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ChoiceStick Mark V and JoyPort

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Category:	Drivers & Hardware Support
Year released:	1997
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Publisher:	Kernel Productions

#1

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CSMKV20.sit (1.30 MB)
MD5: 1ee8f25c501212a351173bac832072b2
For Mac OS 8 - 8.1 - Mac OS 9

#2

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CSMKV201b2.sit (1.59 MB)
MD5: ed4f92b7cf402ef10c70f6d49fbc7ec4
For Mac OS 8 - 8.1 - Mac OS 9

#3

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joyportadb201.sit (1.28 MB)
MD5: 082cb5b5f2c189ede1f5f6a876d7e816
For Mac OS 8 - 8.1 - Mac OS 9

#4

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joyportadb201.hqx (1.28 MB)
MD5: 082cb5b5f2c189ede1f5f6a876d7e816
For Mac OS 8 - 8.1 - Mac OS 9

#5

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joyport300b1.sit (441.07 KB)
MD5: 4ffb006579f25b977d378ce38d63bb23
For Mac OS 8 - 8.1 - Mac OS 9

#6

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joyport300b1.hqx (441.07 KB)
MD5: 4ffb006579f25b977d378ce38d63bb23
For Mac OS 8 - 8.1 - Mac OS 9

Emulation
Guides on emulating older applications

The ChoiceStick Mark V is an ADB adapter that allows Mac users to use Sega Genesis, Atari, PlayStation, N64 and PC gameport controllers all on one device. It was released in 1997 and renamed the JoyPort ADB sometime around 2000. A USB version of the JoyPort was also released. The ChoiceStick software supports keyboard emulation, the JoyPort ADB and USB software supports both InputSprocket and keyboard emulation.

1st link: ChoiceStick Mark V v2.0 (10-1997)

2nd link: ChoiceStick Mark V v2.0.1b2 (12-1997)

3rd link: JoyPort ADB v2.0.1 (.sit) (11-2001)

4th link: JoyPort ADB v2.0.1 (.hqx) (11-2001)

5th link: JoyPort USB v3.0.1 (.sit) (03-2000)

6th link: JoyPort USB v3.0.1 (.hqx) (03-2000)

See also: ChoiceStick

Comments

by devils_advisor - 2015, May 18 - 7:37pm

Anybody got one of these and would sell it?

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by JMC - 2014, November 13 - 9:48pm

I tried the USB model in Win 7 but it didn't work, "Unidentified device, No software found". It doesn't work in OS X either, bummer. This link has more info about the problem.

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by themacmeister - 2014, November 13 - 6:06am

5

I want one of these so badly... Would love the USB model for Win 7 + Emulators

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