May 3, 2024
The NES MAX controller is way nicer to use when you swap out that awkward sliding thing in the D-pad.
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The NES MAX controller is way nicer to use when you swap out that awkward sliding thing in the D-pad.
The American commercial for 'NES Max' on the NES.
Mes dernières trouvailles de ce weekend!!!!
Un Amiga 500 parfaitement fonctionnel (y avait même la disquette de SpeedBall II dedans) et une manette NES Max de 1988
My last finds of this weekend’s garage sale !!!!
A perfectly functional Amiga 500 (there was still the SpeedBall II floppy disk in it) and a 1988 NES Max controller
“Meet Max” - NES Max Advertisement
The NES Max was an official Nintendo controller for the Nintendo Entertainment System (NES) that included improvements upon the original NES Controller such as better grips, a cycloid-style D-pad, and turbo buttons.
I’ve got a wide variety of NES controllers. That NES Max is one of my favorites, apart from the bizarre not-quite-joystick it’s got going on. @techav and I were discussing controllers for the system, prompting this photograph.
NES Max / BPS Max / SONY Joypad JS-303T
First party in the States. Third party in Japan.
Sony even used a very similar model for their MSX Joypad