I know there are several ways out there to adapt an SNES, N64, or PSX controller to your computer via a little homebrew construction. That sounds like a pretty nifty project to me, and a great way to enhance my gaming experience.
What I would like to see though, is how to adapt a GameCube controller to the PC. Any resources or information on that? (I'm not too sure if it's even been done yet, though...) Considering the few differences between the wiring of the SNES and NES controllers, I wouldn't think a GC controller would differ from an N64 one too greatly.
You are correct, that it would be similiar to doing a N64 controller, but actually more so like a PS2 controller. Currently no commercial adaptor exsists and no plans that I've seen. And honestly, why would you adapt that controller? The PSX controller or Sega Saturn controllers are WAY better.
excueese me? I'd like to know more about adapting SNES controllers, if ya' don' mind...
http://home.t-online.de/home/stephan.hans/n64.htm
There's info about the n64 adaptor. I'm about 50% done making it, except I can't find a vender for the friggin' CMOS chip. Any ideas? (Please don't say RadioShack)