cimerians, on Wed Feb 3, 2010 11:45 AM, said:
I have not tried my Raphnet adapter with it:
http://www.raphnet-t...tegory=Adapters
It should work but I doubt the keypad will work.
I wonder if Razored knows about that adapter? It works perfectly with his Atari emulator for the Wii. Playing the games with a real Atari joystick is fantastic.
I am familiar with that adapter, but if it does work, it definitely won't support the keypad. Yurkie who did a great job testing this emulator has been experimenting with building a Coleco joystick adapter. Unfortunately, even the Classic Controller doesn't have enough digital inputs to make such an adapter trivial.
I have been thinking that the best way to do it would probably be via USB. Using a device like RetroZone's Coleco USB adapter might work. However, the Wii is pretty picky about what USB devices it can support. I did some experiments with StellaAdapter and was unable to get the Wii to recognize it (Although it appeared that the vendor id and device id weren't properly set in the device itself). So, I may pick one of those up and see if I can get the Wii to talk to it.
Another option would be to use something like an I-Pac which could easily support two controllers. The down side is that it would require hacking of the Coleco controller (unlike RetroZone's kit). I-Pac has a high probability of working due to the fact that most USB keyboards are compatible with the Wii.
On a total aside, I am currently working on an updated version of Wii7800. If anyone is interested in helping me test it, please shoot me a PM. The help would be greatly appreciated.
--Raz.