Bliss-Box has always been easy to use for the everyday consumer, we want people to just plug and play. They require a bit of skill with wiring, and they are often sold as a “kit” and not a consumer product. Second, most of these projects, including the Retro Adapter, are often not for the average user. I thank everyone involved and give them credit where credit is due.
Bliss-Box is not like that, I’ve made sure to thank those who’ve helped me along the way on my Kickstarter and my webpage. Heck, most of them came to me for help although they’ve given no credit for that help. In my journey to this point with the Bliss-Box, I’ve seen several of these projects emerge and they’ve all based their project on the same design that Raphael had. His design was easy to understand it helped me in creating one product which does it all. He demonstrated the concepts that are key to this type of product. One day in 2007 I stumbled on to the webpage of a very wise and smart man by the name of Raphael. At this time I identified the need for one adapter to do it all and searched far and wide for a solution. Large companies started producing (often poor quality) console controller to USB adapters. When Ned’s N64 adapter first came out, companies everywhere cloned it and profited off of it. The internet has brought us something the world did not have in the pre to late 90s: wide scale collective knowledge. What sets your 4-play box apart from the competition, can we be assured of long-term support for the device? Bliss Box is similar to the Retro Adapter, which was sold in kit form and pre-assembled in the past. There have been systems like this before, most memorably the Retro Adapter, which started strongly but now seems to have been abandoned. Players will be able to purchase additional adapters at a later time.
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This is how the Bliss-Box would be sold after funding as a full retail product and it includes a number of adapters for every single currently supported controller. The full retail set can be seen on our $95 reward on the Kickstarter page. As you can see on our Kickstarter page, every reward which includes a 4-Play also includes at least four adapter cables. Yes, up to 4 players can choose whatever supported controller they want and play with different controllers at the same time. Looking at your Kickstarter page, the device looks to support up to four players, I assume each player can choose his or her preferred controller and simply purchase a suitable adapter to hook it up? Tell us all a little bit about the 4-play. Can the 4-Play/Bliss Box really be the answer to all your classic controller adapter needs? We took some time to chat with Sean Green, hardware engineer of the 4-Play, about his device, the kickstarter and emulation in general. There’s certainly no shortage of these adapters available, in fact we have a huge box full of them here at HQ.
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One way to help restore a little authenticity is to connect an authentic classic controller to your PC via an adapter. When using emulators on your PC, usually you want the experience to be as authentic as possible.
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Update – You can now buy this amazing adapter in our store here.
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