It just so happened that I already had an 8BitDo Micro controller, which you can purchase on Amazon for $22. Despite my notoriously large controller collection, I don’t have the Zero 2, so I’ll focus ...

Instead, a virtual version of the hardware has been built into a web interface. [Tobie’s] part of the hack is to use an Arduino and a few buttons as the controller.

Arduino, on the other hand, is a micro-controller and not a full computer. Arduino is designed to allow you to execute code without all the fuss of dealing with an operating system.

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Features of the LightBlue Bean+ Bluetooth Arduino Micro-Controller include : – 3-axis accelerometer – Temperature sensor – RGB LED – 3.7V 600mAh LiPo battery – ATmega 328p @ 8 MHz clock ...

The RoboTouch uses an old NES controller together with a Arduino board that is used to control micro servos connected to custom conductive arms. As you press the controls on the NES control pad ...

New Arduino Esplora Provides A Ready-For-Gaming, Customizable, Open Source Video Game Controller Darrell Etherington 5:59 AM PST · December 10, 2012 ...