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Colecovision Controller Joystick Control Pad Retro Features
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Please read description - Hand made Item
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Not for PC emmulators and USB converters Designed specifically to work with original Colecovision or CollectorVision Phoneix 4 button configuration mapped to start and play MOST Colecovision games
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Brand new circuit boards with 7 - 8 foot cable (before assembly)
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More comfortable than original controllers
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Also works Atari 2600 Compatible Consoles and Computers (fire button 1 only)
About Colecovision Controller Joystick Control Pad Retro
READ: Professionally designed handmade controller / control pad that is specifically designed to work with the original Colecovision video game console (2 button games). Also works with Atari 2600 (1 button games) as well as other Atari joystick compatible consoles and computers that use fire button 1. Does not work with FLASHBACK consoles. Provides a new way to experience retro games on the original consoles, and computers. Item is designed with BRAND NEW circuit boards (PCB) with durable conductive GOLD contacts for longer life (see pics) STOP: Not every game can be played with this type of controller. Games designed for the Super Action Controller or those that require specific keypad overlay functions (like Mousetrap) may not have all the actions needed to work well unless the function is mapped to the start or select button. There are some games that do require the keypad to play, so please be aware. This configuration provides (4 buttons) - (B) left button - (A) right button - Hold both buttons - 3rd action - depends on the game - Start button is mapped to keypad button 1 - starts, resets or starts 1 player (MOST GAMES) - Select button is mapped to keypad button * - starts games that require * to start (MOST GAMES) Because Colecovision games have varying start menus or selection start sequences. I chose a configuration that I found to be common when starting most games. That being using a numeric key or * key.
