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ACCESSORY REVIEW:
PSX JOYPAD CONVERTER

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TITLE PSX JOYPAD CONVERTER
PUBLISHER BLAZE
DEVELOPER SUCCESS COMPANY
TYPE ADAPTOR
RELEASE DATE OCTOBER 2001
PRICE ABOUT $15
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Review by Acey

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Here's another oddity from the far away Asia. I seems that someone at the Success company did not like the new GameCube controller and decided to make a PlayStation joypad work with the GameCube and this baby was born, but why not a N64 joypad instead?

The adaptor doesn't exactly look hi-tech if it's opened. Inside is basicly nothing but a chip on a PCB, a few wires and ofcourse the PSX port. Connecting is pretty simple, but if you buy one of these and don't know to connect it, you're in luck as there is a small drawing of how to do it on the back of the box.

If you already have a PlayStation joypad, but need an extra for your ameCube once in awhile, this thing is a pretty nifty way to save a bit of money :)

And it seems to work okay too, that is if you have a working PSX joypad, unlike me (analog controllers are messed up). If it was possible though, I would love to see a version of this adaptor which will allow the use of a N64 joypad with the GameCube.
Looks like the actual adaptor to me.


And connected to my broken Dual Shock pad.


And now to my wonderful gamecube :)