Tag: atari style

Provides a weighted, tabletop arcade joystick for Atari 7800 and Atari VCS-style computer control ports.

BX Foundry's joystick production run concluded in mid-2019. The maker archive remains available, but it provides no current order route or public construction files. Search the used market for an original unit.

Turns as many as two Atari-style digital joysticks or four paddles into USB input devices for a modern computer.

The repository supplies board fabrication files, a schematic, Arduino firmware, a bill of materials, and assembly guidance. A build needs an Arduino Pro Micro and the components selected for either the Atari-style or Sega configuration. Paddle mode is a JoyConverter firmware option selected while powering the adapter.

Provides a new-production Competition Pro-style microswitch joystick with a nine-pin connector for classic computers.

AMIGAstore listed the Competition Pro Retro at EUR 32.75 but marked it out of stock with restock T.B.A. on 2026-07-30. The store still offers a stock-notification route. Do not substitute the currently available Competition Pro Extra without an adapter: that model uses USB-A for modern hosts rather than a classic nine-pin joystick plug.

Adds about 1.7 meters of reach between a compatible nine-pin controller and its vintage computer.

AutumnHippo exposed an add-to-cart route at USD 7 on 2026-07-30. Protovision separately showed ten joystick extension cables in stock at EUR 10 with a one- to two-week shipping estimate. The exact long and short products pictured by the C64 OS guide are not identified, so the catalog keeps current length and seller variants together.

Standalone testers for checking vintage nine-pin joysticks and controllers without relying on a working retro computer.

AMI64 listed its encased tester at GBP 15 with a battery included on 2026-07-30. Commodore4ever listed its tester at a USD 9.99 sale price; a Micro-USB Type-B cable is not included. PCBWay retains the 2021 schematic, layout, bill of materials, and PCB ordering route under CC BY-NC-SA 4.0. These are related tester variants, not electrically identical revisions. Confirm connector gender, supported controls, and power source for the chosen unit.

Adds one Atari and Commodore-style nine-pin joystick port.

The current listing is a kit or bare-PCB design. The RC2014 computer and joystick shown in vendor photos are not included.