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Modder Creates Insane Way To Use NES Controller With iPad
We've seen hacks that let people use bluetooth-enabled controllers with smart devices, but this is ridiculous. Youtube user ProtoDojo has come up with a decidedly low tech way to use an NES controller with an iPad.
The solution? Attach robot fingers to your tablet to simulate physical button presses. And I thought I was clever when I strapped down my analog stick with a rubber band to max out my sneaking skill in Oblivion.
[via Engadget]
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