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- [Serial port controllers](serial/README.md)
- [USB controllers](usb/README.md)
- [Nintendo Wii controllers](wii/README.md)
- [Standalone controllers](standalone/README.md)
- [Software compatibility (WIP)](compatibility/README.md)
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## Standalone controllers
The information in this section applies to the following controllers:
- Densha de GO! Plug and Play
This controller is different from traditional controllers in the sense that it contains the game (an improved version of Densha de GO! Final) and does not connect to a PC or console. Externally, it looks similar to a TCPP-20009, except it does not include a pedal connection. Internally, it contains an ARM board running Linux. It requires a micro USB cable for power and a HDMI cable for video output.
The micro USB port supports USB OTG with a powered adapter and is used by Taito to install software updates.
It is possible to update the Linux kernel on the board to enable USB gadget mode and emulate traditional controllers, such as the DGOC-44U. This makes it possible to control other software. You can find more information [here](https://github.com/GMMan/dengo-plug-and-play-controller).
## Acknowledgements
Big thanks to [GMMan](https://github.com/GMMan), who has done research on this controller and developed several software modifications.