Gaming PSX controller connected to 3DS via Slide Pad Attachment?

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If he sniffed them back, like you say, he would have no need for the Circle Pad at all, as the only thing the 3DS needs are the right IR inputs.

If you look at the disassembled Slide Pad expansion, you'll see just how simplistic in design it actually is. It's perfect to house his own modifications and send back whatever input he would like. Having the Slide Pad expansion attached makes me think he's using it for some purpose, rather than using his own rig to send back the IR inputs necessary. It's more ergonomically sound to use what is already there, rather than attach your own. If you were in his situation, you know you would do the same. I have no doubt that the face buttons are hardwired, and we don't seem to be in disagreement there. I'm just saying, why would he have a device attached in this video that is in none of the others when it is serving no purpose? It doesn't make sense. He's clearly using the IR for something.
Yeah, I know, it was the same thing I noticed when I posted the pic. It's really simplicistic.

Well, he might've went the easy way and have hardwired those too. Why sniff back the IR, if you can just use what's already there?

I suspect that he's using the CCP pad case to store all the wires of the face controls, and to (obviously) house the modified phone connector.
 
If he sniffed them back, like you say, he would have no need for the Circle Pad at all, as the only thing the 3DS needs are the right IR inputs.

If you look at the disassembled Slide Pad expansion, you'll see just how simplistic in design it actually is. It's perfect to house his own modifications and send back whatever input he would like. Having the Slide Pad expansion attached makes me think he's using it for some purpose, rather than using his own rig to send back the IR inputs necessary. It's more ergonomically sound to use what is already there, rather than attach your own. If you were in his situation, you know you would do the same. I have no doubt that the face buttons are hardwired, and we don't seem to be in disagreement there. I'm just saying, why would he have a device attached in this video that is in none of the others when it is serving no purpose? It doesn't make sense. He's clearly using the IR for something.
Yeah, I know, it was the same thing I noticed when I posted the pic. It's really simplicistic.

Well, he might've went the easy way and have hardwired those too. Why sniff back the IR, if you can just use what's already there?

I suspect that he's using the CCP pad case to store all the wires of the face controls, and to (obviously) house the modified phone connector.

Good point, don't bother with modifying the signals, and instead just hardwire to the Slide Pad buttons. I guess I was giving him too much credit ;)
 
If he sniffed them back, like you say, he would have no need for the Circle Pad at all, as the only thing the 3DS needs are the right IR inputs.

If you look at the disassembled Slide Pad expansion, you'll see just how simplistic in design it actually is. It's perfect to house his own modifications and send back whatever input he would like. Having the Slide Pad expansion attached makes me think he's using it for some purpose, rather than using his own rig to send back the IR inputs necessary. It's more ergonomically sound to use what is already there, rather than attach your own. If you were in his situation, you know you would do the same. I have no doubt that the face buttons are hardwired, and we don't seem to be in disagreement there. I'm just saying, why would he have a device attached in this video that is in none of the others when it is serving no purpose? It doesn't make sense. He's clearly using the IR for something.
Yeah, I know, it was the same thing I noticed when I posted the pic. It's really simplicistic.

Well, he might've went the easy way and have hardwired those too. Why sniff back the IR, if you can just use what's already there?

I suspect that he's using the CCP pad case to store all the wires of the face controls, and to (obviously) house the modified phone connector.

Good point, don't bother with modifying the signals, and instead just hardwire to the Slide Pad buttons. I guess I was giving him too much credit ;)
Exactly what I meant all along :lol:

Bottom line: This is perfectly doable, no need to scream "fake", actually, it has been done a lot in the past too (just look at the various PSP mods...). [this was directed at those who called it fake]
 
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Back to the video. (It's not fake)
The guy is pretty epic... =( still not happy that there isn't a word of localisation for MH3 yet.
 
I think he is just playing some form of a recording, and then memorising the order of buttons pressed and timing. He's playing it through video player to make it look live. That's my guess...

Please, show me where to find a video player on the 3DS that allows for both screens to be shown... Not to mention the pure replication of the controls themselves don't seem off in any way. Keep an open mind and stop assuming, people!

Actually your right. It would show the timer at the top/bottom.... In that case it's quite cool and there's obviously someway to programme it using the two metal bits on the back near the power socket.
 
at around 47-53 in the first video, you can tell its probably fake as the guy clearly tries going in the southwest direction whereas his player doesnt respond,
it just looks like he tries his best to synchronise his button presses with what the character is doing and leaves the rest ot some clever editing
however i may be totally wrong and his analogues may not be as responsive
 
Even if this is real, the bigger question is, does it matter? I for one think it would be especially akward to play games like this, particulary in 3d.
 

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