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The Super SmartJoy is a device that allows Super NES controllers to be used with a computer. The device was announced on April 20, 2004.[1] This device has a USB port for connecting to both Windows PCs and Macs. SmartJoy is the manufacturer of this peripheral.
Multiple devices can be used on one computer for multiplayer gaming.
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Known in Japan as the Super Famicom and in South Korea as the Super Comboy |
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