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2026-10-22T14:02:40Z

Rjt: theme bork note

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Welcome to the pre-public version of the '''Videogame Interface Wiki'''.

The goal of this wiki is to promote non-standard videogame interactions by cataloguing all sorts of videogame interfaces and providing information for game players and game makers on how to make use of them.

The short-term goal is to make this place less empty, then to make it less hideous.

Whoops, theme's borked again :3

Currently:

* Um-ing and ah-ing over the best way to represent [[:Category:Adaptor|adaptor]] compatibility.
* We've hit 30 [[:Category:Controller|controller]] entries!

[[User:Rjt|Rjt]] ([[User talk:Rjt|talk]])

== How To Help ==

NB: Check out the [[Contributor Guide]].

A good way to start could be to:—

* Fix any typos or small factual errors.
* Add images to pages that need them.
* Create categories that red links are pointing to.

More advanced:—

* Create yourself a user page, and use that play with formatting, write drafts, etc.
* Create a page for a controller, adaptor, piece of software you are familiar with.

== Sections ==

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| [[:Category:Colour|Colours]] || [[:Category:Company|Companies]] || [[:Category:Connection|Connections]] || [[:Category:Mechanism|Mechanisms]] || [[:Category:Purpose|Purposes]] || [[:Category:System|Systems]]
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== Other Resources ==

* '''[https://joystick.directory/ Joystick Directory]''' - Wiki for 'vintage and retro game controllers'.
* '''[https://www.youtube.com/c/SharkiesGamingControllers/videos Sharkie's Gaming Controllers]''' - Youtube channel.
* '''[https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCWNOKQ9MV7rR8w3dAN8mxtg/videos Wired-Up Retro]''' - Youtube channel.
* '''[https://neotechni.github.io/ Techni's Peripheral Museum]''' - Database of Techni's personal collection.
* '''[https://www.pcgamingwiki.com/wiki/Category:Controller Controller]''' category on the PCGamingWiki.
* '''[https://wiki.arcadecontrols.com/ Build Your Own Arcade Controls Wiki]'''.
* '''[https://www.msx.org/wiki/#MSX_Hardware Hardware]''' section on the MSX Resource Centre wiki.
* '''[https://segaretro.org/Main_Page Sega Retro]''' - Wiki with some good interface info.

Category:Mahjong

2026-01-18T06:17:59Z

Rjt: Nicole Express post

Common labels on mahjong controllers are:

{| class="wikitable"
|+ style="caption-side:bottom;" | ''Translation''
| フリップ フロップ || スタート || コイン || ベット || || テイク スコアー || ダブル アップ || ビッグ || スモール || || ラスト チャンス || カン || ポン || チー || リーチ || ロン
|-
| Flip flop || Start || Coin || Bet || || Take score || Double up || Big || Small || || Last chance || Kan || Pon || Chii || Riichi || Ron
|}

{| class="wikitable"
|style="border:none"|
! A-N || フリップ フロップ || スタート || コイン || ベット || テイク スコアー || ダブル アップ || ビッグ || スモール || ラスト チャンス || カン || ポン || チー || リーチ || ロン
|-
! [[実戦麻雀コントローラー]]
| {{pos}} || {{neg}} || {{neg}} || {{neg}} || {{neg}} || {{neg}} || {{neg}} || {{neg}} || {{neg}} || {{neg}} || {{pos}} || {{pos}} || {{pos}} || {{pos}} || {{pos}}
|-
! [[実戦麻雀コントローラーII]]
| {{pos}} || {{neg}} || {{neg}} || {{neg}} || {{neg}} || {{neg}} || {{neg}} || {{neg}} || {{neg}} || {{neg}} || {{pos}} || {{pos}} || {{pos}} || {{pos}} || {{pos}}
|-
! [[Mahjong Controller (Neo Geo)|Mahjong Controller]]
| {{pos}} || {{neg}} || {{neg}} || {{neg}} || {{neg}} || {{neg}} || {{neg}} || {{neg}} || {{neg}} || {{neg}} || {{pos}} || {{pos}} || {{pos}} || {{pos}} || {{pos}}
|-
! playstation
| {{neg}} || {{neg}} || {{neg}} || {{neg}} || {{neg}} || {{neg}} || {{neg}} || {{neg}} || {{neg}} || {{neg}} || {{pos}} || {{pos}} || {{pos}} || {{pos}} || {{pos}}
|-
! R-Style
| || || || || || || || || || || || || || ||
|-
! [[USB Mahjong Controller]]
| || || || || || || || || || || || || || ||
|-
! [[USB Mahjong Controller Plus PAD]]
| || || || || || || || || || || || || || ||
|-
| colspan="16" style="border:none; font-weight:bold; text-align:center;" | Arcade panels
|-
! e麻雀.net Mahjong Panel
| {{pos}} || {{pos}} || {{pos}} || {{neg}} || {{pos}} || {{pos}} || {{pos}} || {{pos}} || {{pos}} || {{pos}} || {{pos}} || {{pos}} || {{pos}} || {{pos}} || {{pos}}
|-
! Konami Windy Mahjong Panel
| {{pos}} || {{pos}} || {{pos}} || {{neg}} || {{pos}} || {{neg}} || {{neg}} || {{neg}} || {{neg}} || {{pos}} || {{pos}} || {{pos}} || {{pos}} || {{pos}} || {{pos}}
|-
! Konami Windy II Mahjong Panel
| {{pos}} || {{pos}} || {{pos}} || {{neg}} || {{pos}} || {{neg}} || {{neg}} || {{neg}} || {{neg}} || {{pos}} || {{pos}} || {{pos}} || {{pos}} || {{pos}} || {{pos}}
|-
! Namco Cyber Lead Mahjong Panel
| {{pos}} || {{pos}} || {{neg}} || {{neg}} || {{neg}} || {{neg}} || {{neg}} || {{neg}} || {{neg}} || {{neg}} || {{pos}} || {{pos}} || {{pos}} || {{pos}} || {{pos}}
|-
! Sanwa Astro City Mahjong Panel
| {{pos}} || {{pos}} || {{pos}} || {{neg}} || {{pos}} || {{neg}} || {{neg}} || {{neg}} || {{neg}} || {{pos}} || {{pos}} || {{pos}} || {{pos}} || {{pos}} || {{pos}}
|-
! Sega Astro City Mahjong Panel
| {{pos}} || {{pos}} || {{pos}} || {{neg}} || {{pos}} || {{neg}} || {{neg}} || {{neg}} || {{neg}} || {{pos}} || {{pos}} || {{pos}} || {{pos}} || {{pos}} || {{pos}}
|-
! Seimitsu Astro City Mahjong Panel
| {{pos}} || {{pos}} || {{pos}} || {{neg}} || {{pos}} || {{neg}} || {{neg}} || {{neg}} || {{neg}} || {{pos}} || {{pos}} || {{pos}} || {{pos}} || {{pos}} || {{pos}}
|-
! Sanwa Blast City Mahjong Panel
| {{pos}} || {{pos}} || {{pos}} || {{neg}} || {{pos}} || {{pos}} || {{pos}} || {{pos}} || {{pos}} || {{pos}} || {{pos}} || {{pos}} || {{pos}} || {{pos}} || {{pos}}
|-
! Sega Blast City Mahjong Panel
| {{pos}} || {{pos}} || {{pos}} || {{neg}} || {{pos}} || {{neg}} || {{neg}} || {{neg}} || {{neg}} || {{pos}} || {{pos}} || {{pos}} || {{pos}} || {{pos}} || {{pos}}
|-
! Seimitsu Blast City Mahjong Panel
| {{pos}} || {{pos}} || {{pos}} || {{neg}} || {{pos}} || {{neg}} || {{neg}} || {{neg}} || {{neg}} || {{pos}} || {{pos}} || {{pos}} || {{pos}} || {{pos}} || {{pos}}
|-
! Taito Egret II Mahjong Panel
| {{pos}} || {{pos}} || {{pos}} || {{neg}} || {{pos}} || {{pos}} || {{pos}} || {{pos}} || {{pos}} || {{pos}} || {{pos}} || {{pos}} || {{pos}} || {{pos}} || {{pos}}
|-
! Taito Egret 3 Mahjong Panel
| {{pos}} || {{pos}} || {{pos}} || {{neg}} || {{pos}} || {{pos}} || {{pos}} || {{pos}} || {{pos}} || {{pos}} || {{pos}} || {{pos}} || {{pos}} || {{pos}} || {{pos}}
|-
| colspan="16" style="border:none; font-weight:bold; text-align:center;" | JAMMA / [[:Category:Supergun|Supergun]] controllers
|-
! [[Pana Twin MP-92]]
| {{pos}} || {{pos}} || {{pos}} || {{neg}} || {{pos}} || {{pos}} || {{pos}} || {{pos}} || {{pos}} || {{pos}} || {{pos}} || {{pos}} || {{pos}} || {{pos}} || {{pos}}
|-
! [[Pana Twin Long]]
| {{pos}} || {{pos}} || {{pos}} || {{neg}} || {{pos}} || {{pos}} || {{pos}} || {{pos}} || {{pos}} || {{pos}} || {{pos}} || {{pos}} || {{pos}} || {{pos}} || {{pos}}
|-
! [[Sigma Fujin]]
| {{pos}} || {{pos}} || {{pos}} || {{pos}} || {{neg}} || {{neg}} || {{neg}} || {{neg}} || {{neg}} || {{pos}} || {{pos}} || {{pos}} || {{pos}} || {{pos}} || {{pos}}
|-
! [[Sigma MS-9]]
| {{pos}} || {{pos}} || {{pos}} || {{pos}} || {{neg}} || {{neg}} || {{neg}} || {{neg}} || {{neg}} || {{pos}} || {{pos}} || {{pos}} || {{pos}} || {{pos}} || {{pos}}
|-
! [[Sigma MST-8]]
| {{pos}} || {{pos}} || {{pos}} || {{pos}} || {{pos}} || {{pos}} || {{pos}} || {{neg}} || {{pos}} || {{pos}} || {{pos}} || {{pos}} || {{pos}} || {{pos}} || {{pos}}
|-
! [[Twin Rudder]]
| {{pos}} || {{pos}} || {{pos}} || {{neg}} || {{pos}} || {{pos}} || {{pos}} || {{pos}} || {{pos}} || {{pos}} || {{pos}} || {{pos}} || {{pos}} || {{pos}} || {{pos}}
|-
! Wintechno Play2 Mahjong version
| || || || || || || || || || || || || || ||
|-
| colspan="16" style="border:none; font-weight:bold; text-align:center;" | Plug'n'Play consoles
|-
! [[ＴＶ麻雀ゲーム]]
| {{pos}} || {{neg}} || {{neg}} || {{neg}} || {{neg}} || {{neg}} || {{neg}} || {{neg}} || {{neg}} || {{neg}} || {{pos}} || {{pos}} || {{pos}} || {{pos}} || {{pos}}
|-
! [[麻雀激闘伝説]]
| {{pos}} || {{neg}} || {{neg}} || {{neg}} || {{neg}} || {{neg}} || {{neg}} || {{neg}} || {{neg}} || {{neg}} || {{pos}} || {{pos}} || {{pos}} || {{pos}} || {{pos}}
|}

==See Also==

* [https://nicole.express/2026/put-your-clothes-back-on.html Playing Arcade Mahjong at Home? Or is it just a Mirage?] - Nicole Express, 2026/11/1

[[Category:Purpose]]

Keyboard Controller

2025-08-01T12:28:44Z

Rjt: Created

{{infobox_controller
| name = Keyboard Controller
| photo =
| release =
| series =
| model =
| company = [[:Category:Atari|Atari]]
| designer =
| colours = [[:Category:Black|Black]]
| system = [[:Category:Atari 2600|Atari 2600]]
| connection = [[:Category:DE9|DE9]]
| mechanisms = [[:Category:Digital button|Digital button]] [[:Category:Number pad|Number pad]] [[:Category:Overlay|Overlay]]
}}
Atari's Keyboard Controller, sometimes called the Keypad Controller, is a twelve-button interface sold in pairs.

There's an overlay with commands for [[wikipedia:BASIC|BASIC]] programming.

==See Also==

* [https://www.atariage.com/controller_page.php?SystemID=2600&ControllerID=4 Atari Keypad] page on AtariAge.
* [https://diyelectromusic.com/2025/06/26/arduino-atari-midi-keypad/ Arduino Atari MIDI Keypad] - DIY [[:Category:Adaptor|adaptor]] to use a set as [[:Category:MIDI|MIDI]] controllers.

[[Category:Controller]]

[[Category:Atari]]
[[Category:Black]]
[[Category:Atari 2600]]
[[Category:DE9]]
[[Category:Digital button]][[Category:Number pad]][[Category:Overlay]]

The Best Oven For Your Home: A Comprehensive Guide

2025-05-29T14:12:21Z

Rjt: Cleared - spam

User:Best-oven-uk6884

2025-05-29T14:11:19Z

Rjt: Cleared

Essential Online Business Tools For Success In The Digital Age

2025-05-29T13:47:16Z

Rjt: Cleared

Be On The Lookout For: How Buy A German Driving License Is Taking Over And What Can We Do About It

2025-05-29T13:46:36Z

Rjt: Cleared

User:Gotogelsuper2911

2025-05-29T13:46:00Z

Rjt: Cleared

User:Tassimocoffeemakers0050

2025-05-29T12:43:55Z

Rjt: Cleared

Navigating The Digital Landscape: Understanding And Engaging With Adult Toy Sites

2025-05-29T12:43:31Z

Rjt: Cleared

User:Topsadulttoys7733

2025-05-29T12:42:42Z

Rjt: Cleared

Yanya Caballista Fingerboard

2025-05-02T06:42:49Z

Rjt: Added image

{{infobox_controller
| photo = [[File:yanya-caballista-fingerboard.jpg]]
| release =
| series =
| model =
| company =
| designer =
| purpose =
| colours =
| system = [[:Category:PlayStation 2|PlayStation 2]]
| connection = N/A
| mechanisms = N/A
}}

A small version of a skateboard deck that attaches to the analogue sticks of a PS2 controller, packaged with the game '''[[wikipedia:Yanya_Caballista:_City_Skater|Yanya Caballista]]''', both in Japan and the USA.

==See Also==

* [https://ephemeralenigmascom.wordpress.com/2025/04/01/using-the-yanya-caballista-fingerboard-on-games-that-arent-yanya-caballista/ Using the Yanya Caballista Fingerboard on Games that aren’t Yanya Caballista] - Blog post on Ephemeral Enigmas.

[[Category:Accessory]]
[[Category:PlayStation 2]]

File:yanya-caballista-fingerboard.jpg

2025-05-02T06:40:41Z

Rjt: Rjt uploaded a new version of File:yanya-caballista-fingerboard.jpg

== Summary ==
Composite image of photos from online auction.

File:yanya-caballista-fingerboard.jpg

2025-05-02T06:38:35Z

Rjt: Composite image of photos from online auction.

== Summary ==
Composite image of photos from online auction.

Yanya Caballista Fingerboard

2025-05-02T06:32:33Z

Rjt: Created

{{infobox_controller
| photo =
| release =
| series =
| model =
| company =
| designer =
| purpose =
| colours =
| system = [[:Category:PlayStation 2|PlayStation 2]]
| connection = N/A
| mechanisms = N/A
}}

A small version of a skateboard deck that attaches to the analogue sticks of a PS2 controller, packaged with the game '''[[wikipedia:Yanya_Caballista:_City_Skater|Yanya Caballista]]''', both in Japan and the USA.

==See Also==

* [https://ephemeralenigmascom.wordpress.com/2025/04/01/using-the-yanya-caballista-fingerboard-on-games-that-arent-yanya-caballista/ Using the Yanya Caballista Fingerboard on Games that aren’t Yanya Caballista] - Blog post on Ephemeral Enigmas.

[[Category:Accessory]]
[[Category:PlayStation 2]]

Airplane Controller Stand

2025-02-22T17:50:17Z

Rjt: /* Flying Games */ left some aligning tests in

{{infobox_controller
| photo = [[File:airplane-controller-stand.jpg]]
| release =
| series =
| model = MX-WII084 (A-Power) PG-Wi070 (Pega)
| company = [[:Category:A-Power|A-Power]] [[:Category:Pega|Pega]] [[:Category:CTA Digital Accessories|CTA Digital Accessories]] [[:Category:Ostent|Ostent]]
| designer =
| purpose = [[:Category:Flight|Flight]]
| colours = [[:Category:White|White]]
| system = [[:Category:Wii|Wii]]
| connection = N/A
| mechanisms = N/A
}}
A flight-yoke-like shell that holds a [[Wii Remote]] and a [[Wii Nunchuk]]. Has points of articulation in the base and the parts that hold the controllers. Attaches to a table with a suction cup.

The two shells/handles can be removed and swapped. I can't think of a game where it'd be useful to have a yoke with two wiimotes or two nunchuks, but if you buy two units it's an option!

I've seen three different boxes for it, and released under various brand names: A-Power, Pega, CTA Digital Accessories, and Ostent.

==Compatibility==

So far, I haven't actually found anything that's fun to play with this thing :O

===Flying Games===

{| class="wikitable"
! ''Blazing Angels: Squadrons of WWII''
| {{neg|No}}
|-
! ''Copter Crisis''
| {{mix|Kinda works, but restricts movement (use wiimote vertically like baseless joystick)}}
|-
! ''Disney Planes''
| {{neg|Not suitable: paper-plane-type motion controls}}
|-
! ''Heatseeker''
| {{neg|Not suitable: plane follows pointer}}
|-
! ''Hyper Fighters''
| {{neg|No: Stick for movement, pointer for aiming}}
|-
! ''Kid Adventures: Sky Captain''
| {{neg|Not suitable: played holding the wiimote sideways}}
|-
! ''MiniCopter: Adventure Flight''
| {{unk|Not tested yet}}
|-
! ''MySims SkyHeroes''
| {{neg|Not suitable: No motion control, mostly Nunchuk stick}}
|-
! ''Rebel Raiders: Operation Nighthawk''
| {{mix|Kinda works, but joint on the yoke doesn't move smoothly, so it feels restrictive}}
|-
! ''Sky Crawlers: Innocent Aces''
| {{unk|Not tested yet}}
|-
! ''Stunt Flyer: Hero of the Skies''
| {{unk|Not tested yet}}
|-
! ''Tom Clancy's H.A.W.X. 2''
| {{neg|No. Nunchuk motion control with pointer aiming}}
|-
! ''Wing Island''
| {{neg|Not suitable: paper-plane-type motion controls}}
|-
! ''WWII Aces''
| {{unk|Not tested yet}}
|}

====Flying Games Within Other Games====

{| class="wikitable"
! Island Flyover
| in '''Wii Sports Resort'''
| {{neg|Not suitable: paper-plane-type motion controls}}
|-
! Flying stage(s?)
| in '''Up'''
| {{unk|Not tested yet}}
|}

==Gallery==
{| class="wikitable"
! colspan="4" | A-Power
|-
| [[File:airplane-controller-stand-apower-box-front.jpg]]
| [[File:airplane-controller-stand-apower-box-bottom.jpg]]
| [[File:airplane-controller-stand-apower-box-back.jpg]]
|
|-
! colspan="4" | CTA Digital Accessories
|-
| [[File:airplane-controller-stand-cta-box-front.jpg]]
| [[File:airplane-controller-stand-cta-box-back.jpg]]
| [[File:airplane-controller-stand-cta-box-inside.jpg]]
|
|-
! colspan="4" | Pega
|-
| [[File:airplane-controller-stand-pega-box-front.jpg]]
| [[File:airplane-controller-stand-pega-box-back.jpg]]
| [[File:airplane-controller-stand-pega-box-top.jpg]]
| [[File:airplane-controller-stand-pega-box-inside.jpg]]
|}

Dinodirect have some demo videos on Youtube:

* https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hKEq03m_ILc
* https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nr_Lnw70JKk

[[Category:Accessory]]
[[Category:A-Power]][[Category:Pega]][[Category:CTA Digital Accessories]][[Category:Ostent]]
[[Category:Flight]]
[[Category:White]]
[[Category:Wii]]

Airplane Controller Stand

2025-02-22T17:49:36Z

Rjt: /* Flying Games */ Made header column

{{infobox_controller
| photo = [[File:airplane-controller-stand.jpg]]
| release =
| series =
| model = MX-WII084 (A-Power) PG-Wi070 (Pega)
| company = [[:Category:A-Power|A-Power]] [[:Category:Pega|Pega]] [[:Category:CTA Digital Accessories|CTA Digital Accessories]] [[:Category:Ostent|Ostent]]
| designer =
| purpose = [[:Category:Flight|Flight]]
| colours = [[:Category:White|White]]
| system = [[:Category:Wii|Wii]]
| connection = N/A
| mechanisms = N/A
}}
A flight-yoke-like shell that holds a [[Wii Remote]] and a [[Wii Nunchuk]]. Has points of articulation in the base and the parts that hold the controllers. Attaches to a table with a suction cup.

The two shells/handles can be removed and swapped. I can't think of a game where it'd be useful to have a yoke with two wiimotes or two nunchuks, but if you buy two units it's an option!

I've seen three different boxes for it, and released under various brand names: A-Power, Pega, CTA Digital Accessories, and Ostent.

==Compatibility==

So far, I haven't actually found anything that's fun to play with this thing :O

===Flying Games===

{| class="wikitable"
! ''Blazing Angels: Squadrons of WWII''
| {{neg|No}}
|-
! style="text-align:left" | ''Copter Crisis''
| {{mix|Kinda works, but restricts movement (use wiimote vertically like baseless joystick)}}
|-
! ''Disney Planes''
| {{neg|Not suitable: paper-plane-type motion controls}}
|-
! ''Heatseeker''
| {{neg|Not suitable: plane follows pointer}}
|-
! ''Hyper Fighters''
| {{neg|No: Stick for movement, pointer for aiming}}
|-
! ''Kid Adventures: Sky Captain''
| {{neg|Not suitable: played holding the wiimote sideways}}
|-
! ''MiniCopter: Adventure Flight''
| {{unk|Not tested yet}}
|-
! ''MySims SkyHeroes''
| {{neg|Not suitable: No motion control, mostly Nunchuk stick}}
|-
! ''Rebel Raiders: Operation Nighthawk''
| {{mix|Kinda works, but joint on the yoke doesn't move smoothly, so it feels restrictive}}
|-
! ''Sky Crawlers: Innocent Aces''
| {{unk|Not tested yet}}
|-
! ''Stunt Flyer: Hero of the Skies''
| {{unk|Not tested yet}}
|-
! ''Tom Clancy's H.A.W.X. 2''
| {{neg|No. Nunchuk motion control with pointer aiming}}
|-
! ''Wing Island''
| {{neg|Not suitable: paper-plane-type motion controls}}
|-
! ''WWII Aces''
| {{unk|Not tested yet}}
|}

====Flying Games Within Other Games====

{| class="wikitable"
! Island Flyover
| in '''Wii Sports Resort'''
| {{neg|Not suitable: paper-plane-type motion controls}}
|-
! Flying stage(s?)
| in '''Up'''
| {{unk|Not tested yet}}
|}

==Gallery==
{| class="wikitable"
! colspan="4" | A-Power
|-
| [[File:airplane-controller-stand-apower-box-front.jpg]]
| [[File:airplane-controller-stand-apower-box-bottom.jpg]]
| [[File:airplane-controller-stand-apower-box-back.jpg]]
|
|-
! colspan="4" | CTA Digital Accessories
|-
| [[File:airplane-controller-stand-cta-box-front.jpg]]
| [[File:airplane-controller-stand-cta-box-back.jpg]]
| [[File:airplane-controller-stand-cta-box-inside.jpg]]
|
|-
! colspan="4" | Pega
|-
| [[File:airplane-controller-stand-pega-box-front.jpg]]
| [[File:airplane-controller-stand-pega-box-back.jpg]]
| [[File:airplane-controller-stand-pega-box-top.jpg]]
| [[File:airplane-controller-stand-pega-box-inside.jpg]]
|}

Dinodirect have some demo videos on Youtube:

* https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hKEq03m_ILc
* https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nr_Lnw70JKk

[[Category:Accessory]]
[[Category:A-Power]][[Category:Pega]][[Category:CTA Digital Accessories]][[Category:Ostent]]
[[Category:Flight]]
[[Category:White]]
[[Category:Wii]]

Airplane Controller Stand

2025-02-22T17:39:17Z

Rjt: /* Compatibility */ Made into table with coloured cells. Added a bunch more tests

{{infobox_controller
| photo = [[File:airplane-controller-stand.jpg]]
| release =
| series =
| model = MX-WII084 (A-Power) PG-Wi070 (Pega)
| company = [[:Category:A-Power|A-Power]] [[:Category:Pega|Pega]] [[:Category:CTA Digital Accessories|CTA Digital Accessories]] [[:Category:Ostent|Ostent]]
| designer =
| purpose = [[:Category:Flight|Flight]]
| colours = [[:Category:White|White]]
| system = [[:Category:Wii|Wii]]
| connection = N/A
| mechanisms = N/A
}}
A flight-yoke-like shell that holds a [[Wii Remote]] and a [[Wii Nunchuk]]. Has points of articulation in the base and the parts that hold the controllers. Attaches to a table with a suction cup.

The two shells/handles can be removed and swapped. I can't think of a game where it'd be useful to have a yoke with two wiimotes or two nunchuks, but if you buy two units it's an option!

I've seen three different boxes for it, and released under various brand names: A-Power, Pega, CTA Digital Accessories, and Ostent.

==Compatibility==

So far, I haven't actually found anything that's fun to play with this thing :O

===Flying Games===

{| class="wikitable"
| ''Blazing Angels: Squadrons of WWII'' || {{neg|No}}
|-
| ''Copter Crisis'' || {{mix|Kinda works, but restricts movement (use wiimote vertically like baseless joystick)}}
|-
| ''Disney Planes'' || {{neg|Not suitable: paper-plane-type motion controls}}
|-
| ''Heatseeker'' || {{neg|Not suitable: plane follows pointer}}
|-
| ''Hyper Fighters'' || {{neg|No: Stick for movement, pointer for aiming}}
|-
| ''Kid Adventures: Sky Captain'' || {{neg|Not suitable: played holding the wiimote sideways}}
|-
| ''MiniCopter: Adventure Flight'' || {{unk|Not tested yet}}
|-
| ''MySims SkyHeroes'' || {{neg|Not suitable: No motion control, mostly Nunchuk stick}}
|-
| ''Rebel Raiders: Operation Nighthawk'' || {{mix|Kinda works, but joint on the yoke doesn't move smoothly, so it feels restrictive}}
|-
| ''Sky Crawlers: Innocent Aces'' || {{unk|Not tested yet}}
|-
| ''Stunt Flyer: Hero of the Skies'' || {{unk|Not tested yet}}
|-
| ''Tom Clancy's H.A.W.X. 2'' || {{neg|No. Nunchuk motion control with pointer aiming}}
|-
| ''Wing Island'' || {{neg|Not suitable: paper-plane-type motion controls}}
|-
| ''WWII Aces'' || {{unk|Not tested yet}}
|}

====Flying Games Within Other Games====

{| class="wikitable"
| Island Flyover || in ''Wii Sports Resort'' || {{neg|Not suitable: paper-plane-type motion controls}}
|-
| Flying stage(s?) || in ''Up'' || {{unk|Not tested yet}}
|}

==Gallery==
{| class="wikitable"
! colspan="4" | A-Power
|-
| [[File:airplane-controller-stand-apower-box-front.jpg]]
| [[File:airplane-controller-stand-apower-box-bottom.jpg]]
| [[File:airplane-controller-stand-apower-box-back.jpg]]
|
|-
! colspan="4" | CTA Digital Accessories
|-
| [[File:airplane-controller-stand-cta-box-front.jpg]]
| [[File:airplane-controller-stand-cta-box-back.jpg]]
| [[File:airplane-controller-stand-cta-box-inside.jpg]]
|
|-
! colspan="4" | Pega
|-
| [[File:airplane-controller-stand-pega-box-front.jpg]]
| [[File:airplane-controller-stand-pega-box-back.jpg]]
| [[File:airplane-controller-stand-pega-box-top.jpg]]
| [[File:airplane-controller-stand-pega-box-inside.jpg]]
|}

Dinodirect have some demo videos on Youtube:

* https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hKEq03m_ILc
* https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nr_Lnw70JKk

[[Category:Accessory]]
[[Category:A-Power]][[Category:Pega]][[Category:CTA Digital Accessories]][[Category:Ostent]]
[[Category:Flight]]
[[Category:White]]
[[Category:Wii]]

Contributor Guide

2025-02-22T17:01:11Z

Rjt: More template info

==Pages==

===Typical Page===

A typical page on this wiki starts with an ''[[#Infoboxes|infobox]]'' which usually has an image of what the page is about, and some useful information. Most of this information also appears in the form of categories at the end of the page. When looking at the code for a page these are probably the two most confusing sections at first. When you start editing you may want to leave these out until you are more comfortable with Mediawiki syntax. '''You don't have to feel guilty or anything about that, its' a wiki, the point is that we can all create pages together.'''

The rest of the page should be fairly easy to read.

===User Pages===

Attached to your account there is a page that only you can edit, called a ''User Page''. You may like to use this to introduce yourself, list pronouns, outline contact boundaries, etc. You can get to it via:

* The menu to the right of the search bar,
* This special link: [[Special:MyPage]],
* Putting the URL <code><nowiki>https://videogameinterface.wiki/index.php/User:</nowiki>[username]</code> (where <code>[username]</code> is replaced by your username) into your browser.

You can also create ''[[#Subpages|Subpages]]'', which you can use for things like drafts, experimenting with wiki syntax, or more permanent things like pages related to the contents of the wiki but with a personal bent.

{{comment|Rjt|For example I have a scrappy page for my controller collection [[User:Rjt/Collection]], and one for collecting info. about the [[User:Rjt/Pro_Controller|Pro Controller]] naming convention.}}

User Pages also have ''[[#Talk Pages|Talk Pages]]'' attached to them. You can use these to publicly

===Subpages===

''Subpages'' are extra pages attached/related to a specific page. Practically they're not much different to a regular page, though they do link back to their parent; they're more of an organisational tool.

They can be useful for:

* Breaking down long pages into smaller ones.
* Making extra pages attached to your own ''[[#User Pages|User Page]]'': for testing things out, or making personal lists, or whatever.
* Adding specific, detailed information that might otherwise take-over its parent page. For example, this page with [[PlayStation_Analog_Joystick/Virtual-On_Marz|settings suggestions for using the PlayStation Analog Joystick with ''Virtual-On Marz'']].

To indicate that something is a ''subpage'' you use a forward slash (/) in its link. For example, a subpage of this one could be linked to with <code><nowiki>[[/subpage]]</nowiki></code>, and would be accessible at <code><nowiki>[[https://videogameinterface.wiki/index.php?title=Contributor_Guide/subpage]]</nowiki></code>.

====See Also====
* [[mw:Help:Subpages]] on the Mediawiki wiki.

===Talk Pages===

Talk Pages are for discussing the articles they are attached too. For example you may want to get feedback on an edit before you make it, talk about an issue with information on the page, propose an idea for how things could be organised better, etc. If there's something you'd like to see explained on this page you could mention in on [[{{TALKPAGENAME}}|this page's talk page]], for example.

You get to them via the 'Discussion' link near the top of each page.

The Talk page on the main page of the wiki can be used for more general discussions about the wiki.

There are also Talk Pages on [[#User Pages|User Pages]] that you can use to talk with wiki members.

The [[mw:Help:Talk_pages|Help:Talk_pages]] entry on the Mediawiki Wiki has a good guide to conventions.

==Syntax==

===Infoboxes===

===Tables===

Making tables can get pretty messy, Mediawiki has particularly weird syntax. You may find it helpful to start with a table generator like this one browser-based one: [https://www.tablesgenerator.com/mediawiki_tables Tables Generator], which even let's you do fancy stuff like merge cells.

Some examples of tables on this wiki:

* [[:Category:Mahjong|Mahjong]] - Has advanced features like captions, templates, and borderless cells.
* [[Sega Saturn Twin-Stick]] - Makes use of borderless cells to create an irregularly shaped table, and has a few instances of colspan.

Fun with tables:

* Adding <code>class="sortable"</code> will make it so people can click the table headers to sort the table rows alphabetically. As you'd usually also add the 'wikitable' class this would look like this: <code>class="wikitable sortable"</code>
* You can use <code>style=""</code> like you would with inline CSS. You can put multiple rules in here by separating them with semicolons, eg: <code>style="color:red; text-align:center"</code>
** <code>style="background-color:unset"</code> will remove the background colour of a cell, which you may find useful for headings. Instead of <code>unset</code> you can put colour names or hex values here.
** <code>style="border:none"</code> will remove the borders of a cell. Other cells that are touching will keep their borders, so it's a nice trick to make empty cells disappear and create a non-square shaped table like on the [[Sega Saturn Twin-Stick]] page. This, combined with removing the background colour, is used for the subheadings like 'Arcade panels' on the [[:Category:Mahjong|Mahjong]] page, which means it can remain as one table all the cells aligned, but can still have a bit of separation.
** <code>style="text-align:center"</code> will align text to the centre of a cell. You can also use <code>left</code> and <code>right</code>.
** <code>style="vertical-align:top"</code> will align a cell's contents to the top. Can be handy in combination with rowspan.
* You can use <code>colspan</code> and <code>rowspan</code> to make a cell span multiple columns and rows:

Here's an example with col/rowspan (it's also placed in a table so I can annotate it on the right :3— [[User:Rjt|rjt]] ([[User talk:Rjt|talk]])):

{|
! style="width:50%" | Code !! Explanation !! Output
|-
|
<nowiki>
{| class="wikitable"
|-
! colspan="2" | Header 1AB
! Header 1C
|-
| Cell 2A
| Cell 2B
| rowspan="2" style="vertical-align:top" | Cell 23C
|-
| Cell 3A
| Cell 3B
|}</nowiki>
| The class <code>wikitable</code> will do a bunch of things like add outlines. Usually you would add this. 
The exclamation mark marks a cell as a header. Note how the colspan information is added: It has to be separated from the cell content with another vertical bar character. This is the same for style info. 
But note that when you include multiple types of formatting information they don't all need to be separated.
| style="vertical-align:top" |
{| class="wikitable"
|-
! colspan="2" | Header 1AB
! Header 1C
|-
| Cell 2A
| Cell 2B
| rowspan="2" style="vertical-align:top" | Cell 23C
|-
| Cell 3A
| Cell 3B
|}
|}

In the example above each cell is on it's own line, but you may find it easier to read (especially for small tables) to put multiple cells on a single line, like this:

<nowiki>
{| class="wikitable"
|-
! colspan="2" | Header 1AB !! Header 1C
|-
| Cell 2A || Cell 2B || rowspan="2" style="vertical-align:top" | Cell 23C
|-
| Cell 3A || Cell 3B
|}</nowiki>

There are also some [[#Templates|Templates]] for use in tables...

===Templates===

''Templates'' are generally little shortcuts you can use for complex or tedious syntax, and elements that are commonly reused.

At the moment we have templates for:

* Leaving notes on pages: [[Template:comment]] and [[Template:nb]]
* For table cell values: [[Template:pos|positive]], [[Template:neg|negative]], [[Template:mix|mixed]], [[Template:unk|unknown]].
* Consistently showing compatibility of adaptors/interfaces. These aren't meant to be complete lists of controllers, just listing different types that might have different compatibility quirks, EG: standard official controller, mouse, multitap, lightgun, turbo controller...
* See all templates: https://videogameinterface.wiki/index.php/Special:AllPages?from=&to=&namespace=10

An [[#Infoboxes|Infobox]] is also a template.

==See Also==

* [[Special:WantedPages]] - List of pages that don't exist, sorted by how often they're linked to.

Versus Fighting Pad (PS3)

2025-02-18T06:22:45Z

Rjt: Created - categories need revision

{{infobox_controller
| photo = [[File:versus-fighting-pad-ps3.jpg]]
| release =
| series = [[:Category:Versus Fighting Pad|Versus Fighting Pad]]
| model = SO-6306
| company = [[:Category:PDP|PDP]]
| designer =
| colours =
| system = [[:Category:PlayStation 3|PlayStation 3]]
| connection = [[:Category:USB|USB]]
| purpose = [[:Category:General|General]]
| mechanisms = [[:Category:Digital button|Digital button]] [[:Category:Thumb stick|Thumb stick]]
}}
The '''Versus Fighting Pad''' is a mostly micro-switched controller inspired by the Neo-Geo CD and Neo-Geo Pocket controllers. It has a clicky thumb stick with microswitches, and micro-switched face buttons. The shoulders, start and select, and PS button are regular membrane buttons.

==See Also==

[[Category:Controller]]
[[Category:2013]]
[[Category:Versus Fighting Pad]]
[[Category:PDP]]
[[Category:PlayStation 3]]
[[Category:USB]]
[[Category:General]]
[[Category:Digital button]][[Category:Thumb stick]]

PS3/PS4 to Mega Drive/PC Engine Super Converter

2025-02-18T06:10:32Z

Rjt: Added image

{{infobox_adaptor
| photo = [[File:PS3-PS4-to-Mega-Drive-PC-Engine-Super-Converter.png]]
| release =
| series = [[:Category:Super Converter|Super Converter]]
| model =
| company = [[:Category:Brook|Brook]]
| colours = [[:Category:Black|Black]]
| con_from = [[:Category:USB|USB]] ([[:Category:USB Type-A|Type-A]]) [[:Category:Bluetooth|Bluetooth]]
| con_to = [[:Category:Mega Drive Control Port|Mega Drive Control Port]] ([[:Category:DE9|DE9]]) PC-Engine Control Port
}}
Adaptor for connecting different modern controllers to the Mega Drive and PC-Engine, either via Bluetooth or USB. Typical of Brook, probably as low-latency as you can get. Has good configuration options available with button combinations: you can remap buttons, switch between three and six button mode, etc.

Both these consoles are a bit lacking when it comes to quality joysticks, so this is pretty handy.

They're no longer being made, so prices can be a bit silly, but there's also no alternative if you're after a USB connector.

{{comment|Rjt|Make sure you update your firmware, as my adaptor didn't even have the ability to switch to 6-button mode with the firmware it came with.}}

== Compatibility ==

* [[Versus_Fighting_Pad_(PS3)|Versus Fighting Pad]] - A [[:Category:PLayStation_3|PS3]] controller with six face buttons, two shoulder buttons, and a clicky stick. The layout's a bit odd, so the default PS3 mapping puts the bottom row as A, B, Z (top row is fine: X, Y, Z), so you'll just need to remap that one button. Works great for ''Street Fighter'', but the clicky stick feels weird for ''Streets of Rage'' (double-tapping the directions doesn't feel good).

== Button Assignment ==

== Similar Adaptors ==

* [[Retro Receiver for SEGA Genesis & Mega Drive]] - Mega Drive only. Wireless only.

== Links ==

* [https://www.brookaccessory.com/detail/67670908/ PS3/PS4 to Mega Drive/PC Engine Super Converter (EOL)] - Brook's official page for the adaptor.
** https://www.brookaccessory.com/download/EOL/ - The download links on the official page are wrong, but you can find them at this URL.

[[Category:Adaptor]]
[[Category:Super Converter]]
[[Category:Brook]]
[[Category:Black]]
[[Category:USB Type-A]][[Category:Bluetooth]]
[[Category:DE9]]
[[Category:Mega Drive Control Port]]
[[Category:Mega Drive]][[Category:PC-Engine]]

File:versus-fighting-pad-ps3.jpg

2025-02-18T06:09:11Z

Rjt: Cropped version of image from blog post: https://armchairarcade.com/perspectives/2016/01/10/review-pdp-ps3-versus-controller-plus-additional-new-retro-freak-console-information/

== Summary ==
Cropped version of image from blog post: https://armchairarcade.com/perspectives/2016/01/10/review-pdp-ps3-versus-controller-plus-additional-new-retro-freak-console-information/

File:PS3-PS4-to-Mega-Drive-PC-Engine-Super-Converter.png

2025-02-18T06:04:24Z

Rjt: From the official page: https://www.brookaccessory.com/detail/67670908/

== Summary ==
From the official page: https://www.brookaccessory.com/detail/67670908/

Category:Mega Drive Control Port

2025-02-18T05:57:31Z

Rjt: omg syntax whoops

[[:Category:DE9|DE9]] controller port, partially cross-compatible with other systems, but I'm not sure how safe that is. On the [[:Category:Mega Drive|Mega Drive]] is has to support 4/8 buttons, so it's a bit more complex than a lot of other things that support the same plug.

[[Category:Connection]]
[[Category:DE9]]

Category:Mega Drive Control Port

2025-02-18T05:55:18Z

Rjt: formatting of category link

[[|Category:DE9|]] controller port, partially cross-compatible with other systems, but I'm not sure how safe that is.

[[Category:Connection]]
[[Category:DE9]]

Category:Mega Drive Control Port

2025-02-18T05:54:53Z

Rjt: Intro/note

[[Category:DE9]] controller port, partially cross-compatible with other systems, but I'm not sure how safe that is.

[[Category:Connection]]
[[Category:DE9]]

PS3/PS4 to Mega Drive/PC Engine Super Converter

2025-02-18T05:52:39Z

Rjt: Category:DE9

{{infobox_adaptor
| photo =
| release =
| series = [[:Category:Super Converter|Super Converter]]
| model =
| company = [[:Category:Brook|Brook]]
| colours = [[:Category:Black|Black]]
| con_from = [[:Category:USB|USB]] ([[:Category:USB Type-A|Type-A]]) [[:Category:Bluetooth|Bluetooth]]
| con_to = [[:Category:Mega Drive Control Port|Mega Drive Control Port]] ([[:Category:DE9|DE9]]) PC-Engine Control Port
}}
Adaptor for connecting different modern controllers to the Mega Drive and PC-Engine, either via Bluetooth or USB. Typical of Brook, probably as low-latency as you can get. Has good configuration options available with button combinations: you can remap buttons, switch between three and six button mode, etc.

Both these consoles are a bit lacking when it comes to quality joysticks, so this is pretty handy.

They're no longer being made, so prices can be a bit silly, but there's also no alternative if you're after a USB connector.

{{comment|Rjt|Make sure you update your firmware, as my adaptor didn't even have the ability to switch to 6-button mode with the firmware it came with.}}

== Compatibility ==

* [[Versus_Fighting_Pad_(PS3)|Versus Fighting Pad]] - A [[:Category:PLayStation_3|PS3]] controller with six face buttons, two shoulder buttons, and a clicky stick. The layout's a bit odd, so the default PS3 mapping puts the bottom row as A, B, Z (top row is fine: X, Y, Z), so you'll just need to remap that one button. Works great for ''Street Fighter'', but the clicky stick feels weird for ''Streets of Rage'' (double-tapping the directions doesn't feel good).

== Button Assignment ==

== Similar Adaptors ==

* [[Retro Receiver for SEGA Genesis & Mega Drive]] - Mega Drive only. Wireless only.

== Links ==

* [https://www.brookaccessory.com/detail/67670908/ PS3/PS4 to Mega Drive/PC Engine Super Converter (EOL)] - Brook's official page for the adaptor.
** https://www.brookaccessory.com/download/EOL/ - The download links on the official page are wrong, but you can find them at this URL.

[[Category:Adaptor]]
[[Category:Super Converter]]
[[Category:Brook]]
[[Category:Black]]
[[Category:USB Type-A]][[Category:Bluetooth]]
[[Category:DE9]]
[[Category:Mega Drive Control Port]]
[[Category:Mega Drive]][[Category:PC-Engine]]

PS3/PS4 to Mega Drive/PC Engine Super Converter

2025-02-18T05:50:50Z

Rjt: Mega Drive, PC-E categories

{{infobox_adaptor
| photo =
| release =
| series = [[:Category:Super Converter|Super Converter]]
| model =
| company = [[:Category:Brook|Brook]]
| colours = [[:Category:Black|Black]]
| con_from = [[:Category:USB|USB]] ([[:Category:USB Type-A|Type-A]]) [[:Category:Bluetooth|Bluetooth]]
| con_to = [[:Category:Mega Drive Control Port|Mega Drive Control Port]] PC-Engine Control Port
}}
Adaptor for connecting different modern controllers to the Mega Drive and PC-Engine, either via Bluetooth or USB. Typical of Brook, probably as low-latency as you can get. Has good configuration options available with button combinations: you can remap buttons, switch between three and six button mode, etc.

Both these consoles are a bit lacking when it comes to quality joysticks, so this is pretty handy.

They're no longer being made, so prices can be a bit silly, but there's also no alternative if you're after a USB connector.

{{comment|Rjt|Make sure you update your firmware, as my adaptor didn't even have the ability to switch to 6-button mode with the firmware it came with.}}

== Compatibility ==

* [[Versus_Fighting_Pad_(PS3)|Versus Fighting Pad]] - A [[:Category:PLayStation_3|PS3]] controller with six face buttons, two shoulder buttons, and a clicky stick. The layout's a bit odd, so the default PS3 mapping puts the bottom row as A, B, Z (top row is fine: X, Y, Z), so you'll just need to remap that one button. Works great for ''Street Fighter'', but the clicky stick feels weird for ''Streets of Rage'' (double-tapping the directions doesn't feel good).

== Button Assignment ==

== Similar Adaptors ==

* [[Retro Receiver for SEGA Genesis & Mega Drive]] - Mega Drive only. Wireless only.

== Links ==

* [https://www.brookaccessory.com/detail/67670908/ PS3/PS4 to Mega Drive/PC Engine Super Converter (EOL)] - Brook's official page for the adaptor.
** https://www.brookaccessory.com/download/EOL/ - The download links on the official page are wrong, but you can find them at this URL.

[[Category:Adaptor]]
[[Category:Super Converter]]
[[Category:Brook]]
[[Category:Black]]
[[Category:USB Type-A]][[Category:Bluetooth]]
[[Category:Mega Drive Control Port]]
[[Category:Mega Drive]][[Category:PC-Engine]]

Category:Mega Drive Control Port

2025-02-18T05:48:50Z

Rjt: made subcat of DE9

[[Category:Connection]]
[[Category:DE9]]

Category:DE9

2025-02-18T05:47:43Z

Rjt: Mega Drive cat rename

AKA: DE-9, DB-9, Atari joystick port

Early defacto standard for controllers. The plug type has various uses, videogame controllers being just one of them (also used for video, for example). Some hardware uses the same plug, but sends different information on different pins, so are incompatible.

In the table below 'Cross-Compatible' is synonymous with 'Atari-compatible'. Could probably also add Sega compatible and MSX compatible as alternate standards. The entries here are currently just me ([[User:Rjt|Rjt]]) just patching info. together and hasn't been verified.

{| class="wikitable sortable"
! Year !! System !! Cross-Compatible !! Note
|-
| 1977 || [[:Category:Atari 2600|Atari 2600]] || {{pos}} ||
|-
| 1979 || [[:Category:Atari 8-bit|Atari 8-bit]] || {{pos}} ||
|-
| 1979 || [[:Category:Fairchild Channel F|Fairchild Channel F]] (System II) || {{neg}} || 1976 hardware version didn't have removable controllers
|-
| 1980 || [[:Category:VIC-20|VIC-20]] || {{pos}} ||
|-
| 1982 || [[:Category:Commodore 64|Commodore 64]] || {{pos}} ||
|-
| 1982 || [[:Category:NABU Personal Computer|NABU Personal Computer]] || {{pos}} ||
|-
| 1985 || [[:Category:Atari ST|Atari ST]] || {{pos}} ||
|-
| || [[:Category:Commodore Amiga|Commodore Amiga]] || {{pos}} ||
|-
| || [[:Category:Amiga CD32|Amiga CD32]] || {{pos}} ||
|-
| 1983 || [[:Category:MSX|MSX]] || {{mix}} || Not compatible with Atari, but with some Japanese computers
|-
| || [[:Category:FM Towns|FM Towns]] || {{mix}} || Compatible with MSX.
|-
| || [[:Category:Towns Marty|Towns Marty]] || {{mix}} || Compatible with MSX.
|-
| || [[:Category:Sega Master System|Sega Master System]] || {{mix}} || Sega ones are cross-compatible, though the Mega Drive supports more buttons. Wikipedia says they work on Ataris, etc., but there's voltage going in different places so I wouldn't bother.
|-
| || [[:Category:Mega Drive|Sega Mega Drive]] || {{mix}} ||
|-
| || [[:Category:Apple II|Apple II]] || {{neg}} ||
|-
| 1982 || [[:Category:ColecoVision|ColecoVision]] || {{mix}} || Basically: uses a pin to signal swaps between a mode similar to the Atari (4 directions, 1 button), and one for reading the numberpad. So a limited set of functions are cross-compatible.
|-
| || [[:Category:Atari 7800|Atari 7800]] || ||
|-
| || [[:Category:Commodore 128|Commodore 128]] || ||
|-
| || [[:Category:Amstrad CPC|Amstrad CPC]] || ||
|-
| 1987 || [[:Category:Sharp X68000|Sharp X68000]] || {{mix}} || MSX compatible
|-
| || [[:Category:3DO|3DO]] || {{neg}} || Serial instead of having dedicated pins for specific buttons.
|}

==See Also==

* [[Wikipedia:D-subminiature#Game controller ports]]
* [[Wikipedia:Atari joystick port]]
** [[Wikipedia:Atari joystick port#Other platforms]] - Detailed compatibility information.
* [https://www.ataricompendium.com/game_library/controllers/controllers.html ATARI VCS/2600 Controllers] - Atari Compatible controllers on Atari Compendium.
* [http://www.nullmodem.com/DB-9.htm D-sub 9 Connector] - Technical info. on Nullmodem.Com.
* [http://wiki.icomp.de/wiki/DB9-Joystick DE-9 Joystick] - Good comparison chart of what different systems send on which pin, on the Individual Computers Product Information Wiki.
* [https://deskthority.net/wiki/index.php?title=Atari_interface Atari interface] - The Deskthority Wiki also has a good, Atari-specific, chart (and lots of other info.).

[[Category:Connection]]

Category:Mega Drive Control Port

2025-02-18T05:45:52Z

Rjt: Created, categorised

[[Category:Connection]]

PS3/PS4 to Mega Drive/PC Engine Super Converter

2025-02-18T05:44:16Z

Rjt: /* Compatibility */ Versus Fighting Pad link update

{{infobox_adaptor
| photo =
| release =
| series = [[:Category:Super Converter|Super Converter]]
| model =
| company = [[:Category:Brook|Brook]]
| colours = [[:Category:Black|Black]]
| con_from = [[:Category:USB|USB]] ([[:Category:USB Type-A|Type-A]]) [[:Category:Bluetooth|Bluetooth]]
| con_to = [[:Category:Mega Drive Control Port|Mega Drive Control Port]] PC-Engine Control Port
}}
Adaptor for connecting different modern controllers to the Mega Drive and PC-Engine, either via Bluetooth or USB. Typical of Brook, probably as low-latency as you can get. Has good configuration options available with button combinations: you can remap buttons, switch between three and six button mode, etc.

Both these consoles are a bit lacking when it comes to quality joysticks, so this is pretty handy.

They're no longer being made, so prices can be a bit silly, but there's also no alternative if you're after a USB connector.

{{comment|Rjt|Make sure you update your firmware, as my adaptor didn't even have the ability to switch to 6-button mode with the firmware it came with.}}

== Compatibility ==

* [[Versus_Fighting_Pad_(PS3)|Versus Fighting Pad]] - A [[:Category:PLayStation_3|PS3]] controller with six face buttons, two shoulder buttons, and a clicky stick. The layout's a bit odd, so the default PS3 mapping puts the bottom row as A, B, Z (top row is fine: X, Y, Z), so you'll just need to remap that one button. Works great for ''Street Fighter'', but the clicky stick feels weird for ''Streets of Rage'' (double-tapping the directions doesn't feel good).

== Button Assignment ==

== Similar Adaptors ==

* [[Retro Receiver for SEGA Genesis & Mega Drive]] - Mega Drive only. Wireless only.

== Links ==

* [https://www.brookaccessory.com/detail/67670908/ PS3/PS4 to Mega Drive/PC Engine Super Converter (EOL)] - Brook's official page for the adaptor.
** https://www.brookaccessory.com/download/EOL/ - The download links on the official page are wrong, but you can find them at this URL.

[[Category:Adaptor]]
[[Category:Super Converter]]
[[Category:Brook]]
[[Category:Black]]
[[Category:USB Type-A]][[Category:Bluetooth]]
[[Category:Mega Drive Control Port]]

User:Rjt/Collection

2025-02-18T05:40:33Z

Rjt: Versus Fighting Pad link update, a little tidying

==Controllers==

{| class="wikitable sortable"
! Name !! System !! Company !! Notes
|-
| custom arcade stick || USB ||style="text-align:center"| n/a || Uses a [[Zero-Pi Fighting Board EASY]], [[:Category:Seimitsu|Seimitsu]] stick and buttons.
|-
| colspan=4 |
|-
| [[ASCII Stick for Family Computer]] || Famicom || ASCII || Revised version with flat buttons
|-
| [[Classic Controller]] || Wii || Nintendo ||style="text-align:center"| -
|-
| [[Classic Controller Pro]] || Wii || Nintendo ||style="text-align:center"| -
|-
| [[DualShock Analog Controller]] || PS || Sony || The colour that comes with the PSOne.
|-
| [[DualShock 2 Analog Controller]] || PS2 || Sony || Clear version
|-
| 2×[[DualShock 2 Analog Controller]] || PS2 || Sony || Black version
|-
| [[Nintendo Switch Pro Controller]] || Switch || Nintendo ||style="text-align:center"| -
|-
| 4×[[Wii Balance Board]] || Wii || Nintendo ||
|-
| [[Xbox 360 Controller]] || Xbox 360 || Microsoft || ~Drifty~
|-
| [[neGcon]] || PS || Namco ||
|-
| [[Enhanced Wired Controller for Xbox One]] || XBox One || PowerA || Team Kitty colour, but scratched off the logo
|-
| [[Logitech Vantage USB]] || Multi. || Logitech || Konami-branded Wii (etc.) mic., E-UR20.
|-
| 2×Generic(?) [[:Category:Trackball|trackballs]] || PC || ||
|-
| Futuretronics || PS2 || [[:Category:Futuretronics|Futuretronics]] || FUT-9250BK
|-
| [[Sega Multi Controller]] || SS || Sega || Ya know, the Saturn's 3D controller, white, HSS-0137
|-
| [[Dual Shock Final Version]] || PS || || fv-1308, jogcon clone, clear dark grey
|-
| [[SuperRacer]] || PS || || negcon clone, bayform SF-911. red
|-
| [[Game Boy Player Controller]] || GC || Hori || Black and indigo colours
|-
| gamecube controller || || || greenblue one and indigo one
|-
| ring fit ring and leg strapv || || ||
|-
| 2×[[Super Nintendo Entertainment System Controller]] || Switch || Nintendo ||
|-
| 2×[[Nintendo Entertainment System Controller]] || Switch || Nintendo ||
|-
| Animal Crossing joycons || || ||
|-
| [[Wii Remote]] || || || Black
|-
| 4×[[Wii Nunchuk]] || || || Black, red, light blue, white
|-
| 3×[[Wii Remote Motion Plus]] || || || Red, pink, light blue
|-
| knockoff wii taiko controller || || ||
|-
| gamecube microphone || || ||
|-
| logitech extreme 3d pro || || ||
|-
| [[Sega Saturn Twin-Stick]] || Saturn || Sega ||style="text-align:center"| -
|-
| mayflash arcade stick f300 elite || || || changed abxy colours to match nintendo
|-
| logitech driving force? one with red dial with pedals || || ||
|-
| other wheel and pedals (same pedals) || || ||
|-
| [[ASCII Grip V]] || PlayStation || ASCII ||
|-
| [[Sunstation Pad]] || PlayStation || Sunsoft || Pretty, but uncomfortable~ Mine has a big scratch
|-
| [[Super Action Controller]] || ColecoVision || ||
|-
| 2×[[Nintendo 64 Controller]] || Switch || Nintendo? || Do I really have two of these??
|-
| [[SEGA Mega Drive Control Pad]] || Switch || Nintendo? ||style="text-align:center"| -
|-
| [[Xbox Wireless Controller]] || Xbox X, Xbox One || Microsoft || Robot white.
|-
| [[EagleMAX (PlayStation)|EagleMAX]] || PlayStation || Act Labs || new old stock, cheap, S t i c k y
|-
| [[ASCII Stick II Turbo for Family Computer]] || Famicom || ASCII ||
|-
| [[XE-1 Pro FC]] || Famicom || Micomsoft ||
|-
| [[Jogcon]] || PS/PS2 || ||
|-
| [[XE-1AP]] || Multiple || Micomsoft || I thin kthe horizontal axis on the stick is busted :(
|-
| [[PlayStation Analog Joystick]] || PlayStation || Sony ||
|-
| capcom mahjong controller || Famicom || ||
|-
| Arkanoid 2 controller || Famicom || ||
|-
| [[Hori Commander]] || Famicom || Hori || Both maroon and black models
|-
| [[Hori Commander α]] || Famicom || Hori ||
|-
| [[Hudon Joycard MkII]] || Famicom || Hudson ||
|-
| [[Sansui Joycard SSS]] || Famicom || Hudson ||
|-
| 2×[[Wai Wai Mahjong Parlor Controller]] || PlayStation || Hori || Boxed set of two controllers and game Wai Wai Jonsou. They have a screen that shows your mahjong hand, but don't have dedicated buttons for each tile like other ones.
|-
| [[Versus_Fighting_Pad_(PS3)|Versus Fighting Pad]] || PS3 || PDP || Clicky!
|-
| Sega Mega Drive 6-Button Control Pad II || Mega Drive || Sega || MK-1653-50
|}

===Non-game===

{| class="wikitable sortable"
! Name !! Purpose !! Company !! Notes
|-
| [[ShuttleXpress]] || Video editing shuttle || Contour Design ||
|}

Also MIDI stuff, pedals...

==Accessories==

{| class="wikitable sortable"
! Name !! Accessorises !! Company !! Notes
|-
| 2×[[Wii Zapper]] || Wiimote and Nunchuck || Nintendo ||
|-
| wii nerf golf, tennis, baseball || || ||
|-
| 2×[[Perfect Shot For Wii]] || Wiimote and Nunchuck || Nyko || The orange flippy trap thing's busted on one.
|-
| 2×[[Wii Wheel]] || Wiimote || Nintendo ||
|-
| wii condom, red || || ||
|-
| generic ps2 multitap. '4 Player Multi Tap PXII Compatible' || || ||
|-
| switch joycon holder thing || || ||
|-
| [[Flip Grip]] || Switch || ||
|-
| [[Fishing Spirits Joy-con Attachment for Switch]] || Joycon || Hori ||
|-
| all the labos || || ||
|-
| 3×Wii Motion Plus || || ||
|-
| [[Airplane Controller Stand]] || Wiimote+Nunchuk || a-power ||
|}

==Adaptors==

{| class="wikitable sortable"
! Name !! Adapts !! Company !! Notes
|-
| [[GC Controller Adapter for PC USB]] || 2×Gamecube → USB || Mayflash ||
|-
| [[Super Dual Box Pro]] || 2×PS/PS2 → USB || Mayflash ||
|-
| [[SS/N64/PS2 Controller Adapter For PC USB]] || 1×Saturn/N64/PlayStation → USB || Mayflash || 3 ports, but only one works at a time, I think.
|-
| [[Switch Pro/PS3/PS4 to PS Classic/PS2 Super Converter]] || USB → PlayStation || Brook || ZPP4000
|-
| Playstation to wii one || || ? ||
|-
| [[SNES/SFC/NES/FC Controller Adapter for PC USB]] || SNES/NES → USB || Mayflash || Dunno why is says it's Famicom compatible, only takes SNES and 9-pin inputs. So Famiclones…
|-
| [[Wii Classic Controller Adapter for PC Windows]] || 2×Wii → USB || ||style="text-align:center"| -
|-
| [[PC Gameport joystick/controller to USB adapter]] || Gameport → USB || Raphnet ||
|-
| [[Famicom controller to NES adapter]] || Famicom → NES || Raphnet ||
|-
| [[Famicom controller to USB adapter]] || Famicom → USB || Raphnet ||
|-
| 2×[[Megadrive/SMS/Atari controller to USB adapter]] || DE9 → USB || Raphnet ||
|-
| [[PS3/PS4 to Mega Drive/PC Engine Super Converter]] ||(USB →) Mega Drive || Brooks || Gah, expensive, but the Mega Drive has pretty shit joystick options.
|}

* 2xgeneric?ps/2>usb
* makey-makey

==Wishlist==

Interested in: controllers with unique ideas for navigating 3-D space including 3D mice, Wii gun shells, things that look nice, all those XE-1 and ASCII Sticks with nice parts, racing controllers that aren't wheels.

{| class="wikitable sortable"
! Name !! System !! Company !! Notes
|-
| [[ASCII Stick for Family Computer]] || Famicom || || Original release with concave buttons
|-
| [[Channel F Hand-Controller]] || Channel F || ||
|-
| Gamecube Controller || GC || || Symphonic green one (spenny)
|-
| セガメガドライブファイティングバッド 6B || Switch || || Japanese version of the NSO Mega Drive pad
|-
| Pippin Controller || || || Pippin, Atmark or Katz Media Player version, not fussed.
|-
| [[Neo Geo CD Pad Controller]] || Neo Geo CD || SNK || ALso curious about the stick differences between the original and the recent versions.
|-
| Any of those 3-D mice by 3Dconnexion || PC || 3Dconnexion ||
|-
| [[Jaguar Controller]] || || Atari ||
|-
| [[Mahjong Controller]] || Neo Geo || SNK || Big, expensive, mahjong controller :)
|-
| [[Speedster Controller]] || PS2 PS3 || Fanatec || Dunno if it works on the PS
|-
| Taito Power Shovel || PlayStation || ||
|-
| Namcos playstation arcade stick || || ||
|-
| Takara PlayStation Spinner Controller || || ||
|-
| DENSHA DE GO! MAMEKON || || || ensh de-go controller controller
|-
| [[PlayStation_Volume_Controller]] || PlayStation || Namco || Three colour variations I'm aware of...
|-
| fanatec(!) speedster || || || interesting racing controller
|-
| HES the tank || || ||
|-
| The PSX-themed PS5 controller || || || Jesus Christ it's $124
|-
| Capcom Power Stick Fighter MD || Mega Drive || Capcom ||
|}

Airplane Controller Stand

2025-02-15T16:51:29Z

Rjt: /* Compatibility */ MiniCopter (untested)

{{infobox_controller
| photo = [[File:airplane-controller-stand.jpg]]
| release =
| series =
| model = MX-WII084 (A-Power) PG-Wi070 (Pega)
| company = [[:Category:A-Power|A-Power]] [[:Category:Pega|Pega]] [[:Category:CTA Digital Accessories|CTA Digital Accessories]] [[:Category:Ostent|Ostent]]
| designer =
| purpose = [[:Category:Flight|Flight]]
| colours = [[:Category:White|White]]
| system = [[:Category:Wii|Wii]]
| connection = N/A
| mechanisms = N/A
}}
A flight-yoke-like shell that holds a [[Wii Remote]] and a [[Wii Nunchuk]]. Has points of articulation in the base and the parts that hold the controllers. Attaches to a table with a suction cup.

The two shells/handles can be removed and swapped. I can't think of a game where it'd be useful to have a yoke with two wiimotes or two nunchuks, but if you buy two units it's an option!

I've seen three different boxes for it, and released under various brand names: A-Power, Pega, CTA Digital Accessories, and Ostent.

==Compatibility==

So far, I haven't actually found anything that's fun to play with this thing :O

===Flying Games===

* ''Blazing Angels: Squadrons of WWII'' - Not tested yet
* ''Copter Crisis'' - Kinda works, but restricts movement (use wiimote vertically like baseless joystick).
* ''Disney Planes'' - Not tested yet
* ''Heatseeker'' - Not suitable: plane follows pointer.
* ''Hyper Fighters'' - Not tested yet
* ''Kid Adventures: Sky Captain'' - Not suitable: played holding the wiimote sideways.
* ''MiniCopter: Adventure Flight'' - Not tested yet
* ''MySims SkyHeroes'' - Not tested yet
* ''Rebel Raiders: Operation Nighthawk'' - Kinda works, but joint on the yoke doesn't move smoothly, so it feels restrictive.
* ''Sky Crawlers: Innocent Aces'' - Not tested yet
* ''Stunt Flyer: Hero of the Skies'' - Not tested yet
* ''Tom Clancy's H.A.W.X. 2'' - Not tested yet
* ''Wing Island'' - Not suitable: paper-plane-type motion controls.
* ''WWII Aces'' - Not tested yet

====Flying Games Within Other Games====

* Island Flyover in ''Wii Sports Resort'' - Not suitable: paper-plane-type motion controls.
* Flying stage(s?) in ''Up'' - Not tested yet

==Gallery==
{| class="wikitable"
! colspan="4" | A-Power
|-
| [[File:airplane-controller-stand-apower-box-front.jpg]]
| [[File:airplane-controller-stand-apower-box-bottom.jpg]]
| [[File:airplane-controller-stand-apower-box-back.jpg]]
|
|-
! colspan="4" | CTA Digital Accessories
|-
| [[File:airplane-controller-stand-cta-box-front.jpg]]
| [[File:airplane-controller-stand-cta-box-back.jpg]]
| [[File:airplane-controller-stand-cta-box-inside.jpg]]
|
|-
! colspan="4" | Pega
|-
| [[File:airplane-controller-stand-pega-box-front.jpg]]
| [[File:airplane-controller-stand-pega-box-back.jpg]]
| [[File:airplane-controller-stand-pega-box-top.jpg]]
| [[File:airplane-controller-stand-pega-box-inside.jpg]]
|}

Dinodirect have some demo videos on Youtube:

* https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hKEq03m_ILc
* https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nr_Lnw70JKk

[[Category:Accessory]]
[[Category:A-Power]][[Category:Pega]][[Category:CTA Digital Accessories]][[Category:Ostent]]
[[Category:Flight]]
[[Category:White]]
[[Category:Wii]]

Airplane Controller Stand

2025-02-15T12:35:14Z

Rjt: compat notes

{{infobox_controller
| photo = [[File:airplane-controller-stand.jpg]]
| release =
| series =
| model = MX-WII084 (A-Power) PG-Wi070 (Pega)
| company = [[:Category:A-Power|A-Power]] [[:Category:Pega|Pega]] [[:Category:CTA Digital Accessories|CTA Digital Accessories]] [[:Category:Ostent|Ostent]]
| designer =
| purpose = [[:Category:Flight|Flight]]
| colours = [[:Category:White|White]]
| system = [[:Category:Wii|Wii]]
| connection = N/A
| mechanisms = N/A
}}
A flight-yoke-like shell that holds a [[Wii Remote]] and a [[Wii Nunchuk]]. Has points of articulation in the base and the parts that hold the controllers. Attaches to a table with a suction cup.

The two shells/handles can be removed and swapped. I can't think of a game where it'd be useful to have a yoke with two wiimotes or two nunchuks, but if you buy two units it's an option!

I've seen three different boxes for it, and released under various brand names: A-Power, Pega, CTA Digital Accessories, and Ostent.

==Compatibility==

So far, I haven't actually found anything that's fun to play with this thing :O

===Plane Games===

* ''Blazing Angels: Squadrons of WWII'' - Not tested yet
* ''Copter Crisis'' - Kinda works, but restricts movement (use wiimote vertically like baseless joystick).
* ''Disney Planes'' - Not tested yet
* ''Heatseeker'' - Not suitable: plane follows pointer.
* ''Hyper Fighters'' - Not tested yet
* ''Kid Adventures: Sky Captain'' - Not suitable: played holding the wiimote sideways.
* ''MySims SkyHeroes'' - Not tested yet
* ''Rebel Raiders: Operation Nighthawk'' - Kinda works, but joint on the yoke doesn't move smoothly, so it feels restrictive.
* ''Sky Crawlers: Innocent Aces'' - Not tested yet
* ''Stunt Flyer: Hero of the Skies'' - Not tested yet
* ''Tom Clancy's H.A.W.X. 2'' - Not tested yet
* ''Wing Island'' - Not suitable: paper-plane-type motion controls.
* ''WWII Aces'' - Not tested yet

====Plane Games Within Other Games====

* Island Flyover in ''Wii Sports Resort'' - Not suitable: paper-plane-type motion controls.
* Flying stage(s?) in ''Up'' - Not tested yet

==Gallery==
{| class="wikitable"
! colspan="4" | A-Power
|-
| [[File:airplane-controller-stand-apower-box-front.jpg]]
| [[File:airplane-controller-stand-apower-box-bottom.jpg]]
| [[File:airplane-controller-stand-apower-box-back.jpg]]
|
|-
! colspan="4" | CTA Digital Accessories
|-
| [[File:airplane-controller-stand-cta-box-front.jpg]]
| [[File:airplane-controller-stand-cta-box-back.jpg]]
| [[File:airplane-controller-stand-cta-box-inside.jpg]]
|
|-
! colspan="4" | Pega
|-
| [[File:airplane-controller-stand-pega-box-front.jpg]]
| [[File:airplane-controller-stand-pega-box-back.jpg]]
| [[File:airplane-controller-stand-pega-box-top.jpg]]
| [[File:airplane-controller-stand-pega-box-inside.jpg]]
|}

Dinodirect have some demo videos on Youtube:

* https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hKEq03m_ILc
* https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nr_Lnw70JKk

[[Category:Accessory]]
[[Category:A-Power]][[Category:Pega]][[Category:CTA Digital Accessories]][[Category:Ostent]]
[[Category:Flight]]
[[Category:White]]
[[Category:Wii]]

PS3/PS4 to Mega Drive/PC Engine Super Converter

2025-02-13T13:56:01Z

Rjt: Note on PDP clicky stick pad, and updating the firmware.

{{infobox_adaptor
| photo =
| release =
| series = [[:Category:Super Converter|Super Converter]]
| model =
| company = [[:Category:Brook|Brook]]
| colours = [[:Category:Black|Black]]
| con_from = [[:Category:USB|USB]] ([[:Category:USB Type-A|Type-A]]) [[:Category:Bluetooth|Bluetooth]]
| con_to = [[:Category:Mega Drive Control Port|Mega Drive Control Port]] PC-Engine Control Port
}}
Adaptor for connecting different modern controllers to the Mega Drive and PC-Engine, either via Bluetooth or USB. Typical of Brook, probably as low-latency as you can get. Has good configuration options available with button combinations: you can remap buttons, switch between three and six button mode, etc.

Both these consoles are a bit lacking when it comes to quality joysticks, so this is pretty handy.

They're no longer being made, so prices can be a bit silly, but there's also no alternative if you're after a USB connector.

{{comment|Rjt|Make sure you update your firmware, as my adaptor didn't even have the ability to switch to 6-button mode with the firmware it came with.}}

== Compatibility ==

* [[PDP Versus Fighting Pad]] - A PS3 controller with six face buttons, two shoulder buttons, and a clicky stick. The layout's a bit odd, so the default PS3 mapping puts the bottom row as A, B, Z (top row is fine: X, Y, Z), so you'll just need to remap that one button. Works great for ''Street Fighter'', but the clicky stick feels weird for ''Streets of Rage'', double-tapping the directions feels weird.

== Button Assignment ==

== Similar Adaptors ==

* [[Retro Receiver for SEGA Genesis & Mega Drive]] - Mega Drive only. Wireless only.

== Links ==

* [https://www.brookaccessory.com/detail/67670908/ PS3/PS4 to Mega Drive/PC Engine Super Converter (EOL)] - Brook's official page for the adaptor.
** https://www.brookaccessory.com/download/EOL/ - The download links on the official page are wrong, but you can find them at this URL.

[[Category:Adaptor]]
[[Category:Super Converter]]
[[Category:Brook]]
[[Category:Black]]
[[Category:USB Type-A]][[Category:Bluetooth]]
[[Category:Mega Drive Control Port]]

PS3/PS4 to Mega Drive/PC Engine Super Converter

2025-02-13T13:43:31Z

Rjt: /* Links */ Download link

Category:Cyber Gadget

2025-02-12T04:01:33Z

Rjt: Created, categorised

[[Category:Company]]

Category:Sanwa

2025-02-12T04:01:03Z

Rjt: Created, categorised

[[Category:Company]]

Arcade Stick For Retrofreak

2025-02-12T04:00:28Z

Rjt: Made Sanwa link nicer, rejigged some other words

{{infobox_controller
| photo = [[File:arcade-stick-for-retrofreak.jpg]]
| release = 31/10/[[:Category:2018|2018]]
| series =
| model = CY-RF-8
| company = [[:Category:Cyber Gadget|Cyber Gadget]]
| designer =
| colours = [[:Category:Silver|Silver]] [[:Category:Black|Black]] [[:Category:Yellow|Yellow]] [[:Category:Red|Red]]
| system =
| connection = [[:Category:USB|USB]]
| purpose =
| mechanisms = [[:Category:Digital joystick|Digital joystick]] ([[:Category:Sanwa|Sanwa]]) [[:Category:Digital button|Digital button]] ([[:Category:Sanwa|Sanwa]])
}}
A joystick with a design based on the [[ASCII Stick for Family Computer]], shame they missed the black button housing though. It's no longer being made.

Made for use with the [https://www.cybergadget.co.jp/products/4544859111112/ Retrofreak] and has some buttons with functionality specifically for that (quick load/save), speed-up, and ''code freak''). Website says it works with PCs too, but no mention of PS4 and Switch.

Official page says the stick and buttons are [[:Category:Sanwa|Sanwa]], and the buttons use FASTON connectors so it'd be easy to mod.

==See Also==

* [[https://www.cybergadget.co.jp/products/4544859027109.html|レトロフリーク用アーケードスティック]] - Official page.
* [[ASCII Stick for Family Computer]].
* [[Arcade Freak]] - Updated model with same function buttons (can be reassigned to more universal macros)
* [[CYBER Arcade Stick]] - Similar stick by same company, with out Sanwa parts and metal top.
* [https://tokui55.com/post-7735 CYBER Arcade Stick Modification (CY-P4SWAS, CY-RF-8)] - Blog post showing the insides.

[[Category:Controller]]
[[Category:2018]]
[[Category:Cyber Gadget]]
[[Category:Silver]][[Category:Black]][[Category:Yellow]][[Category:Red]]
[[Category:USB]]
[[Category:Digital joystick]][[Category:Digital button]]
[[Category:Sanwa]]

Arcade Stick For Retrofreak

2025-02-07T07:39:20Z

Rjt: Mentioned CYBER・アーケードスティック, linked to a blog post with internal photos

{{infobox_controller
| photo = [[File:arcade-stick-for-retrofreak.jpg]]
| release = 31/10/[[:Category:2018|2018]]
| series =
| model = CY-RF-8
| company = [[:Category:Cyber Gadget|Cyber Gadget]]
| designer =
| colours = [[:Category:Silver|Silver]] [[:Category:Black|Black]] [[:Category:Yellow|Yellow]] [[:Category:Red|Red]]
| system =
| connection = [[:Category:USB|USB]]
| purpose =
| mechanisms = [[:Category:Digital joystick|Digital joystick]] ([[:Category:Sanwa|Sanwa]]) [[:Category:Digital button|Digital button]] ([[:Category:Sanwa|Sanwa]])
}}
A joystick with a design based on the [[ASCII Stick for Family Computer]], shame they missed the black button housing though.

Made for use with the [https://www.cybergadget.co.jp/products/4544859111112/ Retrofreak] and has some buttons with functionality specifically for that (quick load/save), speed-up, and code freak). Website says it works with PCs too, but no mention of PS4 and Switch.

Official page says the stick and buttons are [[:Category:Sanwa]], and the buttons use FASTON connectors so it'd be easy to mod. No longer being made.

==See Also==

* [[https://www.cybergadget.co.jp/products/4544859027109.html|レトロフリーク用アーケードスティック]] - Official page.
* [[ASCII Stick for Family Computer]].
* [[Arcade Freak]] - Updated model with same function buttons (can be reassigned to more universal macros)
* [[CYBER Arcade Stick]] - Similar stick by same company, with out Sanwa parts and metal top.
* [https://tokui55.com/post-7735 CYBER Arcade Stick Modification (CY-P4SWAS, CY-RF-8)] - Blog post showing the insides.

[[Category:Controller]]
[[Category:2018]]
[[Category:Cyber Gadget]]
[[Category:Silver]][[Category:Black]][[Category:Yellow]][[Category:Red]]
[[Category:USB]]
[[Category:Digital joystick]][[Category:Digital button]]
[[Category:Sanwa]]

Arcade Stick For Retrofreak

2025-02-07T07:10:25Z

Rjt: Created

{{infobox_controller
| photo = [[File:arcade-stick-for-retrofreak.jpg]]
| release = 31/10/[[:Category:2018|2018]]
| series =
| model = CY-RF-8
| company = [[:Category:Cyber Gadget|Cyber Gadget]]
| designer =
| colours = [[:Category:Silver|Silver]] [[:Category:Black|Black]] [[:Category:Yellow|Yellow]] [[:Category:Red|Red]]
| system =
| connection = [[:Category:USB|USB]]
| purpose =
| mechanisms = [[:Category:Digital joystick|Digital joystick]] ([[:Category:Sanwa|Sanwa]]) [[:Category:Digital button|Digital button]] ([[:Category:Sanwa|Sanwa]])
}}
A joystick with a design based on the [[ASCII Stick for Family Computer]], shame they missed the black button housing though.

Made for use with the [https://www.cybergadget.co.jp/products/4544859111112/ Retrofreak] and has some buttons with functionality specifically for that (quick load/save), speed-up, and code freak), but it uses USB so should work fine elsewhere.

Official page says the stick and buttons are [[:Category:Sanwa]], and the buttons use FASTON connectors so it'd be easy to mod. No longer being made.

==See Also==

* [[https://www.cybergadget.co.jp/products/4544859027109.html|レトロフリーク用アーケードスティック]] - Official page.
* [[ASCII Stick for Family Computer]].
* [[Arcade Freak]] - Updated model with same function buttons (can be reassigned to more universal macros)

[[Category:Controller]]
[[Category:2018]]
[[Category:Cyber Gadget]]
[[Category:Silver]][[Category:Black]][[Category:Yellow]][[Category:Red]]
[[Category:USB]]
[[Category:Digital joystick]][[Category:Digital button]]
[[Category:Sanwa]]

File:arcade-stick-for-retrofreak.jpg

2025-02-07T06:36:10Z

Rjt: From official page, watermark removed: https://www.cybergadget.co.jp/products/4544859027109.html

== Summary ==
From official page, watermark removed: https://www.cybergadget.co.jp/products/4544859027109.html

ASCII Stick for Family Computer

2025-02-07T06:13:14Z

Rjt: /* See Also */ Arcade Stick For Retrofreak page link

{{infobox_controller
| photo = [[File:ascii-stick-for-family-computer.jpg]]
| release = [[:Category:1986|1986]]
| series = [[:Category:ASCII Stick|ASCII Stick]]
| model = AS-2088-FC
| company = [[:Category:ASCII|ASCII]]
| designer =
| colours = [[:Category:Silver|Silver]] [[:Category:Black|Black]] [[:Category:Yellow|Yellow]] [[:Category:Red|Red]]
| system = [[:Category:Family Computer|Family Computer]]
| connection = [[:Category:Expand Connector|Expand Connector]] ([[:Category:DA15|DA15]])
| purpose =
| mechanisms = [[:Category:Digital joystick|Digital joystick]] ([[:Category:Seimitsu|Seimitsu]]) [[:Category:Digital button|Digital button]]
}}
Attractive, solid, arcade-like stick for the [[:Category:Family Computer|Famicom]]. Buttons and stick are by [[:Category:Seimitsu|Seimitsu]] and use microswitches, but are smaller (24mm) than is typical. Real jump in quality over most console joysticks of the era (except for [[:Category:Micomsoft|Micomsoft]]'s nice [[:Category:XE-1|XE-1]] ones). Joystick has a square gate.

The size and squareness of the case means the bottom-right corner can dig into you palm, which can make it a bit uncomfortable to use without something to rest your wrist on. The short joystick might bug some people too.

The original model has concave buttons, but in 1987 they switched to flat ones.

Various [[:Category:ASCII Stick|ASCII Sticks]] were released for the Famicom and other systems, and later versions included variable-speed [[:Category:Rapid-fire|Rapid-fire]] and [[:Category:Slow-motion|Slow-motion]] functions. Most later versions implement cost-saving measures, such as non-microswitched sticks and buttons, and plastic housing. An identical version was also released for the [[:Category:MSX|MSX]], with the product code AS-3088-MX: [[ASCII Stick for MSX, MSX2]].

==Press==

* [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6omVSb3UTJE Famicom ASCII Stick // LEGENDARY ARCADE STICKS] - Youtube video, Scanline City, 2021.
* [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V_asG23RNlk ASCII STICK: Review and NES Adapter Mod] - Youtube video, K-2, 2015. Concave button model.

==Sources==

* https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6omVSb3UTJE

==See Also==

* [[:Category:ASCII Stick]] - Other sticks in the same series.
* [[Arcade Stick For Retrofreak]] - Eight-button, USB stick themed like the ASCII Stick.
* [[XE-1 Pro FC]] - Another Famicom stick with good quality parts.
* [[Capcom Power Stick Fighter]] - Famicom and SNES stick with microswitch joystick (but not so great buttons).

[[Category:Controller]]
[[Category:1986]]
[[Category:ASCII Stick]]
[[Category:ASCII]]
[[Category:Silver]][[Category:Black]][[Category:Yellow]][[Category:Red]]
[[Category:Family Computer]]
[[Category:Expand Connector]]
[[Category:Digital joystick]][[Category:Digital button]]
[[Category:Seimitsu]]

Airplane Controller Stand

2025-02-05T06:36:54Z

Rjt: A-Power model number

{{infobox_controller
| photo = [[File:airplane-controller-stand.jpg]]
| release =
| series =
| model = MX-WII084 (A-Power) PG-Wi070 (Pega)
| company = [[:Category:A-Power|A-Power]] [[:Category:Pega|Pega]] [[:Category:CTA Digital Accessories|CTA Digital Accessories]] [[:Category:Ostent|Ostent]]
| designer =
| purpose = [[:Category:Flight|Flight]]
| colours = [[:Category:White|White]]
| system = [[:Category:Wii|Wii]]
| connection = N/A
| mechanisms = N/A
}}
A flight-yoke-like shell that holds a [[Wii Remote]] and a [[Wii Nunchuk]]. Has points of articulation in the base and the parts that hold the controllers. Attaches to a table with a suction cup.

The two shells/handles can be removed and swapped. I can't think of a game where it'd be useful to have a yoke with two wiimotes or two nunchuks, but if you buy two units it's an option!

I've seen three different boxes for it, and released under various brand names: A-Power, Pega, CTA Digital Accessories, and Ostent.

==Compatibility==

===Untested===

* ''Blazing Angels: Squadrons of WWII''
* ''Disney Planes''
* ''Heatseeker''
* ''Hyper Fighters''
* ''Kid Adventures: Sky Captain'' - motion control (only?)
* ''MySims SkyHeroes''
* ''Rebel Raiders: Operation Nighthawk''
* ''Sky Crawlers: Innocent Aces''
* ''Tom Clancy's H.A.W.X. 2''
* ''Wing Island''
* ''WWII Aces''

====Flight Games Within Other Games====

* Island Flyover in ''Wii Sports Resort''
* Flying stage(s?) in ''Up''

==Gallery==
{| class="wikitable"
! colspan="4" | A-Power
|-
| [[File:airplane-controller-stand-apower-box-front.jpg]]
| [[File:airplane-controller-stand-apower-box-bottom.jpg]]
| [[File:airplane-controller-stand-apower-box-back.jpg]]
|
|-
! colspan="4" | CTA Digital Accessories
|-
| [[File:airplane-controller-stand-cta-box-front.jpg]]
| [[File:airplane-controller-stand-cta-box-back.jpg]]
| [[File:airplane-controller-stand-cta-box-inside.jpg]]
|
|-
! colspan="4" | Pega
|-
| [[File:airplane-controller-stand-pega-box-front.jpg]]
| [[File:airplane-controller-stand-pega-box-back.jpg]]
| [[File:airplane-controller-stand-pega-box-top.jpg]]
| [[File:airplane-controller-stand-pega-box-inside.jpg]]
|}

Dinodirect have some demo videos on Youtube:

* https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hKEq03m_ILc
* https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nr_Lnw70JKk

[[Category:Accessory]]
[[Category:A-Power]][[Category:Pega]][[Category:CTA Digital Accessories]][[Category:Ostent]]
[[Category:Flight]]
[[Category:White]]
[[Category:Wii]]

User:Rjt/Collection

2025-02-05T06:31:34Z

Rjt: added USB→MD adaptor and Wii airplane yoke shell

==Controllers==

{| class="wikitable sortable"
! Name !! System !! Company !! Notes
|-
| custom arcade stick || USB ||style="text-align:center"| n/a || Uses a [[Zero-Pi Fighting Board EASY]], [[:Category:Seimitsu|Seimitsu]] stick and buttons.
|-
| colspan=4 |
|-
| [[ASCII Stick for Family Computer]] || Famicom || ASCII || Revised version with flat buttons
|-
| [[Classic Controller]] || Wii || Nintendo ||style="text-align:center"| -
|-
| [[Classic Controller Pro]] || Wii || Nintendo ||style="text-align:center"| -
|-
| [[DualShock Analog Controller]] || PS || Sony || The colour that comes with the PSOne.
|-
| [[DualShock 2 Analog Controller]] || PS2 || Sony || Clear version
|-
| 2×[[DualShock 2 Analog Controller]] || PS2 || Sony || Black version
|-
| [[Nintendo Switch Pro Controller]] || Switch || Nintendo ||style="text-align:center"| -
|-
| 4×[[Wii Balance Board]] || Wii || Nintendo ||
|-
| [[Xbox 360 Controller]] || Xbox 360 || Microsoft || ~Drifty~
|-
| [[neGcon]] || PS || Namco ||
|-
| [[Enhanced Wired Controller for Xbox One]] || XBox One || PowerA || Team Kitty colour, but scratched off the logo
|-
| [[Logitech Vantage USB]] || Multi. || Logitech || Konami-branded Wii (etc.) mic., E-UR20.
|-
| 2×Generic(?) [[:Category:Trackball|trackballs]] || PC || ||
|-
| Futuretronics || PS2 || [[:Category:Futuretronics|Futuretronics]] || FUT-9250BK
|-
| [[Sega Multi Controller]] || SS || Sega || Ya know, the Saturn's 3D contorller, white, HSS-0137
|-
| [[Dual Shock Final Version]] || PS || || fv-1308, jogcon clone, clear dark grey
|-
| [[SuperRacer]] || PS || || negcon clone, bayform SF-911. red
|-
| [[Game Boy Player Controller]] || GC || Hori || Black
|-
| [[Game Boy Player Controller]] || GC || Hori || Indigo
|-
| gamecube, greenblue one and indigo one || || ||
|-
| ring fit ring and leg strapv || || ||
|-
| 2×[[Super Nintendo Entertainment System Controller]] || Switch || Nintendo ||
|-
| 2×[[Nintendo Entertainment System Controller]] || Switch || Nintendo ||
|-
| ac joycons || || ||
|-
| [[Wii Remote]] || || || Black
|-
| 4×[[Wii Nunchuk]] || || || Black, red, light blue, white
|-
| 3×[[Wii Remote Motion Plus]] || || || Red, pink, light blue
|-
| knockoff wii taiko controller || || ||
|-
| gamecube microphone || || ||
|-
| logitech extreme 3d pro || || ||
|-
| [[Sega Saturn Twin-Stick]] || Saturn || Sega ||style="text-align:center"| -
|-
| mayflash arcade stick f300 elite, changed abxy colours to match nintendo || || ||
|-
| logitech driving force? one with red dial with pedals || || ||
|-
| other wheel and pedals (same pedals) || || ||
|-
| [[ASCII Grip V]] || PlayStation || ASCII ||
|-
| [[Sunstation Pad]] || PlayStation || Sunsoft || Pretty, but uncomfortable~
|-
| [[Super Action Controller]] || ColecoVision || ||
|-
| 2×[[Nintendo 64 Controller]] || Switch || Nintendo? ||style="text-align:center"| -
|-
| [[SEGA Mega Drive Control Pad]] || Switch || Nintendo? ||style="text-align:center"| -
|-
| [[Xbox Wireless Controller]] || Xbox X, Xbox One || Microsoft || Robot white.
|-
| [[EagleMAX (PlayStation)|EagleMAX]] || PlayStation || Act Labs || new old stock, cheap, S t i c k y
|-
| [[ASCII Stick II Turbo for Family Computer]] || Famicom || ASCII ||
|-
| [[XE-1 Pro FC]] || Famicom || Micomsoft ||
|-
| [[Jogcon]] || PS/PS2 || ||
|-
| [[XE-1AP]] || Multiple || Micomsoft ||
|-
| [[PlayStation Analog Joystick]] || PlayStation || Sony ||
|-
| capcom mahjong controller || Famicom || ||
|-
| Arkanoid 2 controller || Famicom || ||
|-
| [[Hori Commander]] || Famicom || Hori || Both maroon and black models
|-
| [[Hori Commander α]] || Famicom || Hori ||
|-
| [[Hudon Joycard MkII]] || Famicom || Hudson ||
|-
| [[Sansui Joycard SSS]] || Famicom || Hudson ||
|-
| 2×Wai Wai Mahjong Parlor Controller || PlayStation || Hori || Boxed set of two controllers and game Wai Wai Jonsou. They have a screen that shows your mahjong hand, but don't have dedicated buttons for each tile like other ones.
|-
| [[PDP Versus Fighting Pad]] || PS3 || PDP || Clicky!
|-
| Sega Mega Drive 6-Button Control Pad II || Mega Drive || Sega || MK-1653-50
|}

===Non-game===

{| class="wikitable sortable"
! Name !! Purpose !! Company !! Notes
|-
| [[ShuttleXpress]] || Video editing shuttle || Contour Design ||
|}

Also MIDI stuff, pedals...

==Accessories==

{| class="wikitable sortable"
! Name !! Accessorises !! Company !! Notes
|-
| 2×[[Wii Zapper]] || Wiimote and Nunchuck || Nintendo ||
|-
| wii nerf golf, tennis, baseball || || ||
|-
| 2×[[Perfect Shot For Wii]] || Wiimote and Nunchuck || Nyko || The orange flippy trap thing's busted on one.
|-
| 2×[[Wii Wheel]] || Wiimote || Nintendo ||
|-
| wii condom, red || || ||
|-
| generic ps2 multitap. '4 Player Multi Tap PXII Compatible' || || ||
|-
| switch joycon holder thing || || ||
|-
| [[Flip Grip]] || Switch || ||
|-
| [[Fishing Spirits Joy-con Attachment for Switch]] || Joycon || Hori ||
|-
| all the labos || || ||
|-
| 3×Wii Motion Plus || || ||
|-
| [[Airplane Controller Stand]] || Wiimote+Nunchuk || a-power ||
|}

==Adaptors==

{| class="wikitable sortable"
! Name !! Adapts !! Company !! Notes
|-
| [[GC Controller Adapter for PC USB]] || 2×Gamecube → USB || Mayflash ||
|-
| [[Super Dual Box Pro]] || 2×PS/PS2 → USB || Mayflash ||
|-
| [[SS/N64/PS2 Controller Adapter For PC USB]] || 1×Saturn/N64/PlayStation → USB || Mayflash || 3 ports, but only one works at a time, I think.
|-
| [[Switch Pro/PS3/PS4 to PS Classic/PS2 Super Converter]] || USB → PlayStation || Brook || ZPP4000
|-
| Playstation to wii one || || ? ||
|-
| [[SNES/SFC/NES/FC Controller Adapter for PC USB]] || SNES/NES → USB || Mayflash || Dunno why is says it's Famicom compatible, only takes SNES and 9-pin inputs. So Famiclones…
|-
| [[Wii Classic Controller Adapter for PC Windows]] || 2×Wii → USB || ||style="text-align:center"| -
|-
| [[PC Gameport joystick/controller to USB adapter]] || Gameport → USB || Raphnet ||
|-
| [[Famicom controller to NES adapter]] || Famicom → NES || Raphnet ||
|-
| [[Famicom controller to USB adapter]] || Famicom → USB || Raphnet ||
|-
| 2×[[Megadrive/SMS/Atari controller to USB adapter]] || DE9 → USB || Raphnet ||
|-
| [[PS3/PS4 to Mega Drive/PC Engine Super Converter]] ||(USB →) Mega Drive || Brooks || Gah, expensive, but the Mega Drive has pretty shit joystick options.
|}

* 2xgeneric?ps/2>usb
* makey-makey

==Wishlist==

Interested in: controllers with unique ideas for navigating 3-D space including 3D mice, Wii gun shells, things that look nice, all those XE-1 and ASCII Sticks with nice parts, racing controllers that aren't wheels.

{| class="wikitable sortable"
! Name !! System !! Company !! Notes
|-
| [[ASCII Stick for Family Computer]] || Famicom || || Original release with concave buttons
|-
| [[Channel F Hand-Controller]] || Channel F || ||
|-
| Gamecube Controller || GC || || Symphonic green one (spenny)
|-
| セガメガドライブファイティングバッド 6B || Switch || || Japanese version of the NSO Mega Drive pad
|-
| Pippin Controller || || || Pippin, Atmark or Katz Media Player version, not fussed.
|-
| [[Neo Geo CD Pad Controller]] || Neo Geo CD || SNK || ALso curious about the stick differences between the original and the recent versions.
|-
| Any of those 3-D mice by 3Dconnexion || PC || 3Dconnexion ||
|-
| [[Jaguar Controller]] || || Atari ||
|-
| [[Mahjong Controller]] || Neo Geo || SNK || Big, expensive, mahjong controller :)
|-
| [[Speedster Controller]] || PS2 PS3 || Fanatec || Dunno if it works on the PS
|-
| Taito Power Shovel || PlayStation || ||
|-
| Namcos playstation arcade stick || || ||
|-
| Takara PlayStation Spinner Controller || || ||
|-
| DENSHA DE GO! MAMEKON || || || ensh de-go controller controller
|-
| [[PlayStation_Volume_Controller]] || PlayStation || Namco || Three colour variations I'm aware of...
|-
| fanatec(!) speedster || || || interesting racing controller
|-
| HES the tank || || ||
|-
| The PSX-themed PS5 controller || || || Jesus Christ it's $124
|-
| Capcom Power Stick Fighter MD || Mega Drive || Capcom ||
|}

Airplane Controller Stand

2025-02-05T06:11:37Z

Rjt: daydreaming about those removable shells~

{{infobox_controller
| photo = [[File:airplane-controller-stand.jpg]]
| release =
| series =
| model = PG-Wi070 (Pega)
| company = [[:Category:A-Power|A-Power]] [[:Category:Pega|Pega]] [[:Category:CTA Digital Accessories|CTA Digital Accessories]] [[:Category:Ostent|Ostent]]
| designer =
| purpose = [[:Category:Flight|Flight]]
| colours = [[:Category:White|White]]
| system = [[:Category:Wii|Wii]]
| connection = N/A
| mechanisms = N/A
}}
A flight-yoke-like shell that holds a [[Wii Remote]] and a [[Wii Nunchuk]]. Has points of articulation in the base and the parts that hold the controllers. Attaches to a table with a suction cup.

The two shells/handles can be removed and swapped. I can't think of a game where it'd be useful to have a yoke with two wiimotes or two nunchuks, but if you buy two units it's an option!

I've seen three different boxes for it, and released under various brand names: A-Power, Pega, CTA Digital Accessories, and Ostent.

==Compatibility==

===Untested===

* ''Blazing Angels: Squadrons of WWII''
* ''Disney Planes''
* ''Heatseeker''
* ''Hyper Fighters''
* ''Kid Adventures: Sky Captain'' - motion control (only?)
* ''MySims SkyHeroes''
* ''Rebel Raiders: Operation Nighthawk''
* ''Sky Crawlers: Innocent Aces''
* ''Tom Clancy's H.A.W.X. 2''
* ''Wing Island''
* ''WWII Aces''

====Flight Games Within Other Games====

* Island Flyover in ''Wii Sports Resort''
* Flying stage(s?) in ''Up''

==Gallery==
{| class="wikitable"
! colspan="4" | A-Power
|-
| [[File:airplane-controller-stand-apower-box-front.jpg]]
| [[File:airplane-controller-stand-apower-box-bottom.jpg]]
| [[File:airplane-controller-stand-apower-box-back.jpg]]
|
|-
! colspan="4" | CTA Digital Accessories
|-
| [[File:airplane-controller-stand-cta-box-front.jpg]]
| [[File:airplane-controller-stand-cta-box-back.jpg]]
| [[File:airplane-controller-stand-cta-box-inside.jpg]]
|
|-
! colspan="4" | Pega
|-
| [[File:airplane-controller-stand-pega-box-front.jpg]]
| [[File:airplane-controller-stand-pega-box-back.jpg]]
| [[File:airplane-controller-stand-pega-box-top.jpg]]
| [[File:airplane-controller-stand-pega-box-inside.jpg]]
|}

Dinodirect have some demo videos on Youtube:

* https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hKEq03m_ILc
* https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nr_Lnw70JKk

[[Category:Accessory]]
[[Category:A-Power]][[Category:Pega]][[Category:CTA Digital Accessories]][[Category:Ostent]]
[[Category:Flight]]
[[Category:White]]
[[Category:Wii]]

Airplane Controller Stand

2025-02-05T06:08:56Z

Rjt: note on removable shells

{{infobox_controller
| photo = [[File:airplane-controller-stand.jpg]]
| release =
| series =
| model = PG-Wi070 (Pega)
| company = [[:Category:A-Power|A-Power]] [[:Category:Pega|Pega]] [[:Category:CTA Digital Accessories|CTA Digital Accessories]] [[:Category:Ostent|Ostent]]
| designer =
| purpose = [[:Category:Flight|Flight]]
| colours = [[:Category:White|White]]
| system = [[:Category:Wii|Wii]]
| connection = N/A
| mechanisms = N/A
}}
A flight-yoke-like shell that holds a [[Wii Remote]] and a [[Wii Nunchuk]]. Has points of articulation in the base and the parts that hold the controllers. Attaches to a table with a suction cup. The two shells/handles can be removed and swapped.

I've seen three different boxes for it, and released under various brand names: A-Power, Pega, CTA Digital Accessories, and Ostent.

==Compatibility==

===Untested===

* ''Blazing Angels: Squadrons of WWII''
* ''Disney Planes''
* ''Heatseeker''
* ''Hyper Fighters''
* ''Kid Adventures: Sky Captain'' - motion control (only?)
* ''MySims SkyHeroes''
* ''Rebel Raiders: Operation Nighthawk''
* ''Sky Crawlers: Innocent Aces''
* ''Tom Clancy's H.A.W.X. 2''
* ''Wing Island''
* ''WWII Aces''

====Flight Games Within Other Games====

* Island Flyover in ''Wii Sports Resort''
* Flying stage(s?) in ''Up''

==Gallery==
{| class="wikitable"
! colspan="4" | A-Power
|-
| [[File:airplane-controller-stand-apower-box-front.jpg]]
| [[File:airplane-controller-stand-apower-box-bottom.jpg]]
| [[File:airplane-controller-stand-apower-box-back.jpg]]
|
|-
! colspan="4" | CTA Digital Accessories
|-
| [[File:airplane-controller-stand-cta-box-front.jpg]]
| [[File:airplane-controller-stand-cta-box-back.jpg]]
| [[File:airplane-controller-stand-cta-box-inside.jpg]]
|
|-
! colspan="4" | Pega
|-
| [[File:airplane-controller-stand-pega-box-front.jpg]]
| [[File:airplane-controller-stand-pega-box-back.jpg]]
| [[File:airplane-controller-stand-pega-box-top.jpg]]
| [[File:airplane-controller-stand-pega-box-inside.jpg]]
|}

Dinodirect have some demo videos on Youtube:

* https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hKEq03m_ILc
* https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nr_Lnw70JKk

[[Category:Accessory]]
[[Category:A-Power]][[Category:Pega]][[Category:CTA Digital Accessories]][[Category:Ostent]]
[[Category:Flight]]
[[Category:White]]
[[Category:Wii]]

Airplane Controller Stand

2025-02-01T17:06:07Z

Rjt: Heading in gallery, video links

{{infobox_controller
| photo = [[File:airplane-controller-stand.jpg]]
| release =
| series =
| model = PG-Wi070 (Pega)
| company = [[:Category:A-Power|A-Power]] [[:Category:Pega|Pega]] [[:Category:CTA Digital Accessories|CTA Digital Accessories]] [[:Category:Ostent|Ostent]]
| designer =
| purpose = [[:Category:Flight|Flight]]
| colours = [[:Category:White|White]]
| system = [[:Category:Wii|Wii]]
| connection = N/A
| mechanisms = N/A
}}
A flight-yoke-like shell that holds a [[Wii Remote]] and a [[Wii Nunchuk]]. Has points of articulation in the base and the parts that hold the controllers. Attaches to a table with a suction cup.

I've seen three different boxes for it, and released under various brand names: A-Power, Pega, CTA Digital Accessories, and Ostent.

==Compatibility==

===Untested===

* ''Blazing Angels: Squadrons of WWII''
* ''Disney Planes''
* ''Heatseeker''
* ''Hyper Fighters''
* ''Kid Adventures: Sky Captain'' - motion control (only?)
* ''MySims SkyHeroes''
* ''Rebel Raiders: Operation Nighthawk''
* ''Sky Crawlers: Innocent Aces''
* ''Tom Clancy's H.A.W.X. 2''
* ''Wing Island''
* ''WWII Aces''

====Flight Games Within Other Games====

* Island Flyover in ''Wii Sports Resort''
* Flying stage(s?) in ''Up''

==Gallery==
{| class="wikitable"
! colspan="4" | A-Power
|-
| [[File:airplane-controller-stand-apower-box-front.jpg]]
| [[File:airplane-controller-stand-apower-box-bottom.jpg]]
| [[File:airplane-controller-stand-apower-box-back.jpg]]
|
|-
! colspan="4" | CTA Digital Accessories
|-
| [[File:airplane-controller-stand-cta-box-front.jpg]]
| [[File:airplane-controller-stand-cta-box-back.jpg]]
| [[File:airplane-controller-stand-cta-box-inside.jpg]]
|
|-
! colspan="4" | Pega
|-
| [[File:airplane-controller-stand-pega-box-front.jpg]]
| [[File:airplane-controller-stand-pega-box-back.jpg]]
| [[File:airplane-controller-stand-pega-box-top.jpg]]
| [[File:airplane-controller-stand-pega-box-inside.jpg]]
|}

Dinodirect have some demo videos on Youtube:

* https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hKEq03m_ILc
* https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nr_Lnw70JKk

[[Category:Accessory]]
[[Category:A-Power]][[Category:Pega]][[Category:CTA Digital Accessories]][[Category:Ostent]]
[[Category:Flight]]
[[Category:White]]
[[Category:Wii]]

Airplane Controller Stand

2025-02-01T16:58:40Z

Rjt: companies to infobox, image, gallery of box shots

{{infobox_controller
| photo = [[File:airplane-controller-stand.jpg]]
| release =
| series =
| model = PG-Wi070 (Pega)
| company = [[:Category:A-Power|A-Power]] [[:Category:Pega|Pega]] [[:Category:CTA Digital Accessories|CTA Digital Accessories]] [[:Category:Ostent|Ostent]]
| designer =
| purpose = [[:Category:Flight|Flight]]
| colours = [[:Category:White|White]]
| system = [[:Category:Wii|Wii]]
| connection = N/A
| mechanisms = N/A
}}
A flight-yoke-like shell that holds a [[Wii Remote]] and a [[Wii Nunchuk]]. Has points of articulation in the base and the parts that hold the controllers. Attaches to a table with a suction cup.

I've seen three different boxes for it, and released under various brand names: A-Power, Pega, CTA Digital Accessories, and Ostent.

==Compatibility==

===Untested===

* ''Blazing Angels: Squadrons of WWII''
* ''Disney Planes''
* ''Heatseeker''
* ''Hyper Fighters''
* ''Kid Adventures: Sky Captain'' - motion control (only?)
* ''MySims SkyHeroes''
* ''Rebel Raiders: Operation Nighthawk''
* ''Sky Crawlers: Innocent Aces''
* ''Tom Clancy's H.A.W.X. 2''
* ''Wing Island''
* ''WWII Aces''

====Flight Games Within Other Games====

* Island Flyover in ''Wii Sports Resort''
* Flying stage(s?) in ''Up''

==Gallery==
{| class="wikitable"
|-
| [[File:airplane-controller-stand-apower-box-front.jpg]]
| [[File:airplane-controller-stand-apower-box-bottom.jpg]]
| [[File:airplane-controller-stand-apower-box-back.jpg]]
|
|-
| [[File:airplane-controller-stand-cta-box-front.jpg]]
| [[File:airplane-controller-stand-cta-box-back.jpg]]
| [[File:airplane-controller-stand-cta-box-inside.jpg]]
|
|-
| [[File:airplane-controller-stand-pega-box-front.jpg]]
| [[File:airplane-controller-stand-pega-box-back.jpg]]
| [[File:airplane-controller-stand-pega-box-top.jpg]]
| [[File:airplane-controller-stand-pega-box-inside.jpg]]
|}

[[Category:Accessory]]
[[Category:A-Power]][[Category:Pega]][[Category:CTA Digital Accessories]][[Category:Ostent]]
[[Category:Flight]]
[[Category:White]]
[[Category:Wii]]