Got a kid you brainwashed into loving game systems that were made 20 years before they were born? Reward their unwavering loyalty to bygone systems with this officially licensed Nintendo backpack; sporting a nes controller and a Nintendo logo on the back.
Multi-Compartments
Walkmen Port
Nintendo Max controller wrist cuff up on the craft site Etsy.com:
This revolutionary controller debuted in 1988, allowing players the power of Turbo with the flexibility of its unique directional control system. The NES MAX shaped the future of controllers to come through its distinctive shape and haptic comfortability. As a viable and useful alternative to [...]
8bitking took an old, boring, nes controller and gave it a different style. First he revitalized the outside by adding a fresh coat of gold paint. Then added some classy zebra fur to the top and capped the d-pad and A/B buttons with some gemstones. I wouldn’t expect any less from a controller that belongs to a modded NES console dubbed the “PIMPtendo”.
Watching this video I can’t help but think how smooth the game play looks using a Theremin compared to say a nes u-force controller.
College Humors Bleep Bloop goes hands (feet) on with the Power Pad controller for the NES video game system.
If a NES Controller mated with a PC Mouse you’d have this as the offspring. One could even imagine that it was designed for a NES version of Mario Paint that never existed.
The U-Force was a game controller made by Brøderbund for the Nintendo Entertainment System during the late 80’s. Infrared sensors in the U-Force correspond to button’s on a NES controller. In this video the right hand is controlling the B and A buttons. Left hand handles the left and right movement. U-Force controller is set [...]
Commonly called a “dogbone” because of its shape, this revamped Nintendo controller shipped with the toploader NES. Released in North America in the fall of 1993 the top-loading NES came standard with only one controller. This was mostly a cost saving measure because of the lower retail price of $49.99. Although dogbone’s were also available [...]
A high tech controller for its day. The Bandai Mega Controller is a neat collectors piece, but not something I’d find myself using that often. The mode that I found the most interesting was the Arsenal mode. I liked the idea of limiting how many shots you could use during a game. Adds some fresh challenge to older game titles.
Released by Bandai in 1986 this simple plastic clip-on device gave your stock Nes controller a small joystick. Either the taller stick style, like in the video, or a shorter round ball style. There’s a hole on the top of thesuper controller to hold your second joystick insert. I found it to function fine on the games I tested but there are much more available, better handling and cheaper joystick options for the Nes system. Such as the NES Advantage joystick.
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CONTROLLER FOR SUPER NINTENDO SNES BRAND NEW IN BOX US $5.99 |
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2 TWO CONTROLLERS FOR SUPER NINTENDO SNES NEW IN BOX US $9.99 |
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NEW REPLACEMENT CONTROLLER FOR SNES SUPER NINTENDO NEW US $5.63 |
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SNES Super Nintendo Lot Console Controller 16 Games US $32.51 |
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2 CONTROLLER EXTENSION CABLES FOR SNES SUPER NINTENDO US $16.99 |