Advantages are that it has 4 player support straight away and doesn't required the additional purchase of an Xbox Wireless Receiver. On the flipside, it doesn't have USB input for 8bitdo adapters or wired 360 controllers, but I decided not to include it, as it would restrict it to one player only while in use and would nullify the purpose of the RF unit; I might make my own flavour of a one-player version at some point in the not too distant future.
Posting it here to gauge interest in something like this, as I've so far pretty much been working on it in a vacuum and am now at the point where I need to decide how many it would be sensible to have assembled - was thinking of making 50 as a first run (mainly as this would get the price low enough to be viable), but really have no concrete idea. It might be too niche for that or it may even be hard convincing people who want an OGX360 that this is the option to go for.
I'm aiming for a final price of £60, something that I think should be achievable. For any interested US buyers, that'd be $75 plus around $12-15 shipping. Looking at eBay listings, that seems to be roughly in line with the cost of a conventional 2 player OGX360 board without a receiver.
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