Nebudroid turns your Android phone into a NES controller

Sep 2nd 2009
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Say hello to Nebudroid, an Android application that turns your phone into a NES controller for use with emulators. It also serves as an accelerometer-based steering wheel for racing games.

While the client-side software that needs to be installed on your computer isn’t quite ready (Mac and Linux versions are also on the way), here’s a demo video showing everything in action. Looks pretty cool so far:

More info at Nebudroid.com if you’re interested.

[via Les Mobiliens (French)]

This post is tagged: android, emulators, Headline, NES

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