Name: OGX-Mini: Create Your Own Controller Adapter with a Raspberry Pi Pico!
Uploaded: 2025-12-14T00:00:00+00:00
Duration: 32 min 23 s
Description: Get $5 towards your first order on PCBWay by joining here: https://pcbway.com/g/3WcBa9 OGX-Mini from developer wiredopposite is a firmware which can be flashed to a variety of microcontroller boards t

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OGX-Mini from developer wiredopposite is a firmware which can be flashed to a variety of microcontroller boards to turn them into a pretty versatile USB gamepad emulator across multiple platforms. This currently supports the original Xbox, PlayStation 3, Nintendo Switch, PlayStation Classic, and platforms which support DInput or XInput. With the ability to adapt a ton of controllers to work as anything from a generic XInput device to as specific as an original Xbox DVD Player Remote, this little firmware is packed with a ton of functionality. We take a look at the OGX-Mini using a Raspberry Pi Pico W board, a 3D printed resin case, and a slew of consoles to really see how awesome this project is.

Sponsorship Disclosure: This video has been sponsored by PCBWay. The 3D printed cases were provided for free by PCBWay in order to make this video.

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Timestamps!

0:00 - Introduction
1:00 - What is the OGX-Mini?
2:58 - Video Sponsor: PCBWay
6:56 - Supported Consoles
8:48 - Supported Development Boards
11:38 - Software Setup
12:57 - Controller Setup
14:13 - Console Setup
16:27 - Accessing the Web Application
17:17 - PS3's Safe Mode is Saved?!
19:41 - Input Delay?
21:30 - Wired Capabilities?
25:25 - Motion Controls?
25:57 - Steel Battalion & DVD Remote Emulation?
26:30 - Multiple Controllers?
28:10 - Retail Xbox 360 Support?
30:04 - Final Thoughts