So, you have a boxful of broken Nintendo controllers in your closet. And then there's the Super Nintendo controller under your bed, yet you sold your Super Nintendo years ago. Or maybe you just like the Super Nintendo controllers looks better. Whatever the reason, there is a simple way of modifying Super Nintendo controllers so that they play on your NES.

What You Need:

One working Super Nintendo Controller

The end off one NES controller

Philips Head screw driver

Regular Screw Driver

15 Minutes

Part One (1)

Unscrew all of the screws holding the both the controllers closed.

Open up both controllers and pull the "guts" out of the SuperNES controller w/out damaging it

Take the regular screw driver and and pry the plastic connectors off of both controllers, careful not to destroy the NES connector

When this is done, there is another connector thing below the main connector and keep this as is for now

The pins should be revealed

Part Two (2)

By now all of the Super Nintendo controller's wires should be accessable. Take the NES connector/wires and look for the numbers molded into the inside. Replace the NES pin "1" with the Super NES pin "1" and so on, doing this with all seven. A color coded pin out chart is below for both the NES and Super NES controllers. Refer to this if in need.

Super Nintendo Controller Pinout          Nintendo Controller Pinout

Place the connector back together and your Super Nintendo controller will now work on your Nintendo system. I am not sure if this works with controllers besides the original Super Nintendo and Nintendo controllers.

           THE WARP ZONE is not responsible for ANY problems which might occure with this.