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3D System
	Games Supported: Link Obtained: August 5, 2010 Can be found for: ~$15 Import only Made by: Nintendo Peripheral #: 111
	3D shutter glasses for the NES, also works for the Sega Master System

Arkanoid DS Paddle
	Games Supported: Arkanoid DS, Space Invaders Extreme 1 & 2, Space Bust-A-Move, Mario Kart DS (with hacking) Obtained: ~January 31, 2008 Can be found for: ~$60 (with game) Import only Made by: Taito
	analog jog wheel, a cool box Hi res box IGN My Review
Action Replay Codes for Mario Kart DS: Enable both codes. Once the game is started, press the Start and Select buttons simultaneously. After that, pressing left or right on the direction pad will calibrate the Paddle Controller's centre point to its present position. Use the Paddle Controller to move left or right (but not up and down) when it comes to menu options and during the race. Be warned though that the Paddle Controller can be quite sensitive, which would lead to some over-steering action :).

Barcode Boy
	Games Supported: Bardigun (GBC) Obtained: April 11, 2011 Can be found for: ~$18 Import only Made by: TAM Peripheral #: 136
	It generates random monsters from scanned barcodes, a cool box

Bio-sensor
	Games Supported: Tetris 64 (JPN version only?) Obtained: June 5, 2009 Can be found for: ~$20 Import only Made by: SETA (Not to be confused with SEGA) Peripheral #: 073
	Heart rate monitor, a cool box

CubeBoard
	Games Supported: Phantasy Star Online (GCN) Obtained: September 3, 2009 Can be found for: ~$60 Import only Made by: ASCII Peripheral #: 076 Specific version: ASCII (Purple backing) Other versions: SAMMY (Black backing)
	1 dpad, 3 triggers, 2 non-clickable analog sticks, 4 face buttons, 1 system button, 81 keys, a cool box. Uses 2 controller ports (one for the keyboard, one for the GameCube stuff) My Review

Dragon Quest Battle Road Victory Controller
	Games Supported: Dragon Quest Battle Road Victory (Wii) Wii titles that use the classic controller Obtained: August 3, 2010 Can be found for: ~$170 Import only Made by: HORI Peripheral #: 110
	Plugs into a Wiimote's EXT port and acts as a standard Classic controller The sword's hilt can be pushed in and rotated as an input, as well as 2 oversized buttons and the Classic controller layout, a cool box

Dragon Quest Slime DS Speaker Stand
	Games Supported: All DS, DSi games Obtained: July 17, 2009 Can be found for: ~$50 Import only Made by: HORI Peripheral #: 072 Specific version: Blue Other versions: Grey
	A stand with an integrated speaker, retractable cable, batteries not included, a cool box My Review

Drum Grip
	Games Supported: Band Hero (DS) Obtained: July 13, 2011 Can be found for: ~$3 Made by: RedOctane Peripheral #: 147
	A silicone rubber skin that leaves the star/select/volume/headset/power/triggers/power/Game slot 1/wrist strap holes accessible, but not the stylus or GBA slot. The drum pads just cover 2 directions on the dpad, and 2 face buttons. Fits the DS lite only.

DS Slide
	Games Supported: Slide Adventure: Mag Kid (DS) Obtained: ~November 21, 2008 Can be found for: ~$15 (with game) Import only Made by: Nintendo
	Optical Mouse, rumble, a cool box IGN My Review

e-Reader

Games Supported: List (GBA/GCN)
Can be found for: ~$10
Made by: Nintendo

Allows GBA/GCN games to receive update data via dot-code card

Mario 3 uses it for extra levels, Animal Crossing used it for extra textures, items, NES games

Some cards are minigames or even NES games

Easy Piano
	Games Supported: Easy Piano (DS) Obtained: February 23, 2010 Can be found for: ~$40 (with game) Import only Made by: Namco Peripheral #: 095
	13 buttons (8 white, 5 black), a cool box My Review

Expansion Analog Nub
	Games Supported: List Obtained: January 2, 2012 Can be found for: ¥1,500 ($19) Made by: Nintendo Peripheral #: 158
	Adds a second analog nub, L2, R2 and a redundant R1 button. Interfaces via the Infrared port. Runs off a single AA battery (included) My Review

Fretster Grip
	Games Supported: Guitar Hero DS (all versions) Rock Band DS Obtained: ~June 23, 2008, and July 13, 2011 Can be found for: ~$40 (with game) Made by: RedOctane Quantity: 2
	4 buttons, a cool box Hi res box IGN My Review

GCN Microphone
	Games Supported: Chibi-Robo!, Karaoke Revolution, The Legend of the Quiz Tournament of Champions, Mario Party 6, Mario Party 7, Odama (Not to be confused with President Obama) (GCN) Can be found for: ~$5 Made by: Nintendo
	A microphone which plugs into the memory card slot, a cool box

Hori Digital
	Games Supported: Some misc GameCube/Wii games, GBplayer Can be found for: ~$20 Import only Made by: HORI Specific version: Black Other versions: Blue Favorite
	1 dpad, 2 triggers, 7 buttons, (5 face, 2 system though Select is redundant of Y), a cool box IGN

IZEK Computerized Sewing Machine
	Games Supported: IZEK, Mario Family Obtained: December 21, 2009 Can be found for: ~$175 Made by: Singer Specific version: JN-100 Teal Other versions: JN-2000 Red Peripheral #: 088
	A sewing machine controlled by a Gameboy Color via an integrated link cable, foot pedal, a cool box Select stitches have length, width and mirror image adjustment capabilities, Five buttonhole styles, Letters (block, script or outline format), numbers and symbols, Combine up to three stitches for combination patterns, Create your own custom stitches, Favorite patterns, letters and custom designs can be saved in memory, 84 actual stitch patterns, self threading, internal storage for greebles Does not actually let you "draw" with pixels, but up to 20 varying length/angle lines to form stitches. Apparently, the Mario Family cart WILL let you draw (or it draw some preset Mario sprites) though I'm not sure if it will actually work with the IZEK as it looks like it's for a second model More information

Kuro Wii Classic Pro
	Games Supported: Some misc Wii games, all Virtual Console Roms Obtained: August 14, 2009 Can be found for: ~$40 Made by: Nintendo Specific version: Black Peripheral #: 75
	1 dpad, 4 triggers (unfortunately not clickable like the original Wii Classic or Gamecube controllers), 7 buttons, (4 face, 2 system, 1 OS) 2 non-clickable thumbsticks, a cool box My Review PC Drivers

Mario Paint Mouse
	Games Supported: List (SNES) Obtained: Christmas in Grade 4 Can be found for: ~$10 Made by: Nintendo Peripheral #: 002
	an XY axis wheel sensor, 2 buttons, hard-plastic mouse pad

Megaman X Mini
	Games Supported: All GameCube games, misc Wii games Can be found for: ~$20 Made by: Nubytech
	1 dpad, 4 shoulders (1 is redundant), a cool sphere, 4 face buttons, 1 system buttons, 2 thumbsticks, rumble Creator's Website

Nerf N-Strike
	Games Supported: Resident Evil Umbrella Chronicles, Link's crossbow training, Nerf N-strike and other shooting Wii games Obtained: April 17, 2009 (Birthday) Can be found for: ~$30 Made by: NERF Peripheral #: 068 Specific version: First run Other versions: Second run (Elite, with red crosshair panel)
	It's a holster for a controller which also shoots Nerf "Sonic" bullets, a cool box

NEScade
	Games Supported: All system's games, controller components will work on Wii Started Construction: October 19, 2010 Finished Construction: December 9, 2010 Construction costs: $2 (wood) $2.50 (drill bits) ~$20 (paint) $15 (red plastic) $3.75 (light) $57 (arcade components) $3 (USB ext cable) $103.25 (total) Made by: Techni Peripheral #: 126 Novelty Factor: 6
	A mini arcade cabinet built around a small LCD TV. The front panel lifts up for storing misc consoles. The logo lights up. Measures 40 cm wide Dpad, 5 buttons (A/B/Start/Select/Home) Construction process write-up Video My Review My inspiration Instructional Video Lizard Lick

N64 Transfer Pak
	Games Supported: List (N64/GB/GBC) Can be found for: ~$10 Made by: Nintendo
	Allows N64 games to access save data from GB/GBC game cartridges, a cool box

Oshare Majo
	Games Supported: Oshare Majo (DS) Can be found for: ~$60 Import only Made by: SEGA
	Card reader, 55 cards (less than that come with it), a cool box IGN

Perfect Shot
	Games Supported: Resident Evil Umbrella Chronicles, Link's crossbow training, Nerf N-strike and other shooting Wii games Obtained: ~February 29, 2008 Can be found for: ~$10 Made by: Nyko
	Nothing. It's more of a holster for a controller, a not so cool box which I threw away My Review

Pokéyboard
	Games Supported: Battle & Get! Pokémon Typing (DS) Obtained: May 19 Can be found for: ~$70 Made by: Nintendo Peripheral #: 143
	A bluetooth keyboard, a cool box, the DS card contains a bluetooth modem, also works on 3DS, a stand for the DS which also holds the game card when not in use, takes 2 AA's (included) To put it into bluetooth sync mode: Hold the Fn key down while turning it on To put the game into sync mode: Hold L+R+Down on the dpad during the keyboard search screen My Review

Resident Evil Shot Blaster
	Games Supported: Resident Evil Umbrella Chronicles, Link's crossbow training, Nerf N-strike and other shooting Wii games Obtained: May 14, 2009 Can be found for: ~$30 Made by: EAGLE Peripheral #: 069
	Nothing. It's more of a holster for a controller, a cool box

SNES Classic
	Games Supported: SNES/NES Virtual Console Roms, some misc Wii games Obtained: ~May 16, 2008 Can be found for: ~$40 Import only Made by: Nintendo
	1 dpad, 2 system buttons, 4 face buttons buttons, 2 shoulder buttons, a cool box My Review PC Drivers

Super Game Boy Commander
	Games Supported: Most Super Nintendo games, specifically optimized for the Super Game Boy Obtained: July 20, 2009 Can be found for: ~$? Import only Made by: HORI Peripheral #: 073
	1 dpad, 8 buttons, (6 face, 2 system) a mode switch, a cool box

Super Scope 6
	Games Supported: List (SNES) Can be found for: ~$10 Made by: Nintendo Peripheral #: 001
	1 trigger, 2 buttons, wireless, CRT display only lightgun (SD only)

Super Stick L5
	Games Supported: Most SNES games, particularly RPGs Obtained: February 16, 2011 Can be found for: ~$12 Made by: ASCII Peripheral #: 132
	Dpad, 4 triggers (act as the face buttons), 2 face buttons (act as the triggers), Start/Select, Turbo/Slow switches for each of the triggers/face buttons Unidextrous, ambidextrous, As seen on "The World Only God Knows"

Tatsunoku vs Capcom Fight Stick
	Games Supported: Tatsunoku vs Capcom and other fighting games (Wii) Obtained: July 21, 2011 Can be found for: ~$25 Made by: MadCatz Peripheral #: 149
	A digital stick (can operate as either the dpad or left/right analog sticks via a switch), turbo+LED indicators, input lock, Home/Start/Select, 8 face buttons, works as a Wii classic controller

uDraw Game Tablet
	Games Supported: uDraw Studio, Pictionary, Dood's Big Adventure (Wii) Obtained: November 14, 2010 Can be found for: ~$80 Made by: THQ Peripheral #: 123
	2-way rocker button, pressure sensitive stylus, drawing tablet, a cool box My Review

Vaus
	Games Supported: Arkanoid, Chase H.Q. (NES) Obtained: July 21 Can be found for: ~$25 with game Made by: Taito Peripheral #: 107 Specific version: Grey Other versions: Black case red buttons, blue case green buttons with a port for another controller
	Analog wheel, 2 buttons

VRS
	Games Supported: Hey You Pikachu! (N64) Can be found for: ~$10 Made by: Nintendo
	1 microphone

Wappy dog
	Games Supported: Wappy dog (DS) Obtained: November 23, 2011 Can be found for: $50 Made by: Sega Peripheral #: 157
	A robotic dog that connects to the DS wirelessly. Has a built in speaker, and sensors to detect things like when you pull its tail or pat it's head. Glowing eyes and cheeks. Uses encoded chirps to communicate with the DS, takes 3 AA's (not included)

Wiimote Plus
	Games Supported: List Obtained: November 20, 2011 Can be found for: $70 Made by: Nintendo Peripheral #: 156 Nunchuck Obtained: February 28, 2012 Can be found for: $70 (import only) Made by: Nintendo Kanji: クラブニンテンドーゴールデンヌンチャク Classic Pro Obtained: March 3, 2012 Can be found for: $15 Made by: Nintendo
	Wiimote: A Zelda-themed, MotionPlus (adds additional accelerometers and gyroscopes) built in. Also included a silicone skin and wrist strap (not Zelda-themed) and nunchuck Dpad, 3 face buttons, 1 shoulder button, 2 system buttons, 2 OS buttons, display-independent lightgun (SD and HD), Sensor bars/pointing device, Bluetooth, rumble, speaker, power and player-indicator LEDs, takes 2 AA's (included) Nunchuck: motion-sensing, an (non-clickable) analog stick, 2 shoulder buttons. Connects to the Wiimote via the EXT port Classic Pro: 1 dpad, 4 triggers (unfortunately not clickable like the original Wii Classic or Gamecube controllers), 7 buttons, (4 face, 2 system, 1 OS) 2 non-clickable thumbsticks My Review Yahoo Auction Search (nunchuck)

Wii Wheel
	Games Supported: Mario Kart Wii Can be found for: ~$5 Made by: Nintendo Specific version: White Other versions: Gold
	Nothing. It's more of a holster for a controller, a cool box

Wii Zapper
	Games Supported: Resident Evil Umbrella Chronicles, Link's crossbow training, Nerf N-strike and other shooting Wii games Can be found for: ~$10, $30 with Link's crossbow training Made by: Nintendo
	Nothing. It's more of a holster for a controller, a cool box

Misc/Common/Adapters
NES	First party controller
SNES
N64	Expansion Pack
GCN	GBPlayer, 4 GBA-GCN Link cables, Broadband adapter, modem, first party controller, third party controller Adapter for: N64 controllers
Wii	Wiimote+nunchuck
GBC	GB-GBC Link Cable, Worm Light
GBA	GBA Multi-Link cable, mini backpack-like case
NDS	mini backpack-like case

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3D System

Arkanoid DS Paddle

Barcode Boy

Bio-sensor

CubeBoard

Dragon Quest Battle Road Victory Controller

Dragon Quest Slime DS Speaker Stand

Drum Grip

DS Slide

e-Reader

Easy Piano

Expansion Analog Nub

Fretster Grip

GCN Microphone

Hori Digital

IZEK Computerized Sewing Machine

Kuro Wii Classic Pro

Mario Paint Mouse

Megaman X Mini

Nerf N-Strike

NEScade

N64 Transfer Pak

Oshare Majo

Perfect Shot

Pokéyboard

Resident Evil Shot Blaster

SNES Classic

Super Game Boy Commander

Super Scope 6

Super Stick L5

Tatsunoku vs Capcom Fight Stick

uDraw Game Tablet

Vaus

VRS

Wappy dog

Wiimote Plus

Wii Wheel

Wii Zapper

Misc/Common/Adapters

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