A look inside the SNES, PS5, and Xbox controllers with CT scans
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A look inside the SNES, PS5, and Xbox controllers with CT scans
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#5https://www.fictiv.com/teardowns/nintendo-controller-teardow...
I just love how overbuilt the old controllers are. I still have my original SNES and controllers and as far as I can tell they work as well as the day they were made despite decades of abuse. One has bite marks... not sure if that was the dog or me playing The Lion King.
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#9Nintendo's joycons also pretty novel, you just clip them on your console in/out and you unlock new ways to play, OP should have included them too, I'm curious now.. a shame its build quality is one of the worst of this decade
Xbox's one is pretty basic and conservative, wich is a shame..
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#10Does anyone know how accurate these are to the raw data a CT scan produces, it looks really clean, has it been touched up any significant amount or is this actually the quality of the machines?
You don't get access to raw data, assuming you mean something like individual X-ray images. The service runs the tomography on some cluster in the cloud and you get access to the reconstruction through a web app.