Considering it’s a DIY game controller on par with manufactured models, it’s already a fantastic accomplishment. Find all the resources you need in the project repository on GitHub.

The guys from Mbed decided to create a DIY controller for Angry Birds that will let you play the game using a real slingshot, and it features an accelerometer and can control the game in the same ...

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At $20 each it’s hardly a big investment, and the reversible nature of the mod makes it low risk. And hey, you might learn something about that controller of yours. Or find a desiccated spider ...

8Bitdo's DIY Mod Kits let you replace the guts of your legacy and Classic Edition NES controllers with a Bluetooth-capable board that works with PCs, Macs, smartphones, and the Nintendo Switch.

This DIY hack does what modders have been doing with NES controllers for years, and then adds an awesome twist. First of all, it’s a USB controller that lets you play classic Nintendo games on ...

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All the parts you need -- save for the controller body itself -- can be found at the Sparkfuns and and RadioShacks of the world, and the linked guide gives you all the programming / construction ...

Look, we're as tired of Angry Birds as you are -- the phenomena has certainly run its course. But, if we had Simon Ford's home-made slingshot controller, we might still be addicted to hurling the ...

HackVision, the Arduino-based game development kit from Nootropic Design, has been officially released! Many of our readers may already be familiar with the Arduino; It provides a fantastic ...

This DIY project by Travis Brown shows you how to remove the guts from your old Game Boy Pocket (a smaller Game Boy variant) and stuff in an SD card, a battery, and a Raspberry Pi board. By wiring ...