PvP_LostKnight

while currently working on the umd storage device, ive decided i need a psp that will stand up to the gruesome demands for my fps needs. rethinking my FPS psp Version 2.0 design, ive decided that it isnt built for optimal performance. ive given this a lot of thought and this is the concept below. then i thought about it and my design look similiar to f00's psp, so im not trying to steal ur idea f00, i designed it for optimal performance thats all.



[color=red]Left Buttons[/color]

*removal of the stock dpad and placed where the stock analog stick is
*removal of stock analog stick and placed an Xbox analog stick where the dpad is

[color=red]Right Buttons[/color]

*removal of the face buttons and placed where the dual nub is
*wire in PARALLEL an analog stick and placed where the face buttons used to be

[color=red]Triggers[/color]

L1=regular L trigger
L2=LEFT DPAD
R1=regular R trigger
R2=RIGHT DPAD

[color=red]Pushing Down on Left Analog Stick[/color]

*UP DPAD

[color=red]Pushing Down on Right Analog Stick[/color]

*DOWN DPAD

[color=red]How I'm wiring the DPAD and Face Buttons[/color]

*im building a pcb with 4 push buttons with the same dimensions as the stock plastic face buttons so all i have to do is place the thin plastic face buttons on top of the design




more than likely im gonna fix up the psp shell with modelers clay and then paint it over. itll look better once i cut some plastic off the shell and then put the controller in



the comfort is AMAZING! it absolutely contours with my right hand! in the picture the trigger is alittle lower than it actually is suppose to be



using the ps2 facebutton pcb, ive rewired it from trial and error and got the connections to make it work. as you see in the V shape marks on there the end away from the point is the lead for that face button. it also gives it more of a ps2 feel while pressing it

Pictures