even better, programming microcontrollers.

Other than computing and programming, I like to play piano and enjoy relaxing by playing RPG video games. (And thus many projects on this site are related to video games...)

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1. For sharing my knowledge with others.
2. To have a presence on the net (Hey! I got my job thanks to this website).
3. Being a geek, the idea of creating a personal website seemed to make sense.
4. I like writing html and php.

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