Emulate EPROM instead of burning
I recently came across an interesting project. It was about a so-called EPROM emulator. So a device, which among other things via USB via an adapter pretends to be an EPROM.
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USB 2X joystick adapter self made
To connect an old joystick, like the Competition Pro, to a modern PC, you need an adapter. This is because the old joysticks from home computers have an interface that today’s computers no longer have. On the internet you can find many suggestions. I would like to present a very interesting adapter today.
USB joystick adapter quickly and inexpensively assembled
You just want to play an old game in an emulator. Or you have just built a MiSTer FPGA. Surely you have various joysticks for the good old home computers, such as Atari or Commodore, at home, but they all have in common that there is a 9-pin connector for connection to the computer. PCs never had such a connector. Today, USB is almost always used as the interface. How you can build such an adapter on a breadboard in a very simple way, I would like to describe you in this article.
