New 4nes4snes firmware version 1.2
		Added NES fourscore support. At power up only, when a fourscore is detected in port 1, fourscore mode is entered and ports 1 and 2 are used to read up to 4 NES controllers. Implemented "Live autodetection". This allows NES and SNES controllers to be changed during use, so power cycling the adapter is no longer necessary. This feature can be disabled by closing JP1. License changed to GPLv2.
		May 2, 2009
		New project: Atari Jaguar controller to USB
		With this new project, an Atari Jaguar controller can be converted to USB. It's also possible to build an adapter if you do not wish to alter the original hardware.
		February 8, 2009
		TurboGrafx-16/PC-Engine/Duo to USB adapter
		I finally found the time to prepare the schematics, build an example and create a page for the project. The firmware was ready since October 2008...
		December 28, 2008
		Nintendo Wavebird controller now supported by the GC/N64 to USB adapter
		With the new firmware version 1.2, the adapter works with the popular wireless controller, the Nintendo Wavebird. Also, Gamecube dance mats have been confirmed to work (Opposite D-Pad directions are supported).
		November 6, 2008
		Sega Genesis Multi-tap information page
		On the net, there is not much information on the different types of multi-taps available for the Sega Genesis. This page aims to correct this while serving as a list of supported (or partially/not supported) models for the DB9 to USB adapter
		October 5, 2008

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Hello, I'm Raphaël Assénat. I live near Montreal, a city located in Quebec province, Canada. I have two big passions in life: Computers and Electronics. Those two disciplines allows me to quench my desire to create things, my curiosity, and my desire to learn. I'm always working on many projects at the same time and I dont have enough time to do all the projects I'd like. But fortunately, once I begin working on a project, I rarely stop before it's finished.

Programming is my main hobby, and I like to do it using the C language. Preferably, on Linux or Unix platforms. I'm not interested at all by windows programming. What I like the most is when I have the chance to work on projects involving both programming and electronics. For instance, writing software which controls external circuitry designed by me, or even better, programming microcontrollers.

Other than computing and programming, I like to play piano and enjoy relaxing by playing RPG video games. (And thus many projects on this site are related to video games...)

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1. For sharing my knowledge with others.
2. To have a presence on the net (Hey! I got my job thanks to this website).
3. Being a geek, the idea of creating a personal website seemed to make sense.
4. I like writing html and php.

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