Can someone confirm this method of controller splitting?

Includes but not limited to: SNES, Genesis, Sega CD, PlayStation 1, Nintendo 64, Dreamcast, Game Gear and I guess the Virtual Boy.

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Judge990
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Can someone confirm this method of controller splitting?

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Yeah, that looks like it'll work.

I'm assuming that is a general idea picture.

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on another picture I say 2 contact for the cut part above and below the 4 ones for left and right

but when I tore my contoller up...there were no contacts that needed to be soldered to
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Post by collinE »

Are you guys talking about the ground? That picture is missing the ground connection.

Harshboy's diagram had a different looking controller PCB, but the extra connection were for ground.


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just connect from anywhere on the d-pad's big green section to anywhere on the main controller's two big green sections. It completes the d-pad circuit.
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