The short answer is "no," but it is theoretically possible on an engineering level. To achieve this, one method could be to: - Understand the signals from each button on the NES gamepad. - Create a custom interface (possibly using a DB9 connector, but rewired) to connect the gamepad to a USB board. - The USB board would need memory and a converter/program to translate the gamepad signals into a format that the PC and game can understand. - The other end of the USB cable would then connect to the PC. This process would require a good understanding of Serial and USB communication protocols, as well as the ability to design and build custom hardware and software. It was a good question!
