JetFighter
	Games Supported: All SNES/Genesis games Obtained: February 9, 2010 Can be found for: ~$20 Made by: Beeshu Peripheral #: 93
	Standard SNES controls (dpad, ABXY, Start, Select, LR), plus rapid fire options It comes with an adapter to work on the Genesis, that only works with this controller when you flip a switch on it Placed in Other because it would go in both Nintendo and Sega Review

LeStick
	Games Supported: All Atari games Obtained: July 20, 2010 Can be found for: ~$20 Made by: Atari Peripheral #: 106
	Motion sensing, 1 button Historical artifact: First controller to have motion sensing

Sailor Moon's Wand
	Games Supported: Sailor Moon to Hiragana Lesson (Playdia) Obtained: May 23, 2012 Can be found for: ~$35 Import Only Made by: Bandai Peripheral #: 164
	Wireless via Infrared, 2 more buttons Katakana: プレイディア (Playdia) 美少女戦士セーラームーン (Sailor Moon) 美少女戦士セーラームーンSuperS セーラームーンとひらがなレッスン! Search URLs: Yahoo Japan Auctions 2

Terminator
	Games Supported: All Sinclair/Atari games Obtained: January 15, 2010 Can be found for: ~$35 Made by: Super Soft Peripheral #: 91
	-Uses standard-of-the-day Atari-joystick 9-pin D-connector -8-way joystick (the metal stick coming out of the top) -The "handle" acts as the fire button -A cool tube Review

TopGun
	Games Supported: PS2 lightgun games, Silent Scope Complete, House of the Dead 3 (XBOX) Obtained: May 1, 2010 Can be found for: ~$25 Made by: EMS Peripheral #: 103 Specific version: TopGun I (not compatible with Vista/Win7) Other versions: TopGun II
	Works with PC (as a mouse), PS2 and the original XBOX, Sensor bars/pointing device, a cool box, display-independent lightgun (SD and HD), true force feedback (recoil), digital thumbstick, laser pointer and X/Y axis calibration dials, turbo switch, 6 buttons (2 triggers, start/select, A/B), takes 2 (USB/XBOX) ports (1 for data, 1 for power) Drivers Edited Vista/Win7 INF file My Review

WonderBorg
	Games Supported: RobotWorks Obtained: November 17 2009 Can be found for: ~$70 (with a WonderSwan) Import only Made by: Bandai Peripheral #: 83 Specific version: WonderSwan Other versions: PC
	Light sensor, microphone, speaker, infra-red hole-detector, 2 antennae to detect obstructions, 6 legs/wheels, infra-red data transfer with game cart, a cool box Somewhat programmable. You select a sensor block (ie: Detect something touching right antennae) and a reaction block (ie: turn left) And you can have it set to move forward if nothing is detected, then allow that action to be interrupted if any other sensor block is triggered

Virtual On Arcade TwinSticks

I purchased a set of arcade Virtual On Twinsticks (MSB 3.3). These things are a decade old, and weigh more than I do. They arrived July 4, 2009 and cost $150 (about the same cost as either the Saturn or Dreamcast Twinsticks)

I no longer intend to wire it to a wired 360 controller, since I have a TwinStick EX for 360

Thankfully it uses quick-disconnects (like you see on a PC power supply) so I don't have to do any soldering on the controller side

Problems (in order of severity from least to worse):

-The graphic sheet is destroyed.
I have emailed SEGA, and hopefully they will let me buy a new one,
Otherwise, I print one up

-One of the grounding circle thingies are broken
This isn't much of a problem, as they are cheap and easily replaceable
If SEGA lets me buy the other stuff, they'd probably let me buy one of these too

-I have no idea which wire does what
I have emailed SEGA, and hopefully they do know
If I can find my digital multimeter, I may be able to work it out for myself

-I don't know how to solder
I can learn

-I don't want to sacrifice a controller
I will try to make it so it's still usable.

-I don't want to make it for 360
I will pray SEGA makes a PS3 version of the game

-I need female quick-disconnects
I have emailed SEGA, and hopefully they will let me buy 2 pairs

-The back of the controller is open/uncovered, since it's supposed to be mounted on an arcade system
I will need to design some sort of stand for it. The problem is being able to support the weight, and be collapsible to take up less storage space
I'm thinking normal door hinges for the feet of the stand (to prevent it from topping over and crushing me)  so they will fold inwards
Either a telescoping pipe system, with pegs to stop them from falling down in use, or an accordion/scissor-like X system (again with telescoping pipes) that unfolds and some peg/latch to hold it in place



Oki, so I can account for:

Big (Sticks) connector
Row A
1 <BLANK> = Empty
2 Brown + White = Right Stick, Right direction
3 Blue + White = Right Stick, one of the buttons
4 Pink = Left Stick, Left direction
5 Purple = Left Stick, Down direction

Row B
1 White
2 Green + White = Right Stick, Up direction
3 Fuchsia + White = Right Stick, one of the buttons
4 Light Orangy, brownish? = Left Stick, Right direction
5 Blue = Left Stick, one of the buttons

Row C
1 Pink + White = Right Stick, Left direction
2 Purple + Black = Right Stick, Down direction
3 White
4 Green = Left Stick, Up direction
5 Fuchsia = Left Stick, one of the buttons

Small (START) connector
Row D
1 White = I'd assume START
2 <BLANK>
3 Green = Thick Grounding Wire

Row E
1 Yellow = START
2 Blue + White = I'd assume START
3 Pink + Black = START

(Of course I remember now that the sticks aren't analog, after I made the pic)


 

Part list:
VOOT software/game - check
VO twinsticks - check
Sacrificial controller - check
Soldering Gun - check

Replacement graphic
Grounding circle thingie
Female Quick Disconnects
Wire
Solder - check

To do:
Solder Female QDs to sacrificial controller using wiring schematic required from SEGA
Build stand