
I ran up to the Museum of the Moving Image in Queens this weekend to check out their Jim Henson exhibition. That was great, naturally. But I hadn’t realised the museum was filled with old television and movie hardware, as well as a pretty decent vintage arcade, including — but not touchable — an original Spacewar! cabinet.
Let me tell you, it was really hard not to touch that cabinet. Now I kind of want one of my own.
The Evolution of Video Game Controllers [PopChartLab.com]



















Piccoroz
Wednesday, September 7, 2011 at 7:06 AMKudos for making the famicom pad the father of the nes pad, I do too consider them two diferent controllers, also pointing out the radofin as the first analog controller.
Mark Ampersand
Wednesday, September 7, 2011 at 4:00 PMWow, the Sega Activator! I remember seeing articles about that in Games Master, with promises of being able to control Street Fighter with real punches and kicks!
Jodski
Wednesday, September 7, 2011 at 9:59 PMHmm can’t seem to find the stupid DJ thingy onthere, unless they just filed it under the Band Hero peripheral.
Very cool poster i must say.
EffectsGuy
Friday, September 9, 2011 at 8:56 AMAlso missing the FRAGFX FPS mouse/stick combo for PS3 invented by Splitfish – gotta have a FragFx :)
http://www.splitfish.com