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Canadian programmer Raphael figured out how to get extra use outta that Nintendo produced a mouse for the SNES. Sold with a drawing game called Mario Paint, the peripheral is Linux-only supported says the programmer. He made a table that explains what each bit of the mouse controller does, included an interface schematic and a patch for anyone with a SNES mouse and free time. Thanks Raphael!
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Kotaku 
Apr 17, 2006 3:22 PM
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