Robert
Nov 15 2005, 10:57 PM
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The Segacon V2.0 is a program that allows you to use your PC as a controller for the Sega Genesis/Megadrive. This is no ordinary controller. It will record macros and play them back for you. If you can solder, and maybe even you cant, you can make the cord that this program uses. If you want to learn how to make this cord, click the Cord button on the navigation bar. once you are done making the cord, you can download the SegaCon v2.0 program by clicking on the Download button on the navigation bar.
What do you think?
(Credit to the
Gens32 site for the heads-up).
Madman
Nov 16 2005, 02:41 PM
I have looked under my pillow, but i couldnt find the sense of it.
What would you need macros to controll a gameing console for ?
Weirdy
Nov 16 2005, 02:44 PM
to make em do one command with one button
for ex., you can press one key to do "down, down-right, right + C" which is a comman fighting move command (mainly on street fighter games
)
Samor
Nov 16 2005, 03:28 PM
a little complex way of doing it, but it's funny.
Shibathedog
Nov 16 2005, 06:01 PM
i can see it now-
People downloading massive macros
PRESS BUTTON A TO BEAT ENTIRE GAME WITH ENDING ONE!
PRESS BUTTON B TO BEAT ENTIRE GAME WITH ENDING TWO!!
Just sit back and watch!
ken_cinder
Nov 17 2005, 12:34 AM
It's not like that isn't already possible with emulators anyway. I know in ZSNES you can program a key combo for whatever you want, and I've made some pretty long ones for fun.
Shibathedog
Nov 17 2005, 04:06 AM
yeah, but now its possible on your actual genesis
I might try this because i have an old mouse i ripped the cable off of that uses this cord, and an old printer serial cable, but the mouse doesnt have all the pins so i dunno
Madman
Nov 22 2005, 05:27 PM
Hmm i still think its useless. Solder a wire to have my comp play button makros. Ok, besides i can sit back and see Sonic beat each game, once someone hacked this together, i can't imagine, sprinting to my PC and hit the Fatality Macro button on every "Finish him!"
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