Arduino Atari Adaptor (The 3 As)

Being able to play Atari games like they were meant to be played in the 70s and 80s is really hard today with expensive hardware and risky plugs. Luckily we can use an Arduino to help us plug a classic controller into our PC.
Full instrucitons + code: (goo.gl/FVpp4s)
My New Vintage Tech Channel: (goo.gl/gCm1Cy)
If you dont want to spend the time to make one you can buy one by emailing [e-mail]

[@cyb3rphr33k]

WOW! The adapter trick with pins and glue is brilliant!

[@rebornreaper194]

Where should I start to learn electronics? I know software dev

[@Drog007]

Umm, db9 connectors are still very very widely available.

[@BuildItnow]

Yeah people have let me know a few times. I still find that they are quite ugly (with the big metal sides) so overall im glad I went the route of making my own.

[@oddvertex9429]

Very cool stuff - good job

[@ThatsPety]

Great video! Keep it up!

[@watercat1248]

This sounds great if same have old controlle but ther is few problems 1. Evry button is keyboard buttons not joestic buttons 2. The need to know haw do electrics 3. I need to know alduino code

[@jumhig]

Nice video Dante.

[@BuildItnow]

Thank you!

[@toolkittt]

woah that xxxtentacion remix tho

[@BuildItnow]

eyyyyyy

[@playerjmr]

Make the same thing for paddle controllers

[@nopochoclos]

Is any other project like this with DB15 Ibm pc to ATARI 2600 db9 port?

[@w1katari]

wow, very nice

[@shift838]

I ordered this print as it would have been perfect for the project I was doing but your STL files are off. the insert used for the 9pin connector is too big to fit into the top and bottom shells. I downloaded the STL files off the hackster.io site

[@ADMINMEGANCRAFT]

Wow :D

[@jadeotter3328]

Now you need the PRO MICRO not the MICRO because even though they use the same Microcontroller the MICRO is bigger than the PRO MICRO

[@BuildItnow]

Hello

[@Eso96]

How do you do ps1 for Snes?

[@AngelSnowGlitch]

Still w8ting 4 da new laptop with 3D printed case :'((

[@BuildItnow]

sooooon

[@theepicosityofpizza]

SAD!

[@madmax2069]

Wby

[@jamesfredericks9989]

Good lord, what an incredible amount of work when you can buy an Atari joystick clone with usb for like $8

[@BuildItnow]

Sometimes the journey and knowledge you gain from building something yourself is worth more than just picking it up for $8. Plus there’s something cool about playing on an actual original controller. Thanks for watching!

[@jamesfredericks9989]

@@BuildItnow fair enough. Thanks

[@Spartan764]

man this graphics is horrible