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I "cheated" and used one of these:

http://www.ebay.com/itm/TTX-Tech-SF-Classic-Controller-Game-Pad-for-Wii-Wiimote-Remote-/281091924156?pt=US_Video_Game_Controllers&hash=item41726260bc#ht_1377wt_953" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

and put its main pcb in and official Super Famicom ...

I don't have really any experience in this, but I would probably wire in a system selector in there, something like this

http://www.hsn.com/products/universal-system-selector-dreamgear/6335917?sz=6&sf=EC0279&ac=INCEC0279&cm_mmc=Shopping%20Engine-_-PLA-_-Electronics-_-6335917&channel=Froogle&mr ...

Has anyone ever removed the battery and charging module from a wireless PS3 controller and used them to make a wireless controller for another system? Just wondering if it has been attempted and how difficult it would be? I don't yet have a PS3 or PS3 controller, but I want to know if buying a ...

Oh, well I probably should have said what I wanted this for. Oops. I want to make a wii remote/ classic controller hybrid with built in rechargable battery. The wii remote runs on 2 AAs (or AAAs if I use the smaller Power A brand Wii remote).

So what exactly is a smart charger then?

Ah, ok I will keep looking. It does seem to work pretty well on a DSi, according to the reviews on Best Buy.

Just bought this battery at Best Buy:

Rocketfish™ - DSi Power Shell with Rechargeable Backup Battery

(my BB has it for 99 cents). I don't have a DSi, but I bought this thinking it would work for my 3DS, considering they use the same charger. The battery doesn't fit, so I took it apart. Just ...

Just bought this battery at Best Buy:

Rocketfish™ - DSi Power Shell with Rechargeable Backup Battery

(my BB has it for 99 cents). I don't have a DSi, but I bought this thinking it would work for my 3DS, considering they use the same charger. The battery doesn't fit, so I took it apart. Just ...

Well, yeah, replaced as much as need be for devices like this with built in batteries. I haven't ever had to replace batteries in any of my devices that had built in recharable batteries so far.

Anyway, thanks for the advise! I will do some more research and see what I can come up with. For the Li ...

Apparantly you can't search for "battery" here, so I appologize if this has already been answered. So there's this new third party Interworks controller for Wii that combines the Wii remote and Classic Controller into one. Problem is, that I heard it sucks, so I wanna try to make my own.

Any idea ...

Yeah, maybe. I have one of those adapters. I actually made an adapter to use actual NES controllers (rather than Famiclone with Sega-style plugs) on this thing as well. Anyway, I have a disassembled Classic Controller and Super Famicom controller waiting for the operation, because I want to play ...

I'm trying to fit the actual classic controller pcb into the SNES controller shell. I think it can be done, I just need to get a dremel or something like it to cut up the pcb.

the bottom prongs of the board could be a little difficult.

Also, can anyone confirm weather removing the analoge parts of the triggers would cause any problems

I can. I just tested this on Super Mario World on the Virtual Console as well as changing the pages on the Wii menu. The analog part of ...

Like the one from this Taiwanese website, http://www.raytec.com.tw/Products/av/sega.htm" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

http://www.raytec.com.tw/Products/av/assets/fl-1009.jpg

That place seems to be a wholesaler and I can't find a cable like that anywhere else. I need any white ...

I'm pretty sure I can remove the analog sticks with no problems, but I'm not sure what is safe to grind down.

I mean it seems like the control pads and abxy buttons are in the same positions on both. Start and Select and L and R would have to be done another way though.