Extended n64 controller mobo

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ShockSlayer
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Extended n64 controller mobo

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To anyone that might care for this, I am selling this controller, cause I'm getting something better! But if anyone wants a dpad,L,control stick, start button extended controller, I have one. It could save you from work, burns, and more importantly, fingers! Well, I'm sure that someone has a use for it, if not, I'll make a cool controller out of it, that will plug into an n64, it will be like a joystick. Maybe.

Here is a link to the pic, and if you want it, dont hesitate to ask. Estimated price: 10 bucks + shipping. I can extend the other buttons as well. Maybe.

http://i56.photobucket.com/albums/g166/ ... mplete.jpg

Btw, I need to test it, so, It may not work, but it should! I encased the weak solder points with tape or hotglue.

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Post by Krepticor »

just plug it into your working n64 to test it... It will work when you take one of the positive leads from the button and attach it to the grounded cart port's Aluminum
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I know how to get it to work, but after i lost my first n64, i kept working on the cart slot, controller, and case.

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Post by Krepticor »

so there is no means of testing...good luck slling it!

Tryi looking around thrift stores, goodwill and salvation army stores, they usually get some older game systems in and are reasonably priced (however, the stock is random)
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I just got home with my n64. let me test it.

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Post by vb_master »

Why did't you add this to your post?

BTW: I can't wait for the MML and Tungsten!
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Post by ShockSlayer »

Well... :( LIFE SUCKS! Just Kidding. The dpad + start button didnt work and were broken by a loser apperantly!! *Looks at dog* Well, now all i have left are the extended parts of it... Namely Control Stick, a, b, cpad, L, and R. HAPPY FOURTH BTW! I got my n64 home, opened it up, its a 1999 ! so I put on heatsinks, chopped my new expansion pack, and did all I could. This topic can be deleted now. :(:(:(

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PS, Im adding the parts to my shop, look there.
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