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How to make a digital joystick drawing board

Old Nintendo joysticks don't die. They just reinvent themselves into digital drawing boards.

YouTuber ‘Zedomax’ breathed new life into his ancient analogue handheld controller and turned it into a digital joystick drawing board he hooked up to an LCD screen. This new device is crucial for ground-breaking and life-changing applications, such as Tetris.

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