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Trying out Spook-O-Tron by @SoleGoose tonight. Some pretty tough Robotron action there. I got to level 15, not enough to reach the score table.
SNES to NES adapter is really nice too! A little snug, but works great. Took me back to Smash TV.pic.twitter.com/ZGo8ThshmP
In perfect timing, this SNES mouse by Hyperkin arrived in the mail today, and it works great with the SNES to NES adapter @SoleGoose made!
It's optical, not a ball mouse, so maybe surprisingly it seems to work even better than the original SNES mouse did.pic.twitter.com/5qYgN29r62
I actually have some plans to write some NES software that uses the mouse in the near future. I'm excited about this!
For now, though, I can finally play @PinoBatch's Thwaite the way it's meant to be, and it feels fantastic.
https://pineight.com/mw/index.php?title=Thwaite …
#NES #NESDev #SNESMousepic.twitter.com/6L4qY2GQhN
I can't remember if I ever learned why @PinoBatch called it Thwaite. 
A nice little bonus feature on the underside, it has a button to cycle between the 3 speed/sensitivity settings.
The original SNES mouse had 3 speeds as an internal setting, but you could only switch between them if the software provided a user interface for it.
#SNESMousepic.twitter.com/Lz69A3HDgv
For example, Mario Paint had the 3 speed settings available, but you had to dig down into the menus to get here. The Hyperkin just lets you pick it up and click the button.
#SNESMousepic.twitter.com/6aYcCb6z2d
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