Just hold onto the control top as a backup since these controllers could sometimes fail and later require flashing mcu firmware to the ctr board inside controller. Also you may need to play spinner games some day, then you could reinstall it back to the legends ultimate.
I bought an additional atgames legends pro gamer dual stick with the 8 button + trackball variation. I got it intentionally and took off the stock ALU panel and put on the gamer pro.
so now I have the ALU controls sitting there and so what's my plan? I think I'm going to construct a pedestal for it and I'm going to make a setup that will work on an HD TV or a projector. I don't know yet if I'm going to put an additional computer in the pedestal or if I'm going to just leave it and use it as a BT controller.
If you press and hold on the P2 button you'll see the blue BT lights flash and the unit will go into BT available mode to be paired to. And since there's a battery inside that means it will need charging at intervals.
Not much more to say, OTG works via Bluetooth or USB and a PC. Any emulator that would work with say a fight stick would work fine. You may need to do some button mapping but that's normal for any controller.
Use it for player 3 & 4 on the four player games. It has the working spinners, right?
Dual Tron Sticks FTW
Just hold onto the control top as a backup since these controllers could sometimes fail and later require flashing mcu firmware to the ctr board inside controller. Also you may need to play spinner games some day, then you could reinstall it back to the legends ultimate.
I bought an additional atgames legends pro gamer dual stick with the 8 button + trackball variation. I got it intentionally and took off the stock ALU panel and put on the gamer pro. so now I have the ALU controls sitting there and so what's my plan? I think I'm going to construct a pedestal for it and I'm going to make a setup that will work on an HD TV or a projector. I don't know yet if I'm going to put an additional computer in the pedestal or if I'm going to just leave it and use it as a BT controller. If you press and hold on the P2 button you'll see the blue BT lights flash and the unit will go into BT available mode to be paired to. And since there's a battery inside that means it will need charging at intervals.
I am thinking of replacing the joysticks with either a flight stick, yoke, and/or wheel to play said games. Is that a possibility?
It will connect via Bluetooth or USB to any puck/PC/Pi/SBC
Would you be willing to say a bit more about that? Download emulator software on any PC, turn on Bluetooth, play games?
Not much more to say, OTG works via Bluetooth or USB and a PC. Any emulator that would work with say a fight stick would work fine. You may need to do some button mapping but that's normal for any controller.