This SNES controller has a flash drive loaded with ROMs inside
Step 2: Deconstruct a SNES controller and a flash drive.
Step 3: Solder shit.
Step 4: Become an even bigger nerd.
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[Ben Heck Forums via hackaday]
Step 2: Deconstruct a SNES controller and a flash drive.
Step 3: Solder shit.
Step 4: Become an even bigger nerd.
[Ben Heck Forums via hackaday]
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