In the past, when I've wanted to make a custom NES controller ( like this foot controller ), I've had to sacrifice an original NES controller to do so when all I really need is the chip itself.
Are either of these parts what I'm looking for?
http://www.mouser.com/ProductDetail/NXP ... RTQkNhg%3d
http://www.mouser.com/ProductDetail/STM ... hRNrgVk%3d
I'm just double checking. Thanks a lot!
NES CONTROLLER CHIP.
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Re: NES CONTROLLER CHIP.
Yes, both are equivalent.
Re: NES CONTROLLER CHIP.
I just get "An unexpected error has occurred" for those Mouser links.
The encoder chip in an NES controller is a 4021 parallel to serial shift register, and infiniteneslives.com sells 4021s extracted from NES controllers whose encoder has been replaced with the encoder for a different platform.
The encoder chip in an NES controller is a 4021 parallel to serial shift register, and infiniteneslives.com sells 4021s extracted from NES controllers whose encoder has been replaced with the encoder for a different platform.