First Dual Analog Controller Ever: PlayStation Analog Joystick - Rare Obscure or Retro - Rerez

[@BIGBOICOMBO]

- The wood table - the Tube-frame glass furniture - The back cables - the White square PAL Tv that was so nostalgic i went to my parents house and asked mom for my Tekken 3 CD case

[@GameSack]

I assume you know that they did release a twin stick for the Saturn that was used for Virtual On... in Japan.

[@rerez]

Yup that is right! However from what I could tell (I could be wrong) this device predates the twin stick by almost a year or so.

[@Clara_Page]

there also was some 3rd party analogue arcade stick for the saturn where you could switch which side the stick was (for Leftys I assume) but if you happened to have a spare joystick side you could atach it to the other side and have dual analogue input.. apparently panzer dragoon supports that mode I've never seen one for sale though

[@rerez]

Thanks! :D

[@NeoTechni]

It's not actually analog. It's 2, 4-way joysticks.

[@solonsaturngaming3727]

@@rerez i had ine of thosesticks as i was one of the two people who had a Saturn and my dad at the time had both Japese and NA Saturns and i was hooked on the Saturn Virtual-On on it.i moght get it again

[@thedungeondelver]

I feel it salient to mention that my friend Eric Petersen wrote Mechwarrior II; he passed away one year ago next week. Miss ya, dude.

[@navycalvin9337]

*"Why Can't I Strafe? There's a Missile Coming Right for Me! ANGHH-"* -Rerez

[@KasumiRINA]

Oh, PS1 strafing... Syphon Filter used shoulder buttons for that. Tomb Raider had sidestep "mode", like original DOOM on PC except much slower. Metal Gear just opted for top-down camera with 4-way run like in 2D games, and in vast majority of games, sidestepping was an overnight, with only last few games like Alien having dual analog controls of shooters today.

[@donhonk]

You should take a look at the analog controller that pre-dates the dualshock! The SCPH-1180.

[@hibikino]

I still got one of these in storage and it worked a treat for Descent. BTW you CAN strafe in Descent... you use the hat switch to strafe as well as move vertical from your current orientation.

[@The8BitDuke]

This was way cool! This controller just looks like a sophisticated accessory for the time. The only big arcade stick or anything like that I ever had was the one with the Sega Saturn, and to this day it's a favorite, but it's not like this. This just looks sweet. Loved the skits too, Shane! Awesome video!

[@firefly4f4]

I do wish Rerez still released videos like this. Most of the new stuff seems to concentrate on bad games or hardware, but stuff like this - glimpses into the past - I really love

[@alkestos]

There's only so much retro stuff to go through. There wasn't an infinite amount of funny controllers done.

[@rstanyan]

One thing I remember with the PC version of Descent was that I could strafe in it. I used the CH Flightstick Pro and the hat switch peformed strafing.

[@rerez]

Didn't happen with this version. Mostly because it's not as customizable as a PC.

[@rstanyan]

I remember in the instruction booklet the control explaination had them introducing the new Pyro using keyboard + mouse for controls!

[@Clara_Page]

You could strafe in the old PC shooters Doom, Duke 3D ect but you held down a button usually shift whilst moving left or right, so strafe circling was impossible without actually setting buttons to left strafe and right strafe

[@Sirynx77]

***** Yes it is, you can set your own button layout and yes you can strafe in the game. With or without the PlayStation Analog Joystick. In the game is called "Slide," I did the same as Ryan Stanyan mentioned, I would map the hat switch on the PlayStation Analog Joystick to "Slide" the ship up, down, left and right. The same was true on the PSOne sequel "Descent Maximum" which is a version of the PC original "Descent 2" with some extra levels. Oh and the remix soundtrack was actually originally featured in the Macintosh version of the game.

[@Turboencabulator]

It was possible to strafe with the hat switch. In fact, you can strafe while moving in any axis simultaneously! this was one of my all time favorite controllers and I absolutely loved Descent.

[@eins2001]

That dual stick is pretty much meant for Descent

[@That_Handle]

When it's plugged in, there is specific, niche support for it as well as, occasionaly, a matching on-screen visual of the Analog joystick in the controls mapping / calibrations menu... I wanna say in Ace Combats 2 and 3, Bogey: Dead 6, the Colony Wars series except Red Sun, and, possibly, Gunship and Independence Day. Works great on a few PS2 games that are already listed on Wikipedia but a missed mention for which I think it's almost required because the DS2 thumb sticks can throw you into the cliff faces, for example, is the RPG aerial combat game Rebel Raiders: Operation Nighthawk. The analog joysticks allow you to weave through the canyons with ease albeit not via a true, HOTAS-style config. but both sticks do get used.

[@findantu]

STEEL battalion

[@vikingnortheast]

indeed, i still have my ps1, this stick and that game

[@GameSack]

So I was in the wild and I found one of these sitting on a store shelf or somewhere and the price was pretty good, so I picked it up! $20! I actually thought about this video while in the store (or somewhere, like your video says). I also picked up Decent complete for $5 because why not? Not to find some superglue to glue the cardstock back to the plastic part of the box.

[@jetfire851]

VirtualOn! I was (and still sort of am) obsessed with that game, partly because I'm a giant robot fan but mostly because of the awesome cabinets. This makes me feel so nostalgic.

[@EpicGameMusic]

Who is Shane and what have you done with Garry?

[@AureliusWhite]

Was about to eat some noodles but had nothing to watch, refreshed and boom rerez. Great timing :) Another great episode!

[@johntyler3544]

I like this video but...the N64 had an analog control stick, not a digital stick, thats why you can control whether Mario walks or runs by how far you tilt the stick in Super Mario 64 for example.

[@SirManguydude]

john tyler False. The standard, first party N64 controller used Optical Encoding disks to determine the position of the stick, thus making it a digital stick. Many third party controllers use potentiometers, which were much cheaper, which were analog. Optical encoding disks is why your controller will retain any position that the thumbstick is in when you power on the console/plug in the controller. This is because the N64 will determine that position as "0" and thus when the joystick goes to center, it will be detected as out of center by the games.

[@johntyler3544]

SirManguydude The optical disks sounds like a bad idea, why not just have the stick actually be analog?

[@SirManguydude]

john tyler Better precision, way more accurate. Significantly quieter, easier to fix, harder to break. Various reasons, which is why all thumbsticks are digital nowadays.

[@johntyler3544]

SirManguydude Really? The N64 controller from what I've seen has all those problems and I didn't know people even tried to fix them, I thought you could only buy replacements and people still call thumbsticks analog sticks so...

[@SirManguydude]

Remember, this was still 96, so the technology was still in its infancy.

[@TotalNinjaLover]

So I stumbled upon one of your vids today (nuon console), and I'm on my third video in a row. Good stuff, I love nostalgic gaming! I just subbed, keep up the great videos!

[@rerez]

xxxMrMorbidxxx Thanks! :)

[@TheDaoOfLatino]

As a big Playstation nut I probably should have picked up this beast (and possibly a Pelican arcade stick) a long time ago. Maybe this holiday season I'll track both down. Great review too. I'd love you to go through this again with more non-traditional controllers in your collection.

[@Poormangamer]

Great episode. You had a lot of fun with the blue screen. I'm surprised that I completely missed this peripheral when it came out.

[@rerez]

Poor Man Gamer It's a cool one. I've seen it around at a few shops, I recommend getting it! :)

[@rerez]

Locomamonk Well I think you might see more like that in the future. :)

[@ChipSonic]

how does that involve the video

[@SylvesterAshcroft88]

Descent reminds me a lot of Tunnel B1 with that DOOM/Duke Nukem feel.

[@marakarthegreat]

I wonder, can you use a dualshock instead of the dual analog stick controller for the games that are compatible with that dual analog stick controller

[@IWillResurface]

Man, this made me miss the Jet Moto series! They should bring it back.

[@Striderserge]

You're controller videos are great and this is def the best. I love the little skits you had when you talked about the controls. You in your 70s outfit talking jive with that wig was freaking hilarious as balls.

[@rerez]

Haha, thanks! :)

[@feisar20]

You should've tried ace combat 3 with this controller

[@ItsaDogandGame]

great video shane! It was worth the wait. I've never seen one of these beasts in the wild and your review was entertaining and thorough. those little skit sections... man... I had 90s fmv flashbacks. don't worry, I've quelled the nosebleed.

[@zakizdaman]

Vigilante 8 is great love that game from back in the day

[@AsahinaZatsu]

Loved the "Oh no!" segments. You're awesome, man. Thanks for all the smashing videos.

[@Xodyak]

Don't know if this has already been brought up, but you CAN strafe in Descent with this. You just use the hat switch. Anyway, I bought this mostly due to this video. Thanks!

[@poorlymadeproduction]

I was hoping you would be playing descent as soon as I saw the controller its self.

[@rerez]

How could I not! :D

[@Official930Studios]

Tekken 3, BustAMove 4, Test Drive, Frogger...my test subjects.

[@CazTheGamerGuy]

8:20 80s Rerez? Groovy. At any rate, that's a pretty neat controller, but man is it weird. It seems like Sony's attempt to craft an arcade stick for the Playstation, for which it looks like it would work, but it's hard to see someone play a JRPG with it, metal as that would be.

[@juanbb00]

LOVE! your kramer pic in the back 😊

[@sakulalepak]

Few people adapted this controller for use with modern games. Search "Wireless SCPH-1110" on YT

[@amango7925]

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[@WickedGamerCollector]

seeing you playing decent with the controller... now i want it !! 😁

[@HeadStrongElite]

thank you so much rerez, i found this controller at a retro store for 15 bucks, and this controller is so awesome.

[@LoffNYR]

Playing Ace Combat 2 with this thing was badass back in the day. The left stick was used as the throttle/brake and the overall handling felt incredible. The joystick was pretty fragile though. Those rubber thingies at the bottom of the sticks popped out pretty quick.

[@RogueVigilante]

lol " Woah man this joystick is just drive turkey "

[@GettingYourNerdOn]

This looks awesome. I never heard about this for some reason. I love that it can work with all ps1 games, because one of my biggest gripes with the 'Steel Battalion' controller is that it is only compatible with two games.

[@yuriivashchenko7668]

Glad I waited til the end of this before looking things up. First thing I thought of when I saw this was MechWarrior 2

[@JL0ndon]

The thing about mechwarrior if you look back to the early 90s on a program from the U.K. Called bad influence you will see Mechwarrior using a T1 line and giant "pods" strewn about a room. The controller was even more advance than the one you showed for the Xbox. Each pod had walls of buttons and lights. You have to check it out. The only thing is you and your team had to go to a VR center. But at the time there were several of these arcades. During the experience you could even go to an old rotary phone from the 1900s set up with a small LCD and camera to have video phone calls with your opponents from of the other centers. I kinda wish these places existed like they did back in 1994. My dad used to play this when I was a kid and he was a programmer so you can imagine he and all his programmer friends (mullets, thick glasses and polo shirts included) would go out to Glendale to play. There were a lot of younger players too, who would spend all week at school making strategys with their friends at recess. Idk it looked like fun getting in one of those pods and going to kick some mech suit butt!

[@TheNickMontgomery]

Descent and Vigilante 8 were some of my most re-played games in my youth. Didn't even have full versions of either, just the demo versions that featured one level. But they were so damn fun to play! Now I'm going to on the lookout for versions to pick up somewhere.

[@n64glennplant]

i wish you had rebel assault to test this with! loved that on pc and 3do, think this controller would be cool for it!

[@rerez]

I have Rebel Assault on the PC, and I don't have an adapter for this controller to work on the PC. :P

[@n64glennplant]

yeah but rebel assault on ps1....it was released here in PAL i don't know about NTSC though for ps1

[@clawofthefallen]

It's also a great way to play the arcade edition of Virtual On emulated on your computer. The alternative is hooking up two flightsticks and figuring out how to make both work independently with some configuring on the emulator.

[@FullMetal-Tech]

WHAT ABOUT ACE COMBAT 3!?!?!?!?!?!

[@Nerdy8BitGhost]

Great video dude! Didn't know this controller existed but now I really want to have one!

[@medleysa]

Great overview! As soon as I saw it, I thought of Steel Battalion. Great minds think alike, huh? Very fun video.

[@sistaledaren]

I remember playing Tony Hawk with the Dace Pad for DDR :D It was awesome

[@elbryan42]

Love this joystick! One of the best controllers I've ever used, and I never regret getting one. Amazing with Descent. :)

[@elbryan42]

Oh, I forgot to mention, you can strafe left, right, up and down. You can set every button individually in the options menu. This controller works great for the PC as well, with a USB controller.

[@Sirynx77]

elbryan42 Correct, finally someone that mentioned this.

[@That_Handle]

elbryan42 , Which driver is recommended for use on PC?

[@ohmlord]

Can't believe this was 4 years ago. Great video

[@jamesstewart5005]

I got mine at a pawn shop about a decade ago for $16. Works great for a lot of PC games using an adapter especially with games like AquaNox and Vendetta Online.

[@blarpo7385]

i love how he uses a crockett's theme remix in the background while he reviews.

[@andrewtaylor940]

neat classic controller. The only thing it really could have benefited from would have been the ability to "twist" left and right on at least the Right hand stick. That was a later feature added to many PC Joysticks of the day and would have given you yoru strafe functionality.

[@KahlessTheUnforgettable]

No sir. The strafe mode would have to have been intentionally programmed into the game for it to be utilized. It doesn’t matter what input features are available on any given input device.

[@marakarthegreat]

for descent, you can map the left x axis for the strafing

[@DjVortex-w]

I have been wondering why strafing is such a relatively "modern" invention on console games, when it has been since _forever_ in PC games. Already Wolfenstein 3D (1992) had strafing as a basic and essential form of control (and it probably wasn't even the first to do so). Naturally Doom (1993) used the same control scheme, and it's one of the most influential games ever made, and solidified many of the staples of first-person shooters. Yet when you look at consoles, you can find games from as late as 2005 (for consoles like the PlayStation 2) that use "tank" controls instead of the regular strafing controls. "Tank" controls are just horrible and make the game almost unplayable. It makes no sense.

[@rerez]

It's true, strafing was around for a while. It just didn't become well utilized until more modern games started using it. It was very common to see players of Wolfenstein 3D and Doom play the game without strafing at all. Specifically with Wolfenstein 3D, it wasn't until the SNES port that we finally saw dedicated strafe left and right buttons. The PC version required you to hold a button down, altering the turn left and turn right commands. It seems alien now, but the idea of a button that just did nothing but strafe in a specific direction was not so common back then.

[@robknapp8647]

I also remember playing both Wolfenstein 3D and The Doom series on my old IBM 486 PC and being able to strafe in both games. This was years before the PlayStation was released.

[@xXYannuschXx]

WarpRulez Ever played games like Jak & Daxer, Ratchet & Clank, etc. ? Constant strafing would be HORRIBLE!There are more game-types than FPS and TPS!

[@Mcdonaldsslopper]

WarpRulez doom and wolfenstein were on the snes

[@Furbantofu909]

Mechwarrior 2 had a torso that you could adjust so you could avoid enemy fire.. we had also had to learn how to make up for lag back then too. which made it more skilled when playing online in the leagues. That's what we used for strafe...

[@connorknobel4406]

Love your videos! You're funny but informative and unique with the topics of your videos! Keep making 'cause you deserve a crud ton of views and subscribers!

[@adultmoshifan87]

I got a Dual Analog controller a few weeks ago, and I tried its flightstick mode on Ace Combat 3, and it works really well! Even if it did feel funny using the right stick instead of the left to navigate the menus...

[@hypermetalsonic]

This would be a pretty cool thing for them to bring back, especially with Morpheus.

[@electromika]

I also love how you edit the video! By the way, Vigilante 8? That game was near damn hard to me.

[@chrishughes9320]

I really digg your videos. Keep em coming, please.

[@rerez]

Will do! :D

[@BonkedByAScout]

I just bought one of these, got it in yesterday. I made a bluetooth adapter for it so I can use it on a PC or almost all of my video game systems with blueretro adapters now. It plays great with d2x-xl.

[@smgzilla4933]

Wow I actually didn't know of this controller's existence. Must have been under some sort of rock! I'd love to see how well games like Robopit 2 and maybe the PS1's Doom play with this, would be interesting.

[@VectrexRoli]

One of my favorite joysticks there are some nice games supporting that thing. Often it is hard to find out which game is really making use of the SCPH-1110 in analog mode. If you use the little suction cups that came with it it does not slide so much around on your table.

[@rerez]

Mine didn't actually come with the suction cups. I believe the original owner lost them at some point! :(

[@TheDasFaust]

Mechwarrior 2 on the PC with the Gravis Firebird was an awesome experience.

[@afterburner94]

Laughed so hard at the Tomcat Alley taped up case! :D nice Easter Egg!

[@rerez]

You will also notice the DeLorean that flew by my head in the latest Positives as well! Some other stuff in that shot will be in future episodes. :)

[@afterburner94]

I just did watch that last vid man, your Positives/Negatives series are really nicely done. I don't regret subscribing to you a few months ago! Props from France!

[@rerez]

afterburner94 Merci beaucoup :)

[@MackDaddi]

I know I'm seven years late, but Seriously you didn't even mention Colony Wars. Probably one of the best reasons to own this controller.

[@SEIFER69]

Did you play MW2 with the view zoomed in the whole time? I had the Dual Analog Controller which preceded the Dualshock in the UK & didn't have rumble features. Oddly it has larger handles & I preferred it for that. It had a button to switch between 3 modes indicated by an LED. Off was digital, Red used the left Analog stick only I think & Green was Dual Analog mode. The only time I used the Green mode was in MW2 to let me zoom back out once I'd zoomed all the way in. And got stuck that way lol. Can't believe that's almost 30 years ago. I still remember the Mechwarrior soundtrack was awesome.

[@AmySay]

I really like your reviews! I hope you'll make more reviews! New subscriber!

[@rerez]

I have new videos out every week! Sometimes more than one! :D

[@Area51UFOGynaecology]

btw you can sorta strafe in mw2, need to go in the options and select a configuration that allows torso twist, its like when a tank turns its turret

[@RRW359]

Independence day works with this! unfortunately, it doesn't seem to work with the Duelshock (or at least the Duelshock 2) analogue sticks.

[@GameplayCrush]

The first dual analog controller was for the sega megadrive / genesis, never released outside japan, but all the afterburner games support the analog controls

[@littlemacisunderrated412]

That would be cool if they looked at it

[@AmaroqStarwind]

2:56 TRON Legacy, Descent and Mechwarrior all in the same frame. I feel like I'm peering through a window into heaven. _Enemy Mech: Destroyed. Primary Objective: Successful. Proceed to Dustoff Zone for extraction. Sensors Indicate: Friendly dropship has entered the atmosphere. ETA Dropship: One Minute._ Besides the fact it's freaking BATTLETECH, one of my favorite things about MechWarrior 2 is the computer voice. It is just so... mystical. So unique. I've never heard a computer voice comparing to it in any other game. Now one thing that you REALLY should look at? The Novint Falcon, it can best be summed up as a Semi-Modular 3D Mouse... that doesn't suck. It unfortunately isn't very well optimized for consoles, but with some modifications to the design, it would be a great successor to this thing right here.

[@vulpixsmi]

Love to see someone try and complete Bubsy 3D with this.

[@awwrelic]

That Tomcat Alley case...oh, the HUMANITY....:). Seriously though, I'd never actually seen that particular stick before; I do have the PSX version of Descent, so I guess I should keep an eye out for it.

[@rerez]

Do you like that version of Descent or do you rather the PC version?

[@Trialwolf]

Wow, I just found a copy of Vigilante 8 for PS1 this morning, got it for free to as it had some stickers on the CD. Was able to clean it up and it plays great.

[@FlutterBug]

Ooh, Descent looks really fun! I wanna play that now!

[@chancestevenson8900]

You know, the main reason i subbed is, cause your such a cool guy

[@sgtjasonbond]

Huh I didn't realize you can play Vigilante 8 with this joystick. Kinda cool actually since honestly Vigilante 8 was one of the games that helped me get into gaming actually so I guess it just has a special place in my heart. I also bought Vigilante 8 and 2nd offense I believe at the same time because those 2 are pretty fun games without a doubt while I do like Twisted Metal, Vigilante 8 if I remember correctly was based off the Oil Crisis in the 1970's or at least an alternative universe to it. I also found this joystick on eBay for cheap so I thought why not give it a shot. But since I know now I can play Vigilante 8 with it, that should be interesting.

[@mikauanaki4866]

Hahaha, the taped up tomcats case. I can believe you still have that thing, I would've burned it by now. The very sight of it would make me see red. I don't know show you keep that in your living space.

[@evilkinggumby]

strangely when i first got to play descent it was on my old pc and the only controller I had at the time was a gravis gamepad knockoff. So i had a d-pad and 4 buttons layed out similar to a snes. I made the top and bottom buttons forward and reverse, and the left and right the lasers/shoot and the map button the "start" and it worked really well. so seeing that monster control it makes me laugh. I have to wonder what other games can be played with 'minimalist' controll yet still be fun.

[@Tentacle]

We spoke about this before on Skype, but I'd love to see what you think about the NeGcon for the Playstation if you ever get the chance to use one. Known as "The Twist" by some, its well... It's a unique controller to say the least.

[@Herowebcomics]

Wow! This controller is crazy! But also amazing!

[@firstnamelastname-oy7es]

8:19: There is a car that actually has a Joystick to steer with instead of a steering wheel, it's called the Saab Prometheus. There are also others, but the Prometheus actually has _No_ Steering wheel at all. So you have to used the digital joystick to steer the car. It was part of a European program to make cars safer and cleaner, and the engineers figured that removing the steering wheel would make the car safer in crashes, because the driver wouldn't bang their head on the wheel. But it failed, because driving with the stick was awful. The smallest turn would make the wheel turn a long way, which is hard to get used to. And the stick isn't as comfy as a wheel, because there is nothing to rest your arm on, so for longer journeys it would be very uncomfortable to drive.

[@MisterRorschach90]

That controller looks amazing.

[@AwesomeShocker]

I can't describe the feeling I got when I saw that Steel Batallion controller.

[@electromika]

Yay! Another re-rez! :D I like the show so much.

[@Gaming_auf_Ex]

Sega had the Control Stick on the Sega Saturn (Nights Controller) before Sony or Nintendo does) And dont forget the... Mission Stick. I think that was the Name of the VR On Controller for the Saturn.

[@loupetron]

Great work as usual! Am I seeing some Alton Brown's style bubbling up? I like it.

[@jacobtownsend8649]

I have been waiting forever for someone to finally appreciate the Vigilante 8 series as much as I do. I love the Twisted Metal series but Vigilante 8 has always been my favorite

[@rerez]

+Dr. Chaos V8 was so awesome. I wish they would make an HD remake of the first two games for modern systems! (The one they made for Xbox Live wasn't so good in my opinion)

[@jacobtownsend8649]

+Rerez holy hell u replied lol. yea I had the one on Xbox live as well as V8 1 and 2. it just wasn't the same. it was ok if u were coming fresh to the series I guess but for long time fans like me and u it just wasn't what we wanted

[@rerez]

Dr. Chaos Who knows, maybe some day we will get a new entry into the series. :)

[@jacobtownsend8649]

+Rerez Hopes and prayers lol.

[@scottthewaterwarrior]

I've still got my fingers crossed for a new Interstate 76, the PC game V8 was a spinoff from.

[@TheMortualShow]

Your Kramer painting is the best

[@cheapspace]

this is why analog sticks work so much better. Trying to be precise with huge sticks like these is nearly impossible. You have to move your entire arm to play your games which leads to over compensating movements. Virtual on made since at the arcade but honestly when i used a modern game pad i ruled in it.

[@rars0n]

Virtual On used digital sticks.

[@cheapspace]

@@rars0n those sticks used in virtual on was designed for quick movement not precision. My point was using large analog sticks make no sense in a fps you have to make large movements to get the same effect of a smaller controller.

[@SumeaBizarro]

To me the comment about arcade layout in center is funny. These days, thanks to the Street fighter IV sticks the modern standard is Square, Triangle, R1, L1, 2nd row X O, R2, L2 - so the buttons matched Street Fighter IV by default, but there is a huge logical gap, one that you have to often fight with on modern arcade sticks, even in games made for them as menus want you to use L1 and R1 for navigating sub menus, while they are very weirdly mirrored on sticks. I personally wired my 2nd stick so it matches this stick's layout, so L buttons come first. It was mostly so the small stick has more space between your main buttons and the stick but it also made playing many less conventional games with the stick - Like Mario Kart 8. How Mad Catz and Street Fighter IV shaped up the modern standard where left is right and right is left is still funny, even if you understand why.

[@ssisnake]

im just happy someone besides me knows what vigilante 8 is

[@DrewberTravels]

I always thought this looked so cool as a kid.

[@KaleidoscopeMan67]

I haven't seen these games since I was like 6! Nostalgia!!!

[@alexanderrecinos3799]

Cosmo Kramer picture in the back Hahaha nice

[@jamescadd642]

Gotta get me one of these!!! used to see it in some video showcasing all PS-1 accessories had some sort of martial art theme about enlightenment !!!!

[@AnthonyDowellBlakemore]

I always wondered if the jotstick would work with Colony Wars. Or Star Trek: Invasion, which was essentially Colony Wars with a Star Trek skin.

[@kidaisinyou]

I remember renting one of these with wing commander when i was a kid, good stuff

[@robertnemcik9974]

Ha! I've always wanted that Kramer painting