[Joel J]

Well.. I'm guessing at this point that the device is probably legal?

Anyway, I don't know what my team would do, if they should decide to buy one. Personally, I think It would be nice to have a wider selection of joysticks, and lord only knows the gameport joysticks have been exotic and quite expensive (right about the same price as these adapters). 2 adapters for the driver, and one for the operator amounts to a nice amount of money. That might be too much. Maybe just get one, for now, for the operator, depending on the game, or make a custom box for the operator and then invest two into being able to get some new(er) USB joysticks for the driver. That will be a decision for the "higher ups," lol, ifjjasasjdi90. This is a new idea, but I'll say that the price makes the decision hard. I don't think it matters. There is enough need for a device like this that adoption won't take that long. If you could get a plug at the kickoff, then everyone would know what your device does, and you'd be setting sail right away.