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Today I explored the the suburb of Pinkenba (and the locality of Myrteltown) and I was amazed. I could spend days out there taking all manner of photos. The link below will take you to a site providing details on the Generator and Controller images.
Bought a black and a white Wii U Pro Controller and switched the faceplates. I first got the idea when I saw photos on neogaf from someone, who painted their black Dualshock 4's faceplate in white.
The Nintendo Wii system has been set a whole new standard of realistic enjoyment in a game console. Such wii gun controllers are designed for shooting games of Wii console.
Made of ABS, they are comfortable to hold, and they look pretty and distinctive in mold. Such light guns give a super-shock game experience. Coolest electronics gadgets for wii gun games!
Image of the repeater controller with callouts for publication in Scope (which is unfortunately not printed in color).
The contacts are bent springs.
Cable enters from side so it could also stand on a flat surface.
I put it on the wall so our kids can't destroy it.
Snail Run is a game + game controller designed by Li Hui Hui, Ou Yang and Hou Zhen Long during the ENIAROF workshop at the Central Academy of Fine Arts, Beijing. The workshop was organised by Antonin Fourneau, Douglas Edric Stanley and Cheng-Liang Wang with assistance from Linekernel and Robin Moretti. It was financed by France-China 50, in celebration of 50 years of diplomatic relations between the two countries; The Central Academy of Fine Arts; and The Aix-en-Provence School of Arts.
cf. Snail Run
www.abstractmachine.net/blog/snail-run/
For the alt.crtl.gdc exhibition at the 2015 Game Developers Conference, Douglas Edric Stanley and Leanne Stanley rebuilt the Snail Controller while documenting their process. This how-to will be integrated into the future Book of Eniarof.
cf. The Book of Eniarof
Senior Airman Adrian Sanchez, 60th Security Forces Squadron Emergency Control Center controller, showed Col. Joel Jackson, 60th Air Mobility Wing commander, the ropes at the front gate of Travis AFB, Calif., Aug. 28, 2015. Sanchez was chosen from thousands of Airmen at Travis to take part in the Works with Airmen Program, which allows the wing commander to connect with Airmen one-on-one, and gain a better understanding of their daily work. (U.S. Air Force photo by Ken Wright/Released)