Nes to DB9

[0078265317]

Found these cool adapters.  Firdt few days ago.  And there is one on ebay without the cable.  But no shell so might be flimsy without a shell.  Second one just found but more expensive. 

 

First one how hard would it be to make a shell?

 

https://www.ebay.com/itm/Nintendo-NES2db9-Adapter-Pad-Nes-to-the-Atari-520-1040-st-Ste-and-Stf/293206009844?hash=item444470a7f4:g:P-kAAOSwaZRdPGmb

 

https://touch.adverts.ie/arcade-retro/new-snes-nes-gamepad-db9-interface-adapter-for-amiga-atari-c64-computer-578/13821218

[RamrodHare]

You can rewire an NES controller if you have a spare. I used to do it. As far as making an enclosure for that adapter, if you have access to a 3d printer it would be great. It would be really easy to make a shell out of sheet styrene. A wooden shell wouldn't be too hard, if you have the tools. There are a lot of possible ways to make a shell, it just comes down to what tools you have and your experience. Sheet styrene is by far the simplest and probably less costly.

[0078265317]

I don't but my library has a 3d printer.  Or legos might works also.  I know there are ways to wire a controller.  I remember that thread.  But this adapter is better.  I can use any and if it breaks I just plug in another controller.  And I can try different ones like a new max.  I have a broken max at home.  But I can eBay another one.  And there are other methods I discussed here like with some camerica adapters.  But that uses a freedom connect and that uses 4AAA batteries.  This is a direct connection.  No batteries.