Also, as you can see, the Arduino provides power to the controller: 3.3V to the circuits, and 5V for the rumble. The Arduino needs its own power supplied to it, either via USB or an external power ...

Connect Nintendo Gamecube controllers to MSX computers. A small printed circuit board (PCB) is used to easily bind all components: The Arduino Nano is connected using female headers PH2.0 connectors ...

RobertDunnArt used an x86 Intel-based mini PC to power the GameCube Mini, with additional adapters that allow players to use a wired GameCube controller. A fan was added on the side of the mini PC ...

NYXI also has a wireless controller for Switch that works on actual GameCube hardware, too.. The NYXI Warrior supports Bluetooth for Switch and PC, but it comes with a wireless receiver that can ...

While it might not be the most traditional design, there’s no debating that Nintendo created something truly special when they unleashed the GameCube controller ... where the power comes from?

The GamecubePC is a multi-year project that aims to stuff an entire Windows 10 PC ... GameCube at the forefront. Contributing to the illusion is the preservation of the original GameCube power ...