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?

Wii RetroPad Adapter 2 is finally out! :)

Do you have a Wii but you hate to play with the official Classic Controller? Do you enjoy playing emulators on your Wii and you wonder how great it would be to play them with the good old original classic joysticks from the 80s/90s?

NEW: RetroVGA 2

RetroVGA 2 is now released! It comes with 3 individual trimpots so you can adjust scanlines intensity!

Wii RetroPad 2 is finally out! :)

Check it out here!

ArDUMPino - Game cartridge ROM reader based on Arduino

FCEU-PSP - An OpenSource port of FCEUltra (NES emulator) for PSP
(c)2009 - bruno@brunofreitas.com

A freeware/opensource disk catalog software with a powerful search engine and data exporting capabilites!

You can download latest version of SDC.Net (1.3.6.0) here

If you don't have it already installed on your PC, you will need .Net Framerowk 2.0 (freeware ~20MB). You can download it here

Source code (Visual C# 2008 Express) can be downloaded here

Use this tool if you need to convert older Simple Disk Catalog 1.0c files (CATALOGOS.FDB) to the newest SDC.Net 1.3.6.0 catalog format (SDC.FDB).

Click image below to download latest version (1.0) of SimpleFE!

Some history

After trying several (free and not free) frontend emulators, I got very disappointed. First, because they always lacked some feature I was looking for. Second, because I didn't want to pay to get the missing features (I would pay if I would get all features I wanted).