I have the Mouster adapter, and it works quite well. I can even use a PS5 controller as a joystick on my 64 with it. The recent patch to fixing the C1351 timing means I can use a Logitech Mx Master 2 with it using the Logitech unifying receiver. So I use a wireless laser mouse on my 48Mhz GEOS 3.3MP on the Ultimate 64... > On Apr 10, 2021, at 12:13, Marko Mäkelä <msmakela_at_gmail.com> wrote: > > Groepaz wrote: >> polyplay used to have such cables, but they are sold out now... they have extension cables though, which may or may not be useful for what you are trying to do > > Extension cables would be missing the molded part that prevents the cable from being pulled off from the base of the joystick. I would prefer a professional-looking solution, with no DIY tuning, such as heat-shrink tubing. > > When it comes to wireless joystick adapters, it turns out that are practically a solved problem, with several options for something that converts digital inputs to Bluetooth or USB. The company 8BitDo manufacturers receivers that plug into various game consoles, including Sega MegaDrive, which could apparently be converted to MSX (which might be close enough to Atari 2600 and our beloved machines) using this adapter: https://www.msx.org/wiki/JoyMega > > That page also features a few more examples of DE-9S connectors whose metal shell has been removed. > > Marko >Received on 2021-04-10 21:00:02
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