Hey, I developed a small system using a brain wave headset, and a Raspberry pi mini computer to replace the NES controller. It plugs into the NES and I can play all NES games with just my mind. Its rather simple and fun, although I find the Mario games much more difficult now. Hypothetically this should also work on SNES, Sega, PS1, and any other gaming systems that do not use too many buttons. It would not work on any games as complex as those from the N64. My question, am I just an odd person who likes doing odd things, or would others want to try this too? I was thinking of replicating it and using kickstarter to distribute the equipment. For the system the cost would be about $200. Is that too much considering it would enable players to experience all of their old games in a very different way? Tell me your thoughts. Thanks
[QUOTE="MMIplayer"]Hey, I developed a small system using a brain wave headset, and a Raspberry pi mini computer to replace the NES controller. It plugs into the NES and I can play all NES games with just my mind. Its rather simple and fun, although I find the Mario games much more difficult now. Hypothetically this should also work on SNES, Sega, PS1, and any other gaming systems that do not use too many buttons. It would not work on any games as complex as those from the N64. My question, am I just an odd person who likes doing odd things, or would others want to try this too? I was thinking of replicating it and using kickstarter to distribute the equipment. For the system the cost would be about $200. Is that too much considering it would enable players to experience all of their old games in a very different way? Tell me your thoughts. Thanks My buddy bought one of these brain wave headset things...he tried playing WoW with it. Called his character "nohands" got him to level 3, but kept getting headaches after playing for more than just a few minutes..
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