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PID request for 1209/6464 for my GameCube to USB joystick mod
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layout: pid
title: Shinewave
owner: ElectricExploits
license: MIT
site: http://electricexploits.net/
source: https://github.com/GGreenwood/Shinewave
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This is a completely internal mod for the Nintendo GameCube controller that replaces the stock GameCube connection cord with a USB cord. A custom designed PCB sits inside the controller and houses an ATtiny84 running the micronucleus bootloader and V-USB libraries. It is an HID compliant joystick with reprogrammable LEDs. The project is documented here: http://www.electricexploits.net/gamecube-controller-usb-conversion-mod/
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title: Electric Exploits
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[Electric Exploits](http://electricexploits.net/) is an electronics blog focusing on low-level hardware development.