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09-07-2015, 02:11 AM
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I've had one of those sticks open and they are built like arcade machines (read tanks), and the feel of playing with one is closer to arcade joysticks than any console controller I've ever laid hands on.....Play them for a few minutes and they will make going back to the factory Atari 2600 controllers feel like a sad joke.
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09-09-2015, 02:18 AM
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I still have a pair of the Wico joysticks for the Atari 5200, with mechanical levers to switch between analog operation and pseudo-digital return-to-center operation. They are ideal for that machine.
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09-13-2015, 08:51 AM
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Awesome score, these old 64's have a large following online. You can now find nearly any program or game ever written for them online.
Im currently building a cassette player emulator adapter for my Vic 20 (will work on the c64 too!). You download games to a usb drive and plug them into the adapter, allowing you to have play anything. Only 20-ish bucks to build  http://sweetlilmre.blogspot.com/2014...-c64-tape.html
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