Tantan

Thanks so much for the feedback! Yes, intent is to match arcade version as much as possible. I will check into the direction control. I sure like that you can let the system know ahead of time of your intent but I will make it an option after I check the arcade version.

Thanks. It now supports game controllers and touch screen swipes. Try the coop game mode for simultaneous 2 player pacman and Ms pacman at same time:)

for Mouse/Touch screen/screen buttons its is event driven input. For keyboard, it polls 60 times per sec.

in addition to arrow key buttons on the screen, you can use your keyboard or even swipe different directions on your phone or touch screen. I will add gamepad support next week

Please try now. It's back online

yes. site went down this morning. should be back up this evening. entire hosting facility under water

Its a North America site. most countries are blocked for security reasons at icode.

Hi everyone. I thought I could get some feedback on my clone pacman I wrote in pure html5 and Javascript. Here is the link. https://www.icode.com/pacman Let me know what you think? I am thinking of doing a video series on how to write pacman in 5 days for new game developers.

iCode has a single adapter called the Duo Plus that can handle multiple joysticks and 4 paddles and it works great with MiSTer. See their channel on YouTube as it provides a walkthrough on how to setup the Mister easily to work with the device. Here is the link to the Mister config video:

i know this is an post but you might want to check this out. its a perfect choice for driving controller and other atari devices. upto 4 devices on single USB.

Thought I also share my project where i can control driving controller sensitivity for superiors Indy 500 play.

Thought I share the latest update to the iCode 4 port usb adapter which is fantastic for using with emulators. Not supporting multiple driving controller with resolution control! Let me know if you have any questions about inner workings of the driving controller and how get them working with microcontrollers projects.

I see. PC Gameport pinouts are quite different than 7800 and there are plenty of USB to PC game port adapters on the market, but i did not see any bluetooth wireless ones. I think it should be fairly easy to make, so I will think about it and give it a shot.

Check these out as you can play 4 players and also wireless versions! https://www.icode.com/shop/

Total parts cost about $25. What do you mean by "converted to gameport" ?