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I modified a HORI PS3 arcade stick into a joystick controller compatible with the Nintendo Switch. During the process, I dismantled a broken Switch controller, mounted its mainboard inside the arcade stick, and wired all the buttons to it using jumper wires. Some of the original buttons on the stick were no longer functional, so I repaired and replaced them. I also installed two 18650 lithium batteries inside as a power source, resulting in very long standby time. The arcade stick uses microswitch-based joystick and a uniquely positioned button layout, which makes it less suitable for games like The Legend of Zelda. However, the motion sensor (gyroscope) from the original controller still works. Being able to lift the entire arcade stick to aim is surprisingly fun and offers a very unique gaming experience. #Maximaker #DIY #MOD ------------------------------------------ Please [subscribe] the Maximaker channel and turn on the ringtone to get notifications about new videos🔔. With your help, Maximaker channel will develop better, thank you very much for your support❤️ If you like the video, please like it 👍🏻 or leave a comment, and 📢Share this video with your friends on social networks, and it will be saved on your website. 0:00 Opening 0:53 A HORI brand PS3 arcade stick 1:45 Disassembling the arcade stick 2:20 Wireless module 2:43 Removing buttons and joystick 3:28 Peeling off the surface sticker 3:48 Drilling hole for indicator light 4:01 Installing LED indicator 4:22 A third-party Switch controller 5:16 Disassembling the controller 6:10 Using a 10k resistor 6:32 Drilling hole for Type-C port 7:24 Soldering wires 8:41 Measuring button circuits 9:06 Repairing unresponsive buttons 11:15 Cleaning the surface 11:30 Applying sticker 11:51 Installing buttons 12:15 Mounting the circuit board 12:24 Soldering button connections 12:39 Soldering indicator light wires 12:56 Soldering battery wires 13:15 Fixing with hot glue 13:27 Lubricating the joystick 13:32 Installing the joystick 13:47 Assembly completed 14:03 the Maximaker logo 14:11 Pairing with Switch console 14:22 Before mod 14:32 After mod 15:04 Gameplay test