Adapter NES-SEGA gamepad to USB

An adapter came from Novosibirsk, ordered here . Price with cash on delivery came out 865r.
I connected, Win7 cheerfully and quickly put the standard firewood on the HID device, turned on the joystick from Sega, and ... it all worked right away.
Played in Urban strike, immediately killed.
I played General Chaos - everything was too fast, they killed me right there.
I played ComixZone, reached 2 monsters and ... were killed right there.
I played Bubba'n'Stix, reached level 2 and ... killed.

NERVES DOES NOT ENOUGH THE OLD GAMES FOR THESE GAMES !!! 1111)))))
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But the joy was. Joystick worked perfectly.

It is a pity only connectors for NES joysticks wide contacts, I have old joysticks have connectors like Sega.
Inside Atmel 90usb162-16au, with 16 MHz quartz, that is, you can make this PS3 jailbrake with this device.

Flash cartridges for NES / SNES / Sega are also sold there.
One minus, for Snes, games with FX chips are not supported.

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PS: This is what the author himself writes (preserved spelling and style)

USB 2.0 Adapter for SEGA and Dandy Joysticks (2 Joey Sega + 2 Joey Dandy at the same time)

Unlike other similar handicrafts, this hand-made article fully complies with the USB2.0 HID 1.01 standard, the pool speed is 12MBit per second, which honestly is typical only for fairly expensive HID handicrafts.

The adapter is able to work immediately with 4 joysticks while the pool is disposable in one package, which provides the maximum pool speed, unlike other similar homegrown adapters.

It will normally work with MAC OS, Linux with similar systems (Kubuntu, etc.) and naturally works perfectly with the entire Win 95, 98, NT, ME, 2k, XP, Vista, Win7 line (for 95th, 98th, you need an update from Microsoft, freely swinging from the site) ...
It works great on laptops with chipsets from the “only USB2.0” series, in contrast to systems built on USB software for ATMEL controllers without a USB interface.