PlayStation

Games supported: Some PS3 games

Obtained: December 22, 2010

Can be found for: ~$35

Made by: PowerA

Peripheral #: 128

Wireless (USB HID dongle), Dpad rotation button (for landscape/portrait modes), backlit sliding 51-key keyboard, Dpad, 2 shoulder buttons (L1/R1), 4 face buttons, PS/Start/Select buttons, cardboard packaging that has to be destroyed to open it, 12 DVD buttons (Display, Play, Top menu, Prev, Pause, Next, Rew, Stop, FF, L2, Enter, R2), 4 player indicator lights, charging light, built in rechargeable battery, charges via standard USB

My Review

Games Supported: List Sony's List (PS3)

Obtained: November 15, 2011

Can be found for: $499 (3D TV), $69 (extra glasses)

Made by: Sony

Peripheral #: 154

Quantity: 2 pairs of glasses

3DTV: A 24", 1080p, 240HZ 3D TV, 1 Component and 2 HDMI inputs, includes a 2 meter HDMI cable, 1 pair of 3D glasses, and a copy of Resistance 3 and MotorStorm: Pacific Rift

Supports a new kind of split screen, where using 3D mode, Player 1 gets the left frame, and Player 2 gets the right frame. So each player only sees their screen

Glasses: Work with multiple brands of 3D TVs, has a built-in rechargeable (via USB) battery

There is a hidden USB port on the bottom left-hand corner when looking at the back

My Review

Games supported: Ace Combat 5, Ace Combat Zero (PS2)

Can be found for: ~$100

Made by: HORI

Specific version: Black

Other versions: Blue (prototype), Red

Favorite

Joystick, a clickable thumbstick, a throttle, 3 dpads, 2 dials, rudder control, 3 triggers, 4 buttons, a mode select switch, rumble, a cool box

Hi res PC Drivers

Games supported: Arizona Sunshine, Brookhaven, Demon Grade, Dick Wilde, Farpoint, ROM: Extraction (PS4)

Obtained: May 16, 2017

Can be found for: ~$60

Made by: Sony

Peripheral #: 323

Dpad, 4 face buttons, 3 triggers, 2 OS buttons, 2 system buttons, motion sensing, ambidextrous, built-in rechargeable battery (via MicroUSB), wireless via Bluetooth, 2 clickable analog sticks, rumble

Games supported: Most PS1 games (pre-dualshock)

Obtained: March 24, 2017

Can be found for: ~$20

Made by: ???

Peripheral #: 311

Dpad, 4 face buttons, 4 triggers, 2 system buttons, motion sensing

Games supported: List (PS1)

Obtained: ~January 30, 2007

Can be found for: ~$35

Made by: Sony

Favorite

1 digital thumbstick, 2 analog sticks, 1 mode switch, 2 system buttons, 8 face buttons (4 as triggers, 4 as thumb), The face buttons are also on the sticks

My Review

A historical artifact: Had analog control and a thumbstick before the N64 came out, was announced before N64 was

Games supported: Some PS3 games, Fighters and RPGs in particular

Obtained: October 6, 2009

Can be found for: ~$15

Made by: DreamGEAR

Peripheral #: 078

Specific version: PS3

Other versions: Wii

USB, 1 dpad, 3 system buttons, 6 face buttons, 2 analog triggers, a cool box, 4 Player indicator LEDs

Games supported: Most PS3 games

Obtained: August 10, 2010

Can be found for: ~$65

Made by: CTA Digital

Peripheral #: 112

Wireless via USB dongle, USB HID, speaker with on/off switch, 2 clickable thumbsticks (GCN C-stick style), 4 triggers, dpad, turbo switch, rumble, 7 buttons (4 face, Start/Select/Home). 4 Player indicator LEDs, removable stock and scope, batteries not included, a cool box

More Information My Review

Games supported: Most PS4/PS3/VitaTV games

Obtained: January 24, 2020

Can be found for: ~$40

Made by: Sony

Peripheral #: 423

Attaches to the Dualshock 4's EXT and headset ports, Adds 2 remappable back buttons, a rear clickable OLED screen for changing the button mappings in 3 profiles

Games supported: Fishing games (PS1)

Obtained: February 25, 2017

Can be found for: ~$10

Made by: Agetec

Peripheral #: 304

1 clickable analog stick, 8 face buttons (4 act as PS1's face buttons, 4 as the triggers), 2 system buttons, 1 dial

Games supported: Fishing games (PS1)

Obtained: March 8, 2017

Can be found for: Gift

Made by: Bandai

Peripheral #: 305

1 non-clickable analog stick, 2 face button, 1 system button, 1 dial

Games supported: All PSP go games

Obtained: July 15, 2011

Can be found for: ~$55

Made by: Gametech

Peripheral #: 148-A

Specific version: Black

Other versions: White

A device to attach a SIXAXIS/Dualshock3 to a PSP Go

Exactly like my idea I submitted to DreamGear and they rejected

More Info

Games supported: Border Break (PS4)

Obtained: August 9, 2018

Can be found for: ~$200 (import/online only)

Made by: HORI

Peripheral #: 387

A non-clickable translucent thumbstick, RGB LED that lights the thumbstick, wired (via USB), headphone port, clickable touchpad, dpad, 2 triggers, 7 face buttons (1 side-mounted on the non-moveable stick, a spare one is included), 1 system button, 2 OS buttons, a non-cool box,

Games supported: The BUZZ! series of games (PS2 and PS3), Who Wants to be a Millionaire - Party Edition (PS2)

Obtained: September 3, 2010

Can be found for: ~$5

Made by: Sony

Peripheral #: 113

Specific version: Junior (not shown, the buttons are colored in)

Other versions: Regular (shown), wireless

Quantity: 2 sets of 4 controllers

4 controllers, each with a big button and 4 smaller ones, USB HID (shows up as 1 controller with 20 buttons), Unidextrous, Ambidextrous

Games supported: Any PS4/VitaTV game that uses text entry

Obtained: July 7, 2015

Can be found for: ~$30

Made by: Collective Minds

Peripheral #: 256

Plugs into the EXT port of a Dualshock 4 controller to provide power to the controller, Wireless (via Bluetooth), built-in rechargeable battery (via microUSB), backlit mini-keyboard, headset bypass connector

Games supported: PSP's firmware, Invizimals, Eyepet, Go!Edit/Chotto Edit [Video] Talkman [Audio] (PSP)

Obtained: November 27, 2006

Can be found for: ~$50

Made by: Sony

Specific version: PSP-300 (1.3 MP/1280x960, silver, included with Go!Edit/Chotto Edit, requires firmware 2.82 or higher)

Obtained: June 13, 2011

Specific version: PSP-450x (0.3 MP/640x480, black, included with Invizimals or Eyepet, requires firmware 6.00 or higher)

Can be found for: ~$40

Peripheral #: 146

A small camera and microphone for PSP. Can record video at 320x240 and 480x272 at 15 and 30 fps. Used in augmented reality games. The software needed to use it was built into PSP's firmware at 3.09

Games supported: Some PS3 games, PC

Obtained: March 23, 2009

Can be found for: ~$50

Made by: MadCatz

Peripheral #: 070

Specific version: Chun Li (wireless PS3)

Other versions: Blanka, Akuma, Ken, Ryu, Guile, Bison, Cammy, Zangeif, Viper, Sagat (wired 360 versions for each)

1 dpad (can act as an analog stick via the switch), 2 triggers, 11 buttons (6 face, 1 home, 4 system), wireless, analog/dpad mode switch, USB (HID) receiver, clamshell casing that must be destroyed to open, batteries not included

My Review

Games supported: List (PS1)

Obtained: February 12, 2010

Can be found for: ~$1

Made by: Nyko

Peripheral #: 093

4 face buttons (2 redundant), turbo switch, trackball, a cool box

Unidextrous, ambidextrous

Review PSillustrated

Games supported: Most PS1 games

Obtained: November 22, 2017

Can be found for: ~$20

Made by: game-elements

Peripheral #: 348

dpad/joystick, 8 face buttons, 2 system buttons, memory card bypass connector (the memory card plugs into the middle, beneath START/SELECT), made specifically for PSone, includes an extension cable for non-PSone models

Games supported: Dance Summit (PS1 or 2?)

Obtained: March 11, 2013

Can be found for: ~$?

Made by: ASCII

Peripheral #: 192

A tiny controller lacking analog sticks, along with 2 wrist controllers that have 2 buttons each

Games supported: Various DDR games (PS1/PS2)

Obtained: March 11, 2013

Can be found for: ~$?

Made by: Konami

Peripheral #: 193

Start/Select, 12 back-lit face buttons

Games supported: All VitaTV games

Obtained: November 24, 2018

Can be found for: ~$620

Made by: GameTech

Peripheral #: 396

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7" 1024×600 LCD, 2 speakers, built-in battery (charges via the VitaTV/PSP AC adapter), headphone port, 4 triggers, 4 face buttons, 2 clickable analog sticks, dpad, 2 system buttons, 1 OS button, connects to the VitaTV via USB and the HDMI port (so with an HDMI L connector and a USB extension cable, it can work on PS3 or other systems that can take PS3 controllers)

Games supported: DJ Hero (PS2)

Obtained: July 18, 2016

Can be found for: ~$15

Made by: Activision

Peripheral #: 278

Ambidextrous (the connector on the black part is on both sides of it), turntable with 3 face buttons, wireless via USB dongle, takes 2xAA batteries (included), a cool box, a dial, a slider, 1 system button

Games supported: All PS1/PS2 games

Can be found for: ~$20 Import only

Made by: HORI

Specific version: Blue

Peripheral ID#: 00X-03-A

Obtained: ~January 08, 2007

Specific version: Grey/Metal

Peripheral ID#: 00X-03-B

Obtained: November 22, 2017

1 dpad, 2 clickable thumbsticks, 4 face buttons, 2 system buttons, 4 shoulder buttons, cool base, Removable cable, rumble

Hi res My Review

Games supported: Most PS4 games

Obtained: September 1, 2017

Can be found for: ~$100 Import only

Made by: HORI

1 dpad, 2 clickable thumbsticks, 4 face buttons, 1 system button, 2 OS buttons, 4 shoulder buttons, rumble, clickable touchpad, wireless via Bluetooth, built-in rechargeable battery (via microUSB), Turbo button

Hold Share+PS for 5 seconds when turning it on to put it in Pairing Mode, then go to PS4's Settings screen, and go to Devices, Bluetooth, to pair it with the [Slime Controller] when it shows up at the bottom

Games supported: All PS1/most PS2 games

Can be found for: ~$10 Import only

Made by: DragonPlus

4 shoulder buttons, dpad, 2 clickable analog sticks, 4 face buttons, 2 system buttons, turbo+slow

A historical artifact: What Nintendo copied for the Wii Classic controller

Games supported: None

Obtained: July 27, 2010

Can be found for: ~$30

Made by: Sony

Peripheral #: 108

1 dpad, 4 shoulder buttons, 4 face buttons, 2 system buttons, parallel interface

Games supported: All PS5 games

Can be found for: ~$65

Made by: Sony

Peripheral #: 435

Quantity: 2

1 dpad, rumble, motion sensing, 2 clickable thumbsticks, 1 system button, 2 OS buttons, 4 face buttons, 2 digital triggers, 2 analog triggers, Bluetooth, built in battery, USB-C charging, microphone, mute button, headset port, force feedback triggers, clickable touchpad, speaker

Games supported: All PS3 games

Can be found for: ~$50 (Import only for this color)

Made by: Sony

Specific versions: White, Black, Army Camo

Other versions: Multiple colors

Quantity: 3

1 dpad, rumble, motion sensing, clamshell casing that must be destroyed to open, can sync with PSP Go and PS Vita TV

2 clickable thumbsticks, 2 system buttons, 1 OS button, 4 analog face buttons, 4 analog triggers, Bluetooth, built in battery, USB (mini) charging

Hires PC Drivers

Games supported (DualShock 4): All PS4, PC games. Many PS3 games

Games supported (Camera): Misc PS4 games

Obtained: October 25, 2014

Can be found for: ~$60 each

Made by: Sony

Peripheral #: 223-A (DualShock 4) 223-B (Camera)

Games supported (Adapter): Any game that supports the Camera, but on PS5

Obtained: November 17, 2020

Can be found for: Free

Made by: Sony

Peripheral #: 223-C (Adapter)

DualShock 4:

1 dpad, rumble, motion sensing, cool box, can sync with PS Vita TV

2 clickable thumbsticks, 1 system button, 2 OS buttons, 4 digital face buttons, 2 analog and 2 digital triggers, Bluetooth, built in battery, USB (micro) charging

Clickable 2-touch touchpad, lightbar for position tracking via the camera, EXT port, headset port, mono speaker, USB HID (driverless)

To put it into sync mode: Press and hold the Share and PS buttons until the light on the back begins a rhythmic, double flash.

Camera: Dual 1280 x 800 web cam with a 4-mic array, uses PS4's AUX port

Adapter: Lets you use the Camera on PS5 by plugging it into a USB port

Games supported: Most PS3/PS4 games

Obtained: May 4, 2017

Can be found for: ~$80

Made by: EMIO

Peripheral #: 317

Dualshock 4 layout (missing the headset/ext ports but does have the speaker), removable dpad/analog stick caps/rear flippers. Wireless via dongle, wired via micro USB, reconfigurable by PC, built-in rechargeable battery, hair-trigger switches (makes L2/R2 require less travel to click), a cool box and braided micro USB cable

Games supported: EX Jinsei/Game of Life (PS2)

Obtained: September 20, 2010

Can be found for: ~$80

Made by: Takara

Peripheral #: 118

Kanji: EX人生ゲーム・ルーレットコントローラ同梱版

Quantity: 4

1 dpad, 10 face buttons (4 face, 4 shoulder, start\select), a roulette wheel and mode switch (A mode: wheel repeatedly presses a button as it spins, B mode: it maps to an axis of the right analog stick, neither mode actually represents what color it is on or even which direction you spun it in), a cool box. How it works: The back of the wheel is white, with black squares (think a circle barcode) and 1 optical sensor that detects those boxes as it spins

Games supported: Cabela's Dangerous Hunts 2013 (PS3)

Obtained: October 29, 2012

Can be found for: ~$80

Made by: Activision

Peripheral #: 177

Clickable analog thumbstick, trigger, dpad, 4 face buttons, Start\Select\Home, Wireless Sensor bar/pointing device with automatic shut-off timer, a cool box, display-independent lightgun (SD and HD), wireless (USB dongle, can be hidden inside the scope), batteries not included, USB HID (buttons/analog sticks only, not the pointing device)

Games supported: Flying Circus RC Copter Adventure Championship (PS2)

Obtained: June 16, 2017

Can be found for: ~$50

Made by: Unknown

Peripheral #: 328

Dualshock layout but the right stick doesn't re-center and neither stick clicks

Games supported: All PS1/PS2 games, FPSs/TPSs in particular

Can be found for: ~$20

Made by: Gamester Radica

Specific version: PS2 Blue

Other versions: XBOX Camoflouge

1 dpad, 2 clickable thumbsticks, 2 face buttons, 2 system buttons, 6 shoulder buttons, rumble, LCD with 5 buttons, clamshell casing that must be destroyed to open

Games supported: All PS3 games, FPSs in particular

Obtained: February 27, 2009 (V.1, Sony blocked them) October 5, 2010 (V.2)

Can be found for: ~$60

Made by: SplitFish

Specific version: Black (not shown)

Other versions: White

Peripheral #: 065-A and 065-B

Quantity: 2

USB (HID) optical mouse with 4 face buttons (R1, R2, R3 and Start) 4 side buttons. A left handed controller with a dpad, SIXAXIS, clickable analog thumbstick, 3 triggers, select button, mode select button and a sensitivity dial, hard mousepad with soft padding, clamshell casing that must be destroyed to open

PC Drivers

Games supported: Real World Golf 2007 (PS2), Dark Wind (PC?)

Obtained: February 18, 2011

Can be found for: ~$3

Made by: In2Games

Peripheral #: 134

Specific version: PS2

Other versions: PC, XBOX

A foot pedal, 2 retractable cables that measure angle and distance from the connector, USB

Games supported: PSP go and misc Android games

Obtained: May 5, 2018

Can be found for: ~$10

Made by: ???

Peripheral #: 148-B

Attaches a PS3 controller to a PSP go/Android/iOS device

Games supported: Guitar Hero and Rock Band for PS2/PS3

Obtained: March 23, 2009 (Tax return)

Can be found for: ~$60

Made by: Legacy Engineering

Peripheral #: 066

1 dpad, whammy bar, tilt sensor, wireless, 13 buttons (5 redundant, start, select, Home), USB (HID) + PS2 receiver, a cool box, batteries included (requires a screwdriver to install), the worst neck strap ever

My Review

Games supported: All PS1/PS2 games

Obtained: April 20, 2010

Can be found for: ~$40

Made by: Reality Quest

Peripheral #: 101

Specific version: PS1

Other versions: N64

Dpad/Analog stick (wrist sensor) Switch (Analog, Simulated Analog, Digital), Mode button (Sensitivity, Invert Y)

13 Buttons (L1/L2/R1/R2, 2 redundant L1/R2, Square/X/O/Triangle, Start/Select/Analog) Unidextrous

More Information PSillustrated

Games supported: Metal Gear Solid Portable Ops, HomeStar Portable, Everybody's Golf (PSP)

Obtained: March 29, 2018

Can be found for: ~$20

Made by: Sony

Peripheral #: 369

Adds GPS to PSP's USB port

Games supported: Most PS1 games, RPGs in particular

Obtained: February 27, 2009

Can be found for: ~$5

Made by: ASCII/Agetec

Kanji: グリップ

Dpad, 10 face buttons (2 redundant) 2 triggers

Unidextrous, ambidextrous

More Information (about key settings)

Games supported: Most PS1/PS2 games, RPGs in particular

Obtained: February 16, 2010

Can be found for: ~$50

Made by: ASCII/Agetec/Sammy

Peripheral #: 094

Kanji: グリップＶ２

Clickable Analog stick (switches between Left/Right analog or the dpad somehow), 10 face buttons (2 redundant) 2 triggers, a cool box

Unidextrous, ambidextrous

Games supported: Most PS1/PS2 games, RPGs in particular

Obtained: April 28, 2011

Can be found for: ~$18

Made by: Hori

Peripheral #: 138

Kanji: ﾘｯﾌﾟｺﾝﾄﾛｰ

Specific version: Grey, Pink (Gift from Sharkie)

Other versions: Black, clear

Dpad, 10 face buttons (2 redundant) 2 triggers

Unidextrous, ambidextrous

Games supported: List (PS2)

Can be found for: ~$10

Made by: Namco

Quantity: 2

1 trigger, 1 dpad, 4 buttons, a cool box, CRT display only lightgun (SD only), Unidextrous, Ambidextrous

Hi res PC Drivers

Games supported: SOCOM: U.S. Navy SEALs Confrontation, Time Crisis 4, Time Crisis: Blazing Storm (PS3)

Can be found for: ~$25

Made by: NamcoBandai

Specific version: Orange (not shown)

Other versions: Black

2 Depressable analog sticks, 6 buttons, Sensor bars/pointing device, a cool box, display-independent lightgun (SD and HD)

Hi res

Games supported: Project Diva (PS3)

Obtained: May 25, 2013

Can be found for: ~$180, Import Only

Made by: HORI

Peripheral #: 197

2 clickable analog sticks, 15 buttons, USB (HID)

Games supported: All PS3/PS2/PS1 games

Obtained: April 4, 2019

Can be found for: ~$100

Made by: HORI

Peripheral #: 407

11.6" 1366×768 LCD, connects via the PlayStation MultiAV port, also has composite connectors and 2 headphone ports. Powered via an AC adapter. Shaped specifically for the PS3 slim

Games supported: Racing games (PS3)

Obtained: December 8, 2010

Can be found for: ~$45

Made by: Eagle3

Peripheral #: 125

1 dpad, analog jog wheel, 2 face buttons, 2 'foot pedal' buttons, 4 shoulder buttons, rumble, USB (HID), 1 clickable analog stick,4 system buttons (Start/Select/Home/Macro), digital pressure readout

Macro button lets you reassign any button to another, 2 switches on the back which let you switch which stick the thumbstick acts as (left or right) and switches the foot pedal buttons between X/Square and L2/R2

My Review

Games supported: List (PS1)

Can be found for: ~$30

Made by: Namco

1 dpad, analog jog wheel, 4 face buttons, 2 system buttons, 4 shoulder buttons, force feedback

How to enable neGcon mode: Center the dial, hold mode button before turning the system on.

Games supported: Unknown

Obtained: September 20, 2010

Can be found for: ~$50

Made by: Hori

Peripheral #: 117

Specific version: Orange

Other versions: Red, Blue

Kanji: ジョ グダイヤルコントローラ

12 face buttons (4 face buttons, L1/L2/R1/R2, Start/Select, 2 mode switches), a clickable jogdial/scrollwheel embedded in the middle of a dpad (the wheel maps to up/down on the dpad), 1 trigger, a cool box, Unidextrous, Ambidextrous

Games supported: Included

Obtained: February 22, 2016

Can be found for: 100 yen, Import Only

Made by: Ban Presto

Peripheral #: 301

4 face buttons, drawing tablet, wired stylus, slot on the back to hold paper to trace

Games supported: Link

Obtained: October 29, 2012

Can be found for: Unknown, Import Only

Made by: Atlus

Peripheral #: 180

6 face buttons, microphone

Games supported: Link

Obtained: October 29, 2012

Can be found for: Unknown, Import Only

Made by: Atlus

Peripheral #: 179

6 face buttons, microphone

Games supported: Link

Obtained: August 19, 2013

Can be found for: Unknown, Import Only

Made by: ?

Peripheral #: 213

6 face buttons, microphone

Games supported: List

Obtained: September 15, 2010

Can be found for: ~$20

Made by: Bandai

Peripheral #: 114

4 giant buttons, Unidextrous, Ambidextrous

Games supported: Link

Obtained: August 19, 2013

Can be found for: Unknown, Import Only

Made by: ?

Peripheral #: 214

6 face buttons, microphone

Games supported: Most Vita games

Obtained: January 11, 2016

Can be found for: ~$35

Made by: JOETSU Electronics

Peripheral #: 262-A

Specific version: PCH-1000

Other version: PCH-2000

Adds L2/R2 to 1K/Original model Vita using the rear touch panel, adds grips

Obtained: June 16, 2017

Can be found for: ~$25

Made by: JOETSU Electronics

Peripheral #: 262-B

Specific version: Blue

Other version: Black

A case designed to fit the L2/R2 Grip Cover (without any of the L3/R3 addons)

Obtained: December 18, 2017

Can be found for: ~$15

Made by: Top Player

Peripheral #: 262-C

Specific version: Black

Other version: White

Adds L3/R3 to the back of the 1K/Original model Vita L2/R2 Trigger Grips

Obtained: July 31, 2019

Can be found for: ~$15

Made by: JOETSU Electronics

Peripheral #: 262-D

Replaces the faceplate of the 1K/Original model Vita L2/R2 Trigger Grips to add L3/R3 to the front

Games supported: The Maestromusic series (PS1)

Obtained: May 17, 2012

Can be found for: ~$18

Made by: Global A Entertainment

Peripheral #: 163

2 buttons, motion sensing

Games supported: All PS3+PC games

Obtained: November 20, 2012

Can be found for: ~$150

Made by: G-Mate

Peripheral #: 184

Motion sensing, wireless (via USB dongle) works as a PS3 controller or mouse/keyboard depending on what system it's connected to, dial to switch which mode it's in, upgradable firmware via USB, takes 4xAAs (not included) 4 face buttons, 5 triggers (maps to the shoulder buttons, and 1 to recalibrate the motion sensor), dpad, Start\Select\Home, 1 clickable analog thumbstick

Link More Information

Games supported: Voyage of the Dead, Qubit's Quest, Big Buck Hunter: Arcade (PS4)

Obtained: December 23, 2019

Can be found for: ~$130 for a starter kit, ~$40 for another Lightcon

Made by: PDP

Peripheral #: 422

Specific version: PS4

Other versions: XBOX1

Base: an infrared camera, connects via USB (microUSB on X1, not removable on PS4)

Lightcon: an infrared laser, trigger, RGB LED ring around the power button, trigger, back button, pump action, takes 2xAAs (not included)

Games supported: Included PS1 game for PocketStation

Obtained: April 21, 2014

Can be found for: ~$? Import Only

Made by: Atlus

Peripheral #: 235

Specific version: Pink

Other versions: Misc. colors

A flimsy plastic stand with customizable parts (like Mr. Potato Head)

An infrared remote with the same button layout as PocketStation that only works with games programmed to use it

Uses PocketStation's built-in infrared port

Games supported: Link

Obtained: November 15, 2010

Can be found for: ~$40

Made by: Venom (Seems to be the same OEM)

Peripheral #: 124

14 face buttons (4 backlit for the dpad, X/O/Square/Triangle/Start/Select/L1/L2/R1/R2)

My Review

Games supported: List (PS1)

Obtained: October 27, 2017

Can be found for: ~$30

Made by: Sony

Peripheral #: 345

2 buttons, wheeled mouse

Games supported: List

Obtained: September 17, 2010

Can be found for: ~$50

Made by: Sony

Peripheral #: 115

Quantity: 2

3 axis 1:1 absolute positioning via PSeye tracking the glowing orb which can change color to either stand out from the background or for the game to indicate something (ie: flash red for low health) 3 axis gyroscope, 3 axis accelerometer, terrestrial magnetic field sensor, 8 buttons (1 analog, 4 face, Start/Select/Home), 1 analog trigger, USB charging, built-in battery, bluetooth, EXT port, rumble, 10 bit analog-digital conversion (vs Wii's 8 bit), clamshell casing that must be destroyed to open, Unidextrous, Ambidextrous

My Review

Games supported: List

Obtained: September 17, 2010

Can be found for: ~$30

Made by: Sony

Peripheral #: 116

1 clickable analog stick, 1 dpad, 3 buttons (2 face, Home), 2 triggers (1 analog, 1 digital), USB charging, built-in battery, bluetooth, can sync with PSP Go, clamshell casing that must be destroyed to open, Unidextrous, Ambidextrous

My Review

Games supported: List (PS1)

Can be found for: ~$15

Made by: Namco

Specific version: White

Other versions: Black

4 analog buttons, 2 triggers (1 analog), analog jog wheel, 1 dpad, 1 system button, a cool box

Games supported: Any PS2 game that supported a USB keyboard

Obtained: July 9, 2016

Can be found for: ~$50

Made by: Logitech

Peripheral #: 276

PS2 controller: Connects via PS1/PS2 controller port, standard dualshock layout

Keyboard: Connects via USB, detachable from the controller, standard QWERTY layout

Games supported: Onimusha 3, All PS1/2 games

Can be found for: ~$35

Made by: HORI

Favorite

tilt sensor, 2 clickable thumbsticks,, 4 face buttons, 2 system buttons, 4 shoulder buttons, 1 dpad, wireless, a cool box and base, rumble, batteries included (requires a screwdriver to install)

Hi res

Games supported: List, particularly arcade shooters

Obtained: October 12, 2010

Can be found for: ~$20

Made by: Sony

Peripheral #: 121

None, it's a holster for Move. A cool box.

Unidextrous, ambidextrous

My Review

Games supported: Pop'n Music (PS1/PS2)

Obtained: September 1, 2017

Can be found for: ~$40 Import only

Made by: Konami

Peripheral #: 338

9 face buttons, 2 system buttons

Games supported: Power Shovel ni Norou!! (PS1)

Obtained: August 4, 2009

Can be found for: ~$130 Import only

Made by: Taito

Specific version: Yellow

Other versions: Black

Peripheral #: 074

2 analog joysticks, 13 face buttons (5 per joystick, 3 on the base 1 of which being the analog mode toggle), 4 triggers (2 per joystick)

a switch to select if No sticks, the left stick, or the right stick is digital

My Review

Games supported: Project Diva (PS3)

Obtained: September 1, 2017

Can be found for: ~$180, Import Only

Made by: HORI

Peripheral #: 336

Individual buttons for each dpad direction, 6 face buttons (dpad and face buttons light up), touchpad (mapped to an analog stick) 2 switches to change how the controls map/which analog stick is used

Games supported: All PS1/most PS2 games and List

Obtained: ~February 29, 2008

Can be found for: ~$50 Import only

Made by: Sony

1 dpad, 2 clickable thumbsticks, 4 face buttons, 2 system buttons, 4 shoulder buttons, rumble, Flightstick (SCPH-1110) compatability

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Games supported: All PS1/most PS2 games and List

Can be found for: ~$50

Made by: Sony

1 dpad, 2 clickable thumbsticks, 4 face buttons, 2 system buttons, 4 shoulder buttons, Flightstick (SCPH-1110) compatability

My Review

Games supported: All PS1/PS2 games

Obtained: January 17, 2009

Can be found for: ~$20 Import only

Made by: Generic

Peripheral #: 064

Quantity: 2

1 dpad, 2 clickable thumbsticks, 4 face buttons, 2 system buttons, 4 shoulder buttons, rumble, red ring of death analog switch, clamshell casing that must be destroyed to open

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Games supported: Misc games (PS3)

Obtained: ?

Can be found for: ~$20

Made by: Sony

Peripheral #: ?

640×480, USB (2.0) web cam with a 4-mic array

Games supported: All games (All systems)

Obtained: November 24, 2009

Can be found for: ~$30

Made by: Sony

Peripheral #: 086

640i LCD, composite in via minijack, TV in and out via PS multi-AV, speakers, headphone port, brightness and volume controls

Games supported: PSVR games for PS4

Obtained: October 13, 2016

Can be found for: ~$550

Made by: Sony

Peripheral #: 283

A 5" 1080p OLED RGB screen, head tracking via LEDs (requires PS Camera to work), microphone, a cool box, headphone port (includes earbuds), inline remote (controls power, microphone, volume +/-), connects via HDMI and USB 3.0, infrared wearer detection

breakout box handles 3D audio, output to TV (undistorts VR vision to mirror it to the TV, as well as allowing for dual-screen output in some games) as well as cinema mode which lets all non-VR games display as a giant TV on the headset (capable of running on any HDMI device so long as the PS4 is still connected via USB)

Games supported: All games (PSP 1K/2K/3K models, PSP go with an adapter)

Obtained: August 13, 2013

Can be found for: ~$30

Made by: DOSO

Peripheral #: 212

An after-market wireless PS2 controller that connects to a small adapter that plugs into the PSP's USB port. Requires custom firmware. Unlike PSP go and the Wildfire gaming dock, this one actually uses the right analog stick

The controller uses 2xAAAs (not included) the adapter uses a Y-cord to take power from the PSP's AC adapter

Games supported: Little Big Planet Karting, Gran Turismo 5, Need for Speed: Hot Pursuit, Burnout Paradise, MotorStorm Apocalypse (PS3)

Obtained: October 23, 2012

Can be found for: ~$40

Made by: Sony

Peripheral #: 176

4 triggers, dpad, 4 face buttons, 2 system buttons, 2 gear flippers, 1 motorcycle grip (right side), the handle positions are adjustable, rumble in each handle, requires Move

Games supported: RealPlay Golf

Obtained: May 18, 2017

Can be found for: $80 with Pool and Puzzle Sphere, Import Only

Made by:

Peripheral #: 325-B

Wireless (via USB dongle), dpad, 3 buttons, motion sensing

Games supported: RealPlay Pool

Obtained: May 18, 2017

Can be found for: $80 with Gold and Puzzle Sphere, Import Only

Made by:

Peripheral #: 325-A

Wireless (via USB dongle), dpad, 3 buttons, motion sensing

Games supported: RealPlay Puzzle Sphere

Obtained: May 18, 2017

Can be found for: $80 with Golf and Pool, Import Only

Made by:

Peripheral #: 324

Wireless (via USB dongle), dpad, unknown

Bowling

Racing

Tennis

Games supported: All PS3 games

Obtained: October 15, 2009

Can be found for: ~$5

Made by: GioTeck

Peripheral #: 079

Quantity: 3 pairs

Nothing. It's more of an ergonomic improvement

Games supported: Most Guncon2 games (PS1/PS2)

Can be found for: ~$20

Made by: RedOctane

1 aluminum foot pedal

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Games supported: Most Vita games

Obtained: November 22, 2017

Can be found for: ~$20

Made by: HORI

Peripheral #: 349

Adds L2/L3/R2/R3 buttons to the 2K/slim model

Games supported: Resident Evil 4, All PS1/2 games

Can be found for: ~$10

Made by: NubyTech

Specific version: PS2 Orange

Other versions: Gamecube Yellow

rip cord, tilt sensor, 2 clickable thumbsticks, 4 face buttons, 2 system buttons, 4 shoulder buttons, 1 dpad, a cool box/base with hidden compartments, Removable cable, rumble, Sound chip, individually numbered

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Games supported: Most PS1 games, Resident Evil 1/2/3

Obtained: ~ February 29, 2008

Can be found for: ~$65 Import only

Made by: ASCII

1 dpad, 8 face buttons, 2 system buttons, Turbo switch for 1 shoulder-button

My Review

Games supported: All PS1/PS2 games

Can be found for: ~$20

Made by: MadCatz

1 dpad, 2 clickable thumbsticks, 4 face buttons, 2 system buttons, 4 shoulder buttons, rumble, Backlit buttons, clamshell casing that must be destroyed to open

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Games supported: Rez, Space Channel 5: Part 2, Japanese version of Disaster Report (PS2)

Can be found for: ~$50 Import only

Made by: ASCII

Rumble, a cool box

PC Drivers

Games supported: Tony Hawk RIDE (PS3)

Obtained: January 8, 2011

Can be found for: ~$20

Made by: Activision

Peripheral #: 130

Specific version: PS3

Other versions: Wii, 360

Dpad, 7 buttons (Select/Home/X/O/Square/Triangle/Start), player indicator lights, batteries included (requires a screwdriver to install), wireless (USB HID dongle), a cool box, 4 infrared sensors that act as buttons, 2 axis motion sensor

Games supported: All PS1/PS2 games, particularly RPGs

Obtained: October 5, 2010

Can be found for: ~$30 Import only

Made by: Dragonplus

Peripheral #: 120

Specific version: Blue (not shown)

Other versions: Black

2 dpads (1 is redundant), 2 clickable analog sticks, 12 face buttons (X,O, Square, Triangle, L1, L2, R1, R2, Start, Select, analog mode button, console reset button) rumble, LEDs, clamshell packaging that must be destroyed to open

Unidextrous, ambidextrous

Games supported: Misc PS2 games

Obtained: October 21, 2018

Can be found for: $100

Made by: SEGA

Peripheral #: 393

Japanese: PS2用 復刻版 サターンパッド

Specific version: Beige with colored buttons (Top-right)

Other versions: Beige with grey buttons, black with black buttons, purple with black buttons, black with black and blue buttons

1 dpad, 2 shoulder buttons, 6 face buttons, 2 system buttons

Games supported: Seaman 2 (PS2)

Obtained: October 29, 2012

Can be found for: Gift from Sharkie

Made by: ASCII/Agetec/Sammy

Peripheral #: 181-B

No: 7005037

1 dpad, 1 non-clickable thumbstick, 6 face buttons, 2 system buttons, 2 shoulder buttons, microphone, USB HID

Games supported: Seaman 2 (PS2)

Can be found for: ~$50 Import only with game

Made by: ASCII

Peripheral #: 181-A

1 dpad, 1 non-clickable thumbstick, 6 face buttons, 2 system buttons, 2 shoulder buttons, microphone, a cool box, USB HID

Games supported: All PS2 games

Obtained: May 13, 2017

Can be found for: ~$50

Made by: HORI

Peripheral #: 321

Specific version: Black (not pictured)

Japanese: セパレートコントローラ

Dualshock 2 layout, a switch to control the right analog stick (to act as Left, Right and N which is either neutral or the Dpad), redundant L1/L2 buttons, the controller breaks apart in the middle (only the right side can be used when apart)

Games supported: All PS1/2 games

Can be found for: ~$20

Made by: NubyTech

1 dpad, 4 shoulders (2 trigger-style), a cool sphere, 4 face buttons, 3 system buttons, 2 clickable thumbsticks

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Games supported: All Move games, Killzone3, SOCOM 4, Time Crisis 4, Dead Space Extraction (PS3)

Obtained: February 18, 2011

Can be found for: ~$40

Made by: Sony

Peripheral #: 133

Quantity: 2

Plugs into the PS Move's EXT port, dual triggers (one is the Move button), Lock for the Move button, adjustable shoulder stock, firing mode selector, realistic pump-action (mechanically pushes Move's trigger), reload button (bottom of the grip), triangle/square (on both sides of the gun) Removable scope (hopefully lets you attach a PSP), a cool box, ambidextrous. (Required a Move and a NavCon)

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Games supported: Misc PS4 and Android games

Obtained: May 14, 2014

Can be found for: ~$10

Made by: Nyko

Peripheral #: 238

A small/flimsy clip that attaches a phone to a Dualshock 4 using rubber bands

Games supported: Space Invaders 25th Anniversary (PS2)

Obtained: November 9, 2009

Can be found for: ~$60 with game, Import only

Made by: Taito

Peripheral #: 081

None. It's more of a holster for a controller, a cool box

You put a PS2 Dualshock inside of it, and the knobs/buttons use the Dualshocks left and right on the dpad, start, select, and triangle buttons

Review

Games supported: All PS1 games, NFL Blitz, Forsaken, Duke Nukem: Time to Kill, Descent (PS1), some PS2 games

Obtained: May 4, 2010

Can be found for: ~$30

Made by: ASCII

Peripheral #: 097

1 dpad, 6 face buttons, 2 triggers, 2 system buttons, calibration button, mode switch, track sphere with 6 degrees of freedom, a cool box, training game disc

Review

Games supported: Metal Gear AC!D 2 (PSP)

Can be found for: ~$30 (with game)

Made by: Konami

The game uses this to give the illusion of 3D (like Virtual Boy), by splitting the screen in half

Games supported: Happy Diet (PS2)

Obtained: July 3, 2012

Can be found for: ~$5 Import only

Made by: Taito

Peripheral #: 168

Specific version: Orange (not shown)

Other versions: Blue

A stairmaster controller, with a female controller port to use a controller for menus

Games supported: Super Robot Wars, all PS1/PS2 games (particularly RPGs)

Obtained: November 18, 2009

Can be found for: ~$60 Import only

Made by: HORI

Peripheral #: 085

Specific version: Limited Collector's Edition (not shown)

Other versions: Black (shown)

Japanese: スーパーロボット大戦コントローラ

dpad, 2 clickable thumbsticks and a switch to swap them, 8 face buttons (4 face, 2 system, analog mode button, console reset button) rumble, a cool box, 4 triggers (they are hidden inside the gap on the picture)

Unidextrous

Genres Supported: FPSs (PS3)

Can be found for: $99

Made by: HORI

Obtained: October 25, 2011

Peripheral #: 153

Specific version: Black (not shown)

Other versions: Best Buy Camouflage (shown)

Converts Mouse/Keyboard movements into standard controller data, a cool box

Keyboard: 3 meter wire, USB (HID), concave dpad, 12 border-lit buttons, 1 speed setting button, re-assignable buttons via a switch and an indicator LED per button, removable wrist pad. 2 other switches for controlling the speed of the movement when the speed setting button isnt held, and the other for the mouse sensitivity

Mouse: 1/3 meter wire, 6 buttons (also re-assignable), optical, weighted, a mouse pad

My Review

Genres Supported: FPSs (PS3/PS4)

Can be found for: $199

Made by: HORI

Obtained: November 7, 2016

Peripheral #: 285

Converts Mouse/Keyboard movements into standard controller data, a cool box, button remapping

mouse: USB, variable DPI (400-3200) via 2 buttons, optical, 4 buttons, clickable scrollwheel

keyboard: adjustable wristpad, clickable analog stick, 1 thumb button, 20 backlit (red) face buttons, 1 OS button, clickable touchpad, red LED display for settings

4 switches (profiles (1/2/3), console (PS3/PS4/PC), stick alignment (right on kb/left on kb), mode (assign/off/adjust))

Genres Supported: Tam Tam Paradise (PS2)

Can be found for: $20

Made by: Global A Entertainment

Obtained: March 11, 2013

Peripheral #: 191

2 controllers, each with a big shoulder button, and 2 big face buttons

Games supported: None

Obtained: April 16, 2010

Can be found for: $20

Made by: Datel

Peripheral #: 102

Specific version: 2x/3x model

Other versions: 1x model

Plugs into the headset port, 3 axis motion sensing, reconfigurable profiles

Completely non-functional, blocks sound as well.

Games supported: Final Fantasy X-2, All PS1/ most PS2 games

Obtained: ~December 20, 2006

Can be found for: ~$300 Import only

Made by: HORI

Specific version: First run (red box)

Other versions: Second run (silver box) for Final Fantasy X-2: International + Last Mission

Favorite

4 triggers, 1 dpad, a clickable thumbstick, 4 buttons, 2 system buttons and a cool box and base, Removable cables

The (thick) wires connect to the bottom of the gun handles via an old keyboard style connector (pre-PS/2) they then connect to a small box with a switch on it, which controls which stick the analog stick acts as

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Games supported: Racing games (PS1/PS2)

Obtained: June 2, 2016

Can be found for: ~$90

Made by: Logic3

Peripheral #: 271

dpad, 4 face buttons, 2 system buttons,analog mode toggle, 4 triggers, 2 foot pedals, tiltable steering wheel

Games supported: Cabela’s Dangerous Hunts 2011 (PS3)

Obtained: October 29, 2010

Can be found for: ~$90

Made by: Activision

Peripheral #: 122

Specific version: PS3

Other versions: 360, Wii

dpad, 2 depressable analog sticks, trigger, X/O/Triangle/Square/PS/Start/Select, pump-action reloader, Wireless Sensor bar/pointing device with automatic shut-off timer, a cool box, display-independent lightgun (SD and HD), wireless (USB dongle, can be hidden inside the scope), removable stock and scope, batteries included (needs a screwdriver to open), wrist strap, USB HID (buttons/analog sticks only, not the pointing device)

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Games Supported: All Vita games (PSP2)

Obtained: April 4, 2012

Can be found for: ?

Made by: Pdp

Peripheral #: 161

A shell for Vita that makes it more comfortable to hold

Games Supported: All PS3 games

Obtained: May 29, 2020

Can be found for: 40

Made by: Datel

Peripheral #: 427

A standard dualshock layout, an LCD for changing settings, uses 2xAA batteries (not included) uses the XBOX360 battery pack, not compatible with the VitaTV

Games Supported: uDraw Studio Instant Artist (PS3)

Obtained: November 15, 2011

Can be found for: $30

Made by: THQ

Peripheral #: 155

Specific version: PS3

Other versions: 360, Wii

A wireless (via a USB dongle which can be stored inside the battery compartment) multitouch, 2000x1600, active-digitizer (stylus) tablet with built-in tilt sensors, dpad, 4 face buttons, Start/Select/Home, takes 3 AA batteries (not included)

My Review

Games supported: Racing games (PS1)

Obtained: March 8, 2017

Can be found for: Gift

Made by: Performance

Peripheral #: 306

Specific version: PS1

Other versions: N64

Wheel, 12 face buttons (4 act as the triggers, 4 are unknown, 4 are A/B/L/I or II (toggle-able via a switch) which implies it is NegCon compatible), 2 system buttons, 1 bi-directional trigger, wheel

Games supported: Lifeline (PS2)

Can be found for: ~$10

Made by: Logitech

A simple USB headset

Games supported: List (PS1)

Can be found for: ~$25 Import only

Made by: Namco

Specific version: Green/Purple (not shown)

Other versions: White

2 buttons, analog jog wheel, a cool box, Unidextrous, Ambidextrous

Games supported: Stolen Song (PS1 or 2?)

Obtained: March 11, 2013

Can be found for: ~$?

Made by: ?

Peripheral #: 194

I don't even know...

Games Supported: Racing games (PS1)

Obtained: April 1, 2016

Can be found for: ~$15

Made by: Interact

Peripheral #: 142-B

A steering wheel with 2 foot pedals, a dpad, 8 face buttons, turbo and remapping buttons

Games supported: PSP (2000/3000 models only)

Obtained: July 30, 2013

Can be found for: ~$100

Made by: Datel

Peripheral #: 207

Specific version: White (not pictured)

Other versions: Multiple colors

Lets you use PS2 (but not PS1) controllers on (a non-hacked) PSP, has AC-adapter and TV-out bypass connectors (so you can charge it and use TV-out at the same time)

Games supported: PS4 games that don't need the trackbar or touchpad's X/Y coordinates

Obtained: January 25, 2018

Can be found for: ~$40

Made by: HORI

Peripheral #: 357

Specific version: Dragon Warrior/Quest Slime

Other versions: White, Blue, Black, Red

4 triggers, touchpad button (doesn't detect X/Y coordinates though, similar to the button on the Aim controller), 4 face buttons, Share/Options/PS, dpad, 2 clickable analog thumbsticks, wired via USB

Games supported: PS3

Obtained: March 8, 2017

Can be found for: Gift

Made by: Sony

Peripheral #: 309

Specific Version: Pink

Other Versions: Blue

4 triggers, 2 clickable analog sticks, dpad, 4 face buttons, 2 system buttons, 1 OS button, takes 2xAA batteries (not included), wireless via dongle, battery compartment needs a screwdriver

Games supported: PS3 and PC

Obtained: January 14, 2009 (Sold Killzone 2 to pay for it)

Can be found for: ~$40

Made by: Sony

Peripheral #: 063

54 buttons (2 shoulder, 3 system, 49 alpha-numeric) touch/track pad, wireless (Bluetooth), USB charging built in battery, clamshell casing that must be destroyed to open

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Games supported: Racing games (PS3)

Obtained: March 8, 2017

Can be found for: Gift

Made by: KidzPLAY

Peripheral #: 310

Specific Version: Pink

Other Versions: Blue

4 digital triggers (L1/R1 on the back of the middle part, L2/R2), 2 analog triggers (act as L2/Square and R1/X) disc dpad, 4 face buttons, 2 system buttons, 1 OS button, takes 2xAA batteries (not included), wireless via dongle, battery compartment needs a screwdriver, motion sensing

Games supported: Digimon Digital Partner, SD Gundam Eiyuden Musya (WS)

Obtained: November 9, 2009

Can be found for: ~$15 with a game, Import only

Made by: Bandai

Peripheral #: 082

Adds an infrared port to the WonderSwan to allow wireless communication with PocketStation and other WonderSwans, a cool box

Games supported: Harry Potter: Book of Spells (PS3)

Obtained: December 19, 2012

Can be found for: ~$59 with a game, PSeye and Move

Made by: Sony

Peripheral #: 185

A large hard-cover book of 14 augmented reality tracking tags

Games supported: PS4 games

Obtained: November 23, 2016

Installed: December 3, 2016

Can be found for: ~$4

Made by: MicroSoft

Peripheral #: 293

Replacement analog stick caps for XBOX1 controllers, that also fit in PS4 controllers

Games supported: PS1/PS2 driving games

Obtained: May 12, 2014

Can be found for: ~$20

Made by: InterAct

Peripheral #: 237

A steering wheel, 3 system buttons, dpad, 4 face button, the right handle is a throttle, 2 brake handlebars/flippers (the left one clicks)

It's powered which implies it has forcefeed back of some sort (rumble or the ability to turn itself) and what appears to be a light on top

Games supported: All PS3 games, particularly FPSs

Obtained: July 6, 2010

Can be found for: ~$90

Made by: XCM

Specific version: PS3

Other versions: PC, 360

Peripheral #: 105

2 clickable analog thumbsticks, dpad, 3 triggers (one of which is used to ignore IR sensor data), 10 buttons (start/select/home, R1/L2/Face buttons/System), SIXAXIS, USB, works as a standard HID controller instead of a lightgun (ie: maps the aiming/motion sensing to the right analog stick) Turbo switch, detachable left-hand grip, USB sensor bar, a cool box

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Games supported: All PS3 games

Obtained: May 3, 2011

Can be found for: ~$20

Made by: Xwerx

Specific version: PS3

Other versions: 360 (Green)

Peripheral #: 140

Quantity: 3

A silicone skin or plastic clip-on thing for Dualshock3 or XBOX360 controllers to make them more ergonomic

Similar to my ErgoShock idea that I submitted to DreamGear and they rejected

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Games supported: PS2 Racing games

Obtained: May 4, 2017

Can be found for: ~$30

Made by: Yamaha

Peripheral #: 316

Switch to control the lights, dualshock layout (with Start/Select/Mode buttons that look like metal bolts) but without the 2 analog sticks, 2 flippers, steering wheel, rotating grip

Games supported: Various racing games (PS1)

Obtained: En route

Can be found for: ~$8

Made by: HORI

Peripheral #: 233

mini-steering wheel, 2 triggers, dpad, 4 face buttons, 1 system button, range switch

Games supported: ZXE-D: Legend of Plasmalite (PS1)

Obtained: January 6, 2010

Can be found for: ~$15 with a game, Import only

Made by: Bandai

Peripheral #: 081

UPC: 4902425 49379 4

Favorite

2 memory card like devices that plug into an original model PS1 only that tell the game how you've assembled your custom mech based on what parts you used

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