This joystick was tricky ... The solution [FozzTexx] came up with was to connect a modern USB gamepad to a Raspberry Pi, and then set it to output the necessary signals to the Apple II.

Briony managed to get some hands up time with the upcoming release of the ASUS Republic Of Gamers Chakram. A new flagship mouse being released from ASUS soon in the United Kingdom with a built in ...

the Adaptive Joystick has seven total buttons. There are two on the back of the controller, four on the front, and then the stick press. There’s also a fairly lengthy 9-foot braided USB-C to USB ...

[MaZderMind] also captured data on an oscilloscope to indicate in detail the quirks of the joystick’s operation. Yes, it’s entirely possible to use a more modern microcontroller with a USB ...