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Crazed World of Warcraft gamer plays game with 3D-printed hot dog controller — the left wiener quad-array controls movement, the right triggers abilities

A WoW player tested a fully wired, 3D-printed hot dog controller mapping movement to the left quad-array and abilities to the right.
The creator, addison2k, previously experimented with a solitary hot dog before building the quad-silo controller.
The project used a 3D printer (Bambu Lab A1) to manufacture the quad-silo base station and wire the dogs for control.
Tom's Hardware notes the controller's limitations, including lack of camera control and occasional need to use a keyboard.
The article mentions the sausages used were Oscar Mayer, with 3D printer source files linked on MakerWorld.
The creator described the controller as usable for WoW play, but not as a flawless or fully practical setup.
The article highlights that the hot dog controller heated up during extended play, a practical drawback.
The feature cites background on how the project evolved from a single hot dog to a dual-silo design.
The story includes video evidence titled 'Can You Play WoW... Using ONLY HOTDOGS!?'.
The piece notes that the project demonstrates possibility but not full practicality for long gaming sessions.

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