Anyone have a snes to PARELLEL PORT adapter?

[banditpaw1]

I use a pc that still has a parallel port and would like one for my emulators.(it running Windows me and 2000).Any ways i will buy it or trade for it. I sure someone has an old one the don't use.

thanks.

 

[robm]

Sure, I still have an old parallel port to SNES controller adapter just laying around.

 

[jleemero]

You mean 5 wires?

Sure dude, I've lots of wires laying around.

 

[Bibin]

It's hardly an adapter. It's all a matter of software; there is no circuitry involved.

If you want us to BUILD you one, it won't be free. It's so simple! Do it yourself!

 

[banditpaw1]

i dont have a snes controller port. robm was that sarcasim or serious?

 

[SnowKitty]

i dont have a snes controller port. robm was that sarcasim or serious?

i might have one i can sell, lemme check

 

[robm]

Not so much sarcastic as sardonic.

 

[banditpaw1]

Not so much sarcastic as sardonic.

i dont know what that means. yes or no?

 

[Aguiluz]

I prefer the PS1 pad (center).

EDIT: When I did the PS1 pad, I omitted the five diodes. Instead, I connected PS1 pin 5 to +VCC of a USB lead, and put the USB lead GND to the pad's GND. This provided me the same 5V without the diodes, and gave me enough power to run the analog sticks (previously it would shut off when I pressed the ANALOG button).