The next step was to connect the buttons from the original NES controller up to the wires that were added to the Wiimote. [Pietronet] left the original circuit board mostly intact. He did have to ...

The NES controller can be divided into three key groups: the enclosure, the printed circuit board (PCB), and communication ...

The controller is almost to scale and as close as possible to the real thing. It works thanks to a combination of the circuit boards from several NES controllers, speaker wire, and a lot of soldering.

The downside to the Arduino circuit is that it cannot interface with “authentic Nintendo Entertainment Systems.” Instead, the controller will only work with computers and can play NES games ...

The mod kit uses its very own circuit board, ensuring that the directional ... You'll need your own NES controller and soldering tools to use one of the kits, but you can see how it's all done ...

Hello, and welcome to this week's episode of "I want my NES controller to work with a Wii ... So listen up, oh ye masters of soldering guns and circuit boards: time to hack something else.

they’ve also used the same circuit with some laser cut parts for your own controller. If you do want to go even bigger, take a look at [Baron von Brunk’s] LEGO NES controller, which used the ...

This will get you some geek points for sure. While the design of the NES controller has always been an ergonomic nightmare it really seems suited for a hack like this. It looks decent sitting on ...