Vintage JOY STICK Computer Compatible Controller w/ Box

Name: Vintage JOY STICK Computer Compatible Controller w/ Box
Brand: JOY STICK
SKU: 6845208a001542ed487ef093
Price: 129.0 USD
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Vintage JOY STICK Computer Compatible Controller w/ Box | Commodore 64 / Atari / Retro Gaming vintage JOY STICK computer-compatible controller, likely from the early 1980s. ✅ Features: • Original retro box with colorful graphics • Two action buttons and metal joystick • Marked “COMPUTER COMPATIBLE” — likely a third-party generic model made during the golden age of home computing 📦 Condition: • Joystick is untested (sold as-is) • Appears to be in good vintage condition with light wear • Box has some creases but is intact and display-worthy Perfect for collectors of vintage gaming gear, Commodore fans, or anyone looking to complete their retro setup.

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oomadmaxoo DIN connectors are round. Could you add a picture showing a better angle of the connector? All of the joysticks from this brand I've seen so far use DB-9 connectors, like the kind you would connect to a serial port. From the angle in the picture, the connector looks a bit more like an IEEE-488 male connector. Thanks.

Jun 20Reply

zipperzresale @oomadmaxoo thanks for the help. Yes I will. I’m not familiar with this. So you helped a lot

Jun 20Reply

zipperzresale @oomadmaxoo updated picture

Jun 20Reply

oomadmaxoo Thanks. Those look more like IC pins, like they would go into a chip socket. I'll try to figure out what computer would interface with a joystick like that.

Jun 20Reply

zipperzresale @oomadmaxoo you are the best!

Jun 20Reply

oomadmaxoo I believe I figured it out. All of the other variations of this exact joystick I've seen so far use a DB-9 connector. I believe all were advertised to be for "Apple II" computers. But it looks like all Apple II-series computers had a 16-pin DIP socket on the mainboard. Only the Apple IIc and IIc+ did not have this socket available. So this joystick is intended for Apple II computers.

Jun 20Reply