Looking to talk a bit about a new product called the Bridge and make a running Bridge challenge thread.

What is the Bridge?
he Bridge Connects a 4-play in single mode or Gamer-Pro and sends controller data to a console. The Bliss-Box Gamer-Pro and 4-Play are USB devices that are intended for a USB host. However in the same way the BlisSTer works, all Bliss-Box devices can speak a universal protocol over two wires. The communication can take place over the USB lines without disturbing USB hardware. When you connect the Bliss-Box Bridge to a Gamer-Pro or 4-Play, it begins sending controller data at a fast rate of 500us per request. That is twice as fast as the fastest USB poll-rate. The Bridge takes this data and then speaks to the console. The console now controls the polling rate (typically 16ms) and while the console waits for the next poll, the Bliss-Box gathers the payload.
So what does this mean? It means you can use any controller you want, on any console...
Where can I get one? Why at Bliss-Box.net of course.
What do I need? Other then a drawer of controllers and rack of consoles, you need a Bliss-Box Gamer-Pro or 4-Play. that is how you read the controller, the Bridge talks to a console.
What is the challenge?
I'm looking to see what controllers you want to see emulated on what consoles. The Bliss-Box only supports controllers and maybe a few other peripherals but no keyboards or mice. It has to convert to joystick data. but it can emulate almost anything if the timing demand is reasonable.
examples:
paddles on the switch
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nMpZM_aIm24
Analog stick on the intellivision
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wJeOz1Dzmds
pippin on saturn
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KelYLpxnJTk&t=9s
wii draw on mario paint
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RZHlu1XgETQ=9s
You name it, I will try it.