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I know the difficulties of implementing a controller with so little resources, but it would be incredible to use a Snes MIni controller that is newer and easier to acquire than the old ones.
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The NES/SNES classic mini controllers are using the I2C protocol. It should be a fairly straight-forward week-end project for someone interrested in this. One would create a controller_classic.v, similar to controller_snes.v and controller_ds2.v. The output should be [11:0] buttons, one bit for each button (1=pressed). Then just wire that up in snestang_top.v and snestang.cst.
I know the difficulties of implementing a controller with so little resources, but it would be incredible to use a Snes MIni controller that is newer and easier to acquire than the old ones.
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