Commander X16

The "old-school PC analog Joystick 15-pin GAME port" has 4 axes and 4 buttons. So we'd need at least 5 Bytes to Input it into the X16. The SNES port only clocks in 2 Bytes per Port. That's why I'm trying/suggesting to keep the 3rd and 4th SNES-Controller on the gen2 . more bytes = more pos...

The C64 also had Two Analog Inputs next to the 4 directions and the button. The 8-Bit Guy - How Controllers work POT-X and POT-Y were used for the analogue C64-Paddles https://www.c64-wiki.de/wiki/Paddles; or on some joysticks as Firebutton 2, and 3; https://www.lemon64.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=748...

So the Western Design 65C22 VIA is entirely on the FPGA? Does the 65C22 USER PORT IC also be simulated, or removed? Thinking over this again and going down the rabbit hole, The SNES had all 7 Pins connected already. +-----+------------------------+---------------------+----------------------------+ ...

Unfortunately, I missed the first few minutes of the stream. He must have said it in the beginning. --- As TomXP411 said on Discord: That requires 0 extra parts. It's just the copper traces on the board that need to lead to these pins. They are physically in the socket anyway, but not used for anyth...

Hi, I already posted this on the Discord, but I think this is the best place to put this: https://discord.com/channels/547559626024157184/1076947465380560947/1351001446820085761 Could you map DAT3 and DAT4 to pins 5 and 6 of the 2nd Controller Port? They are NC anyway so a normal Controller would us...