Controller
Here we have all the games in the Controller Section.
Sega Hardware
Controller
The height of kitsch which every self respecting otaku shouldn’t be without. Even comes with a stop watch rest. Infinitely adds to the realism when playing Densha De Go on the Saturn.
Sega Hardware
Controller
Compatible with the likes of Wing Arms, Soviet Strike, Black Fire… The Mission Stick brings the flight of fancy to such airbourne titles and really adds the extra dimension to the gameplay. If you thought Desert Strike got a bit hairy with a joypad, try using the Mission Stick to finish Soviet Strike. Sega once more shows its supreme love of its fan base in making this stick switchable between left and right sides. Bravo! Also has a turbo fire feature and thumb throttle.
Sega Hardware
Controller
Very slick, off white controller which can have the angle adjusted to suit your set up. Makes race titles far more enjoyable as your car power slides into pole position. Re release as the initial release was in black.
Sega Hardware
Controller
With slow motion, turbo and autofire settings the Tornado is a fine third party pad and has a nice feel in the hands.
Sega Hardware
Controller
Tidy spare pad in the white design with multicoloured buttons. Well designed feeling snug in the hand even when in the tightest of shmup corners facing a barrage of shrapnel.
Sony Hardware
Controller
Limited Edition Soul Calibur themed joystick for the PS3 with lovely finish, but more importantly Hori’s sturdy design and perfectly, zen – balanced layout of buttons – not too spacious or finger cramp inducing. Satisying clicks add to the contentment of executing a tricky special move – the accompanying joystick sound soon becomes more familiar than the dexterous manoeuvre itself.
Nintendo Hardware
Controller
Little is wrong with the Super Famicom pad which revolutionised controllers. This version simply adds a slow motion, turbo and autofire option and leaves the rest as it should be.
Nintendo Hardware
Controller
Sound controller from the fine up and coming Columbus Circle stable. Snug ergonomics and nice feel to the button press.
Nintendo Hardware
Controller
Cult developer Halken turns its fair hand to hardware with impressive results in this JB King controller. Very intuative layout and well produced with no skimping on switches.
Nintendo Hardware
Controller
Same winning set up as the original SFC pad except with autofire options and of course the winning wireless formula when used with the Multi Shot.
Sony Hardware
Controller
Compatible with both the Playstation and PS2 making this a very useful compact joystick with good layout, responsive stick and turbo and clear functions.
Sony Hardware
Controller
High input from arcade crack outfit AM2 into this super stick tribute to the Virtua Fighter series and the obvious quality of the components shines through. In fact they are the same as you would find in an arcade. Very snazzy picture design to the stick for the Playstation 2.
Sony Hardware
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A fine curio controller compatible with mahjong games, boasting its own display.
Sony Hardware
Controller
A very unique controller with a somewhat limited capacity in being only compatible with the one title: Wai Wai Trump Taisen for the Playstation. Hori have still gone to town though to ensure it meets their high standards.
Sony Hardware
Controller
Smart clear finish to this PSX pad that, when used with the wireless converter, allows players to sample the Playstations 2D prowess without any messy wire coiled around.
Nintendo Hardware
Controller
Same winning set up as the original SFC pad except with autofire options and of course the winning wireless formula when used with the Multi Shot.