NES Advantage Stick Gets Bluetooth Upgrade
NES Advantage Stick Gets Bluetooth Upgrade No comments by: Zoe Skyforest July 31, 2026 Title: Copy Short Link: Copy The NES Advantage was a cool bit of hardware back in 1987, bringing an arcade stick to the home console gaming experience. Naturally they don’t get much use these days, unless of course they’ve been modded to work with modern systems, as [Aaron] has done. [Aaron]’s goals were straightforward. The stick should work with modern systems over Bluetooth, but the mod should not involve cutting the case or making any new holes.
- ▪NES Advantage Stick Gets Bluetooth Upgrade No comments by: Zoe Skyforest July 31, 2026 Title: Copy Short Link: Copy The NES Advantage was a cool bit of hardware back in 1987, bringing an arcade stick to the home console gaming experience.
- ▪Naturally they don’t get much use these days, unless of course they’ve been modded to work with modern systems, as [Aaron] has done. [Aaron]’s goals were straightforward.
- ▪The stick should work with modern systems over Bluetooth, but the mod should not involve cutting the case or making any new holes.
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NES Advantage Stick Gets Bluetooth Upgrade No comments by: Zoe Skyforest July 31, 2026 Title: Copy Short Link: Copy The NES Advantage was a cool bit of hardware back in 1987, bringing an arcade stick to the home console gaming experience. Naturally they don’t get much use these days, unless of course they’ve been modded to work with modern systems, as [Aaron] has done. [Aaron]’s goals were straightforward. The stick should work with modern systems over Bluetooth, but the mod should not involve cutting the case or making any new holes. All controls, including Turbo and Slow Motion, still had to work, too, and there would be no adding extra buttons for configuration or control. To achieve this, [Aaron] whipped up a custom PCB which replaces the original cable attached to the NES Advantage.
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