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Anya is live and ready to show you everything. Watch her strip, dance, and perform exclusive shows just for you. Interact in real-time and make your fantasies come true.
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Championship Electronics Products
Super Champ
Mini Champ
Remote Champ
Gourmet Controllers - Electronic Games July 1993
Interesting article on the history of high-end joysticks.
Datasoft - LeStick (1981)
Wico - Red Ball Joystick
Suncom - SilkStik & StarFighter
Links:
The Joystick Girls (1986) - IMDb
Internet ArchiveÂ
HAL Labratory - Joyball - Famicom
Manufactured by HAL Laboratory for the Famicom. It’s a joystick only with a ball instead… joyball.
Someone should mod it to look like Lolo or Kirby.
Famicom World
Hori Seperate Controller - PlayStation 2
PlayStation 2 era controller that could be split in half because…?
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Saitek PX3000 - PlayStation
Very unusual controller from a company who primarily delt with PC accessories.Â
Description from their old website:
“2nd generation Tilt for accurate game control
More Fun with state-of-the-art Double Shock technology
Complete control with Twin Analogue controllers and 8-way D-PadÂ
4 buttons and 4 triggers in familiar PlayStation® layout
TILT Shock technologyÂ
8 buttons incl. 4 triggersÂ
8-way D-Pad
Throttle wheelÂ
1 analogue joystick with lockable axisÂ
2 Shock modes (gives you shock in any game)”
Sources/External Links
Saitek.com (Archived)
Konsolenkost
eBay