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Re: FS: 64Drive NIB, 850W Modular PSU 64drive sold, PSU still up for grabs.

http://www.cnczone.com/

Re: FS: 64Drive NIB Bump. Price lowered. Also have a 850W modular power supply, added to first post, check it out.

Re: FS: 64Drive NIB Not really. I'm a poor starving college student, need money for beer textbooks and stuff. I don't have a TV right now so I can't even use this. :/ @Toast I would, but you need to be a college graduate to donate semen >_>.

11/16/11 - Also have 850W modular PSU. Bought it, never used it. Too lazy to remove my current one. :3 http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.a ... 6817341044 Top rated and from a great brand. 80+ certified, etc. etc. $130 shipped. PM or reply here if you're interested.

Demo works for me, but I can also be medic if DK doesn't want to.

What's the model number?

Thanks for the feedback everyone. If I get time this weekend, I'll try out out. I don't think I'll have much difficulty running it though, as I have a i5 2500k + 6950.

I'm best at scotch tape the wires (better than solder imo), then medic, then demo. Sniper, I'm decent at.

I'm down for some TF2 tournament play. I consider myself pretty good, but not professionally good. But I've always wanted to try semi-pro leagues. If it's every Sunday, I can do it. Fri/Sat i'm busy though.

What have been everyone's experiences with emulating GC games on the PC? As in, CPU usage, compatibility, etc. I'm particularly interested in SSBM, because I would love to play Melee in glorious 1080p on my monitor.

No.

Everdrive 64 doesn't have CF card slot. They're not the same. Anyways I ordered mine on the same day as bud, hope it's coming soon!

http://www.allelectronics.com/make-a-st ... TCH/1.html 125VAC, 4A, DP3T. I think Toast has these, I remember showing these to him a while back.

Maybe with some extensive modification.

No. I really doubt that will work. Those are mechanical switches mainly used for mechanical keyboards (like the Das Keyboard, which I'm typing on now :awesome:). They aren't actually pressure sensitive just have that "clicky" feel to them. See how the range is not linear? You have to actuate...

Google Cache https://github.com/brownan/Gamecube-N64-Controller There's this, but this is designed for the atmega328 in the Arduino (which may or may not be an impediment).

Building the "Cube64" I have an AVR programmer and can program anything for free, if you need it.

Re: SS's guide to wiring a 3DS joystick to your GC controlle Those are non-stocked. :P If you think accuracy is important, then why not use 3 1k resistors (or 2 1.5k resistors) + a 1k potentiometer on each line? That would get you the closest resistance and is still available at a local radioshack.

Re: SS's guide to wiring a 3DS joystick to your GC controlle Sure, two might be a little inconvenient but not any less convenient than a jumble of resistors. I mean, why go through the trouble of ordering several resistors when there are some perfect pots at ratshack, $1.69 each? Also, I think...