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14-02-2002, 00:43
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You should realize that even if a joystick has a 15 pin gameport connector, it may not be workeable, even with re-wiring.
I know the new microsoft gamebads use a serial data stream, and I'd bet that a lot of others do too. I've never seen a game cube controller, but if it is anything like a n64 controller, it wouldn't work either. Good luck, and hope it works out! |
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