The Classic Game Controllers are gone for good.

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CGC with Inty type 1 adapter (9-pin header)	CGC with Inty type 2 adapter (DB-9)

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05/31/09

The CGCs are sold out and we will not be making any more.

08/27/07

After a long and painful silence the CGC is back. The original order of parts for the CGC did not take into account that most people would want the adapters for both Inty 1 AND Inty 2 style controllers so we ran out of adapters but still had CGCs left. We tried to find board stuffing houses that would make more of the adapters, but after getting the BOM into the format that they wanted and wading through all of the manufacturing red tape... they wanted over $2k to make a few adapter boards! After a few rounds of that we gave up and stuffed the boards ourselves.

02/19/04

 The CGC SDK has been released for those of you who would like to put CGC support into your applications. Please see the downloads page.

01/13/04

 It's official! The CGCs are for sale! If you would like to order one see the link above.

08/08/03

 It's now 3 months since we placed the first order for the CGC.  We have been having nothing but problems with our manufacturer.  We finally have in our possession 100 CGC devices and 100 enclosures for them.  The manufacturer bungled the enclosures, so they all need to be hand modified so the adapter can be plugged into it.

  We also need to create our own USB cables for each one, using a special internal connector, since the manufacturer didn't think to make the enclosure big enough to accommodate a normal header.

  More bad news, we have no adapter cables from the manufacturer, either.

  We are trying to find a way to hand produce the adapter cables on a per-customer basis.  We will keep everyone informed as to our progress.  If you're not on the email list already, send an email to get on it!

  The good news is, it works.  We have tested the new boards, and they seem to work flawlessly.

05/13/03