Software engineer and entrepreneur with a British accent based in the San Francisco Bay Area. Hardware/software/reverse engineering. Former co-founder @ Bugsnag
The whole thing is really simple, honestly it's just a shelf on some 3D-printed legs, but having the rack rails allows for a lot of flexibility in how you set it up, and what you put on it. Let me know if you build your own!
I wanted a truly modular/customizable desk shelf, so I built one. Rack Nook is a desk shelf system, based around 10" or 19" rack components.
It's open source, you can find everything you need to build your own here: https://t.co/XPdHiYqzNg
@RobertDaleSmith is adding support to joypados for the i2c protocols which power Wiimote accessories (nunchuck, classic controller) and nes/snes classic controllers on the horizon? A Wii classic controller -> GameCube port would be slick
@RobertDaleSmith I had a theory it was supported in Luigi's Mansion but I've never confirmed it. Luigi's Mansion seems to be the only game that uses analog mode 1. Might have been stripped before release, but odd they kept it analog mode 1
My pre launch page for the Build A Boy is live on @crowdsupply! https://t.co/ktmvIcNAVR
The only kit that will turn your Lego kit into a real working Game Boy - no emulation
@BinkyBeetle@RexProfessor@Rachel1991Burke Mayflash adapters don't work with original WaveBirds either unfortunately, it is likely I will ship a firmware update in future to make wavephoenix act like a normal wired controller one day. Until then, stick with the official adapters.
@BinkyBeetle@RexProfessor@Rachel1991Burke Are you using the official Nintendo GameCube adapter or a mayflash one, I havenโt tested WavePhoenix on switch Iโll have to try it out
๐ข I can finally show what's coming next - USB Dolphin - a USB 2.0 port for SP1 or Slot A/B.
Supports all kinds of USB storage devices, the SP1 variant even allows network game streaming (Swiss + RetroNAS/FSP) and more!
See all its features here:
https://t.co/m4SM3GzIJ8