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13-02-2002, 20:34
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I think so, if you really want to destroy a Game Cube controller. I think there are no restrictions on where you get your buttons and switches from, other then it has to plug into that 15-pin standard joystick port.
I would take out all of the electronics in there except for the buttons, get an old 15-pin cable and cut off one end connector, and replace the original Game Cube connector with it so you can wire it up nicely. Happy desoldering  |
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