Nabu Games Controller: Difference between revisions
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| name = Hand-Controller | | name = Hand-Controller | ||
| | | image = [[File:nabu-games-controller.png]] | ||
| release = [[:Category:1982|1982]] | | release = [[:Category:1982|1982]] | ||
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| system = [[:Category:NABU Personal Computer|NABU Personal Computer]] | | system = [[:Category:NABU Personal Computer|NABU Personal Computer]] | ||
| connection = [[:Category:DE9|DE9]] | | connection = [[:Category:DE9|DE9]] | ||
| purpose = [[:Category:General|General]] | |||
| mechanisms = [[:Category:Digital button]]<br>[[:Category:Joystick|Joystick]] | | mechanisms = [[:Category:Digital button]]<br>[[:Category:Joystick|Joystick]] | ||
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* [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=r-T9SGAAu4w 18 - Nabu computer joystick and a short retro tour] - Youtube video. | * [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=r-T9SGAAu4w 18 - Nabu computer joystick and a short retro tour] - Youtube video. | ||
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[[Category:1982]] | [[Category:1982]] | ||
[[Category:NABU Network Corporation]] | [[Category:NABU Network Corporation]] | ||
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[[Category:NABU Personal Computer]] | [[Category:NABU Personal Computer]] | ||
[[Category:DE9]] | [[Category:DE9]] | ||
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[[Category:Digital button]][[Category:Joystick]] | [[Category:Digital button]][[Category:Joystick]] | ||
Revision as of 22:09, 9 December 2023
| Release date: | 1982 |
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| Company: | NABU Network Corporation |
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| Main colours: | Black |
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| System: | NABU Personal Computer |
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| Connection: | DE9 |
| Purpose: | General |
| Mechanisms: | Category:Digital button Joystick |
Default controller for the NABU Personal Computer. In appearance it's similar to the Channel F Hand-Controller, but like a lot of clones it omits the advanced features like the paddle control and pushing and pulling on the stick, instead operating as an 8-way joystick with a single button.
