Tag: snes controller

Safely translates Sega, NES, SNES, or legacy analog PC controllers for Commodore, Amiga, and Atari-style control ports.

The official page still displayed order instructions and prices from USD 14.95 for the chipless protection version through USD 36.95 for a combo interface with an adapter on 2026-07-30. However, its prominent post-COVID shipping notice and 2021 copyright are stale, and it says only that most items remain orderable. Contact 64HDD for exact version, stock, price, and postage before sending payment. SNES-to-JPX and PCanalog are companion adapters and remain in this product family.

Connects a Super Nintendo controller to the user port of supported Commodore computers for software written to read its serial protocol.

TexElec listed the adapter at USD 14.99 and in stock with backordering enabled on 2026-07-30. Most supported machines use the supplied power jumper. Some PET systems do not provide user-port power and need 5 V from the cassette port or an external source; high-current third-party controllers should also use external power because the user port is rated for 100 mA.

Converts a Super Nintendo controller into Atari-style direction and fire signals for tested Commodore, Amiga, and Atari computers.

This is a build project rather than a current assembled product. Use the published Atari/Commodore wiring, ground PB1 to select that mode, and program the ATmega8A with the documented firmware and fuse bytes. The maker reports successful tests on a C64, Amiga 500, Amiga 600, and Atari 130XE; the 130XE relationship is banked because that exact target is not yet in the catalog. Minimig and Amiga CD32 are explicitly unsupported.

Connects as many as eight standard SNES controllers to a Commodore 64 or 128 through its two control ports.

Poly.play listed the adapter at EUR 45 but marked it out of stock on 2026-07-30. Controllers are separate; the store's current third-party SNES pad is a commodity accessory and remains folded into this record. Poly.play's short description incorrectly says user port, while the linked original wiring document and C64 OS technical explanation both say that SuperPad64 occupies the two control ports and leaves the user port free. Confirm the supplied connector arrangement with the seller before ordering a future production run.

A modified SNES-style controller with a nine-pin Commodore plug and a software-read serial button protocol.

Poly.play listed the stand-alone controller at EUR 15 and the game-and-controller edition at EUR 35, but both were out of stock on 2026-07-30. The linked Poly.play technical wiki returned 404 and then returned the same 404 after the required 60-second retry; the dead URL is recorded in the research registry.