The RetroPad32 adapter is a joystick adapter compatible with several classic controllers from those good old beloved systems such as the Sega Genesis, Super NES, NES, Sega Saturn, and others.

I've just discovered the wonders of the 32-bit ARM Cortex M3 through a super-cheap development board known as the "Blue Pill".

The KADE Team is proud to announce the beta release of the miniArcade 2.0 Mapper program and PCB fabrication files.

Official thread at BYOAC forums: http://forum.arcadecontrols.com/index.php/topic,154126.0.html

Huge THANK YOU to Scott Hutchinson (PL1) for all the help during the development phase!

Ever wanted to connect a PC keyboard to your Super NES so you can play games like on the PC? Never, right? :D

Anyways, now you can! :P

Connect retro controllers to our smart new open source device and you can enjoy plug & play gaming across a multitude of console and computer systems.

KickStarter Campaign: http://www.kickstarter.com/projects/kadevice/kade-miniconsole-a-smart-open-source-retro-gaming/description

KADE is an open source arcade interface which has been designed to make it easy to connect arcade controls to your favourite consoles and computers.

KickStarter Campaign: http://www.kickstarter.com/projects/kadevice/kade-connects-arcade-controls-to-computers-and-con

And the "RetroPad Adapter" family has got a new member: the PSX RetroPad Adapter!

Now you'll be able to use the good old classic controllers with your PS/PS2 or with any other thing that supports PS/PS2 controllers via adapter cables. To name a few systems that supports PS/PS2 controllers via adapters: NES, SNES, Saturn, XBOX360 and others (see here and here for adapters).

SGCExplorer is a Sega Genesis cartridge reader/writer based on the Teensy++ development board. It's the natural evolution of the ArDUMPino!

USB RetroPad Adapter

NEW: Now it supports the classic XBOX console!

Do you ever wanted to be able to play on your PC, Mac or PS3 with an original classic controller from the 80s/90s? Are you an Arcade-addicted and do you ever wanted to be able to build your own USB based Arcade controller including support to the PS button of the PS3 joystick?