Crunchgear has a really interesting write up of Emotiv’s sensory gaming rig you wear on your head – The prototype device looks sort of like a smaller version of Professor X’s Cerebro mutant locator thing. It’s a headset with three separate arms than clasp around your head. Each arm contains myriad sensors that detect signals […]
If you really really like the Legend of Zelda, you might like this Wii case mod spotted on eBay: Nintendo Legend of Zelda Console mod- [via] Link.
Chris got linux on his PSP, here’s the page with downloads and more– Linux on the PSP! Currently supports the video hardware, the headphone jack serial port, the IR port, and has support for the Palm 3169WW infrared keyboard. Check it out for pretty pictures of it running. uClinux on the PSP – Link. Related: […]
Raphael writes – Being able to play NES and SNES games on the Wii’s Virtual Console is great (Thanks Nintendo!), but it’s much more fun to do it with the original controllers. (And some games are much more playable like this). That’s why I decided to design this Nes/Snes controller to USB conversion circuit. Snes/Nes […]
CBC has a story about slot machines getting pulled (no pun intended) over subliminal messaging – seems like it would be a fun experiment to try, winning and losing symbols… Ontario’s provincial gambling operator has pulled 87 video slot machines out of service or physically removed them from its casinos after a CBC investigation found […]
A MAKE reader sent in this Wireless/Wii Hack for SNES and NES controllers – Take original NES/SNES controllers, add an iPod battery, an RF chip and a 16F84A microcontroller and you’ll have wireless retro controllers that work with the classic console titles on an un-modded Wii – Link.
Till has perhaps the most comprehensive documentation for connecting a Commodore disk drive to a modern PC – source & schematics are all there…. The xu1541 is the modern way to connect cbm iec bus devices to todays USB equipped PCs and it is meant to replace the printer port solutions based on the so-called […]
