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Games Supported: All PC/PS3/360/PS4/X1/VitaTV/Android/Switch games that don't require Move, Kinect or some other peripheral

Obtained: February 29, 2020

Can be found for: ~$100

Made by: Kickstarter

Peripheral #: 424

Dpad, 2 analog triggers, 4 digital triggers, 4 face buttons, 2 system buttons, 2 OS buttons, 2 clickable thumbsticks, rumble, wireless (via Bluetooth or USB dongle), wired (via micro USB), built-in rechargeable battery, 320×240 color LCD, reprogrammable profiles (up to 16), updateable firmware

Games Supported: All PC/PS3/360/PS4/X1/VitaTV/Android games that don't require Move, Kinect or some other peripheral

Obtained: July 24, 2012

Can be found for: ~$70

Made by: ControllerMAX

Peripheral #: 172

Allows you to use PS3/PS4/Wii/360/X1 controllers on PC/PS3/360/X1 (so you can use PS3 on 360/X1/PS4/PC, 360 on PS3/PS4/PC/VitaTV, or Wii on 360/X1/PS3/PS4/PC/VitaTV)

Lets you set up profiles to remap controls, and store up to 9 on the device. Switch between them via a button on the device, or button combo on the controller. You can even disable buttons (L3/R3) invert axis for games that don't allow it, change dead zones

Includes a bluetooth adapter to use PS3/Wii controllers wirelessly, and a USB cable.

API to let PC apps send data to the console it's connected to

Link

Games Supported: Afterburner, Dash Yarou, Knight Arms, Metal Sight, Neural Gear, Overtake, Star Cruiser, Star Luster, Super Hangon, Syvalion, Thunder Blade (Sharp X68000, PC98 series, FM Towns, Sega MegaDrive/Genesis)

Obtained: April 19, 2015

Can be found for: ~$50

Made by: Sharp

Peripheral #: 253

Specific version: Sharp CZ-8NJ2

Other version: Micomsoft XE-1AJ

Ambidextrous (the sticks are swappable!) a bunch of inputs I'll need to look closer for...

More information PC adapter

Games Supported: All PC/PS3/XBOX360 games

Obtained: March 5, 2015

Can be found for: ~$150

Made by: Advantage via Kickstarter

Peripheral #: 251

Fill me in!

Games Supported: Pinball HD, Pinball HD Collection (iPad)

Obtained: February 21, 2018

Can be found for: ~$30

Made by: duo

Peripheral #: 361

Wireless (via bluetooth), takes 3xAA batteries (included), a box, 2 side buttons, 1 plunger

To mod for Android: https://learn.adafruit.com/pinball-controll-ipad/overview

To mod for Switch: https://github.com/shinyquagsire23/Switch-Fightstick

Games Supported: Raspberry Pi

Obtained: December 2, 2016

Can be found for: ~$19

iOT pHAT

Made by: Kickstarter

Peripheral #: 292-A

Red Bear Zero

Made by: 8bitdo

Peripheral #: 292-B

iOT pHAT: A wifi (802.11n) bluetooth (4.1) add-on board for raspberry pi

Red Bear Zero: Wireless (via bluetooth), built-in rechargeable battery (via microUSB), dpad, 2 system buttons, 4 face buttons, 2 triggers, wrist strap

Games Supported: Jackpot Slots (iOS)

Obtained: July 5, 2012

Can be found for: ~$5

Made by: New Potato Technologies, Inc

Peripheral #: 171

An ipod touch/iphone docking bay, mini USB port, one slot machine arm

Link

Games Supported: All SNES/Genesis games

Obtained: February 9, 2010

Can be found for: ~$20

Made by: Beeshu

Peripheral #: 93

Standard SNES controls (dpad, ABXY, Start, Select, LR), plus rapid fire options

It comes with an adapter to work on the Genesis, that only works with this controller when you flip a switch on it

Placed in Other because it would go in both Nintendo and Sega

Review

Games Supported: Some Pokitto games

Obtained: April 4, 2019

Can be found for: ~$20

Made by: Pokitto

Peripheral #: 408

Adds 2 buttons, a PSP-style analog nub, and rumble to the Pokitto via it's GPIO connector, exposes a smaller GPIO connector on the bottom

Games Supported: All Atari games

Obtained: July 20, 2010

Can be found for: ~$20

Made by: Atari

Peripheral #: 106

Motion sensing, 1 button

Historical artifact: First controller to have motion sensing

Starter Course

Games Supported: N/A

Obtained: August 21, 2020

Can be found for: ~$80

Made by: LEGO

Peripheral #: 431

Mario: LCD for the eyes and chest, downwards-facing camera with an LED to provide lighting, motion sensing, bluetooth, uses 2xAAA batteries, 2 buttons, connects to a phone app

Some pieces have barcodes on them for the camera to read, so Mario knows what piece it's on

Expansion sets

• • Guarded Fortress Expansion Set

  • Desert Pokey Expansion Set

  • Whomp’s Lava Trouble Expansion Set

  • Piranha Plant Power Slide Expansion Set

  • Boomer Bill Barrage Expansion Set

  • Mario’s House & Yoshi Expansion Set

  • Toad’s Treasure Hunt Expansion Set

  • Bowser’s Castle Boss Battle Expansion Set

  • Thwomp Drop Expansion Set

  • King Boo and the Haunted Yard Expansion Set

Power-up Packs

• • Fire Mario Power-Up Pack

  • Propeller Mario Power-Up Pack

  • Cat Mario Power-Up Pack

  • Builder Mario Power-Up Pack

Character Packs

• • Paragoomba

  • Fuzzy

  • Spiny

  • Buzzy Beetle

  • Bullet Bill

  • Bob-omb

  • Eep Cheep

  • Blooper

  • Urchin

  • Peepa

Games Supported: Misc GameShell games

Obtained: August 4, 2018

Can be found for: ~$15

Made by: Clockwork

Peripheral #: 386

Attaches to the back of the LEGO shell with clips, 5 triggers, each with an LED, connects to an internal port on the bottom edge of the keypad module

Games Supported: Misc Android/iPhone/board games

Obtained: December 29, 2014

Can be found for: ~$50

Made by: ???

Peripheral #: 248

Built-in rechargeable battery, charges via micro USB, an automated mini-car that uses a downwards-facing camera to see the lines beneath it to follow and read color codes to change it's behavior like speed

Games Supported: Pinball Magic (iOS)

Obtained: July 4, 2012

Can be found for: ~$35

Made by: New Potato Technologies, Inc

Peripheral #: 170

An ipod touch/iphone docking bay, side mounted flipper buttons, ball-launching plunger, a credit/select button, oscillating LED beacon and animated backbox

Link

Games Supported: Sailor Moon to Hiragana Lesson (Playdia)

Obtained: May 23, 2012

Can be found for: ~$35 Import Only

Made by: Bandai

Peripheral #: 164

Wireless via Infrared, 2 more buttons

Katakana: プレイディア (Playdia) 美少女戦士セーラームーン (Sailor Moon)

美少女戦士セーラームーンSuperS セーラームーンとひらがなレッスン!

Search URLs: Yahoo Japan Auctions 2

Games Supported: AND/iOS/PC/Switch

Obtained: December 26, 2017

Can be found for: ~$40

Made by: 8Bitdo

Peripheral #: 353

Dpad, 2 system buttons, 2 OS buttons, 4 face buttons, 4 triggers, 2 clickable analog sticks, rumble, motion sensing, Wireless (via Bluetooth), built-in rechargeable battery (via USB-C), a cool box

Games Supported: All XBOX/360/PS2/PS3/PS4 games (anything that can connect to it)

Obtained: Unknown (I didn't initially count it, but it adds a lot to games/movies)

Can be found for: ~$200

Made by: Spherex

Peripheral #: 332

Remote: Lots of buttons (I use a Logitech Harmony instead), uses 2xAA batteries (included)

Display box: Infrared port, LED display, connects to the Subwoofer box via an S-video cable

Subwoofer box: Built-in subwoofer and audio receiver, expansion slot

Connections for: 5 speakers, 2 TOSlink/optical audio cables, digital coaxial, headphones, composite audio, USB-B

Games Supported: ColecoVision games

Obtained: November 19, 2016

Can be found for: ~$15

Made by: Coleco

Peripheral #: 288

Uses standard-of-the-day Atari-joystick 9-pin D-connector, 4 triggers, 12 face buttons, dial, joystick

Games Supported: All Sinclair/Atari games

Obtained: January 15, 2010

Can be found for: ~$35

Made by: Super Soft

Peripheral #: 91

Uses standard-of-the-day Atari-joystick 9-pin D-connector, 8-way joystick (the metal stick coming out of the top), The "handle" acts as the fire button, A cool tube

Review

Games Supported: All PC/PS3/360/PS4/X1/VitaTV/Android/Wii U/Switch games that don't require Move, Kinect or some other peripheral

Obtained: February 22, 2016

Can be found for: ~$90

Made by: Console Tuner

Peripheral #: 302-A

Connection Pack

Obtained: January 25, 2018

Can be found for: ~$60

Peripheral #: 302-B

302-A: Allows you to use PC/PS3/PS4/Wii/Wii U/360/X1/Switch controllers on any other system (so you can use PS3 on 360/X1/PS4/PC, 360 on PS3/PS4/PC/VitaTV, or Wii on 360/X1/PS3/PS4/PC/VitaTV)

Lets you set up profiles to remap controls, and store up to 9 on the device (4 internally, the rest require a microSD card). Switch between them via button on the device, or button combo on the controller. You can even disable buttons (L3/R3) invert axis for games that don't allow it, change dead zones. Includes a USB cable. (Hold both up/down buttons when plugging a USB cable into the PROG port to reset the firmware)

Has 4 USB ports (2 master ports to plug controllers into, 2 micro USB ports [output to console, and to PC for programming] which support USB OTG), up/down buttons to select a program slot (can hold up to 9, and one default/blank), a controllable RGB LED, microSD card slot, 7-segment LED indicator to tell you what program slot is loaded, AC adapter port (needed to use the bluetooth adapter)

302-B: Bluetooth adapter (plugs into a connector under the grey top-left part) to use PS3/PS4/Wii/Switch controllers wirelessly. Also includes a 512 MB microSD card

This file will allow it to be used on PS4 without needing a PS4 controller plugged for authorization

Games Supported: Most PS1/PS2 games

Obtained: December 6, 2018

Can be found for: ~$50

Made by: Brook

Peripheral #: 302-C

An adapter to use PS3/PS4 controllers on PS1/PS2. The Titan Two also works on it

Games Supported: Most DC games

Obtained: December 24, 2019

Can be found for: ~$50

Made by: Brook

Peripheral #: 302-D

An adapter to use PS3/PS4 controllers on DC. The Titan Two also works on it

Games Supported: PS2 lightgun games, Silent Scope Complete, House of the Dead 3 (XBOX)

Obtained: May 1, 2010

Can be found for: ~$25

Made by: EMS

Peripheral #: 103

Specific version: TopGun I (not compatible with Vista/Win7)

Other versions: TopGun II

Works with PC (as a mouse), PS2 and the original XBOX, Sensor bars/pointing device, a cool box, display-independent lightgun (SD and HD), true force feedback (recoil), digital thumbstick, laser pointer and X/Y axis calibration dials, turbo switch, 6 buttons (2 triggers, start/select, A/B), takes 2 (USB/XBOX) ports (1 for data, 1 for power)

Drivers Edited Vista/Win7 INF file My Review

Games Supported: RobotWorks

Obtained: November 17 2009

Can be found for: ~$70 (with a WonderSwan) Import only

Made by: Bandai

Peripheral #: 83

Specific version: WonderSwan

Other versions: PC

Light sensor, microphone, speaker, infra-red hole-detector, 2 antennae to detect obstructions, 6 legs/wheels, infra-red data transfer with game cart, a cool box

Somewhat programmable. You select a sensor block (ie: Detect something touching right antennae) and a reaction block (ie: turn left) And you can have it set to move forward if nothing is detected, then allow that action to be interrupted if any other sensor block is triggered