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Console peripherals
The collection includes controllers and expansions for game consoles. The inventory lists the accessories and the systems they belong to.
The tiles link to documentation pages. To see which objects are in the collection and in what quantities, see the inventory further down this page.
Magnavox Odyssey Shooting Gallery
Shooting Gallery is an accessory for the Magnavox Odyssey. The box contains a rifle made of high quality materials, two additional plug-in modules, four screen …
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Atari Keyboard Controllers (CX50)
The keyboard controllers are an extension for the Atari 2600 Video Game System and are sold as a pair. They can be connected to the controller ports of the …
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Open pageAtari Kid's Controllers
The Kid's Controller is a variant of the Keyboard Controller, which is especially designed for smaller children with its large buttons. The seven games that …
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Atari Paddle Controllers (CX30)
Paddle controllers are analog potentiometers that allow an object to move over the screen at a chosen speed. They are technically identical with the …
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Atari Modular Cartridge Library (ORG 500)
While the average price for an Atari game in Germany is DM 139, the modules in the US are already available on average for $19 to $24, which makes it more …
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Romscanner Command Center
The Romscanner Command Center is just one of several similar systems that make it unnecessary to switch modules in the Atari 2600. Several modules are plugged …
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The Video Touch Pad is a keyboard with 12 keys for the Atari 2600 game console. It is available individually or bundled with the game Star Raiders; since both …
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Coleco Expansion Module #2 Driving Controller
The expansion 2 for the ColecoVision does not use the expansion shaft of the console, contrary to its name, but is an alternative controller for racing games …
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Coleco Super Action Controller for ColecoVision
The Super Action Controller Set consists of two controllers, which are significantly more ergonomic than the standard controllers of the ColecoVision. At the …
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ColecoVision Expansion Module #1 Atari 2600 Module Converter
At its appearance in 1982, ColecoVision becomes a serious competitor for the Atari 2600. This situation worsens when Coleco develops the Expansion Module #1 …
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Mattel INTELLIVOICE (Voice Synthesis Module)
As the second manufacturer after Philips, Mattel offers an extension for voice output in 1982 with the Intellivoice. The sound chip used is the same as the …
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Philips Videopac 42-The Search for the Rings
The search for the rings is number 42 of seventy game modules for the Philips G7000. It is a mix of board and video game and provides figures, cards and other …
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Videopac C7010
With the extension C7010, the G7000 and the later released successor model G7400 can be upgraded to a chess computer. The hardware is not on the module alone …
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ColecoVision Roller Controller
The Roller Controller was the final ColecoVision accessory: a trackball with smooth, fast 360-degree movement and four extra buttons. Its power connector fits …
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Open pageHome Computer Modules (C7420) for G7400
In addition to some modules that can be run exclusively on the G7400, the Home Computer Module C7420 has an extension that also makes this game console a fully …
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Milton Bradley Cosmic Commander Control
The Cosmic Command Controller is a typical periphery of this era, insofar as a toy manufacturer strives to authentically recreate the gaming feeling of a …
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Open pageSpectravideo CompuMate Extension (SV-010) for Atari VCS
In the early 80s, several expansions appeared, or were at least announced, that could turn games consoles into home computers. This became necessary as …
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Family BASIC
To appeal to computer users, Nintendo developed the Family Basic Keyboard with Hudson Soft and Sharp Corporation. The keyboard and supplied software cartridge …
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Koala Technologies KoalaPad Touch Tablet
The KoalaPad is a drawing tablet for the home computer and an extension for the popular drawing program KoalaPainter or KoalaPaint. Koala Technologies produced …
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Open pageUnimex Duplicator
Original modules for the Atari 2600 cost between 89,- and 149,- DM. And so in 1984 the German company UNIMEX brought a copy station to the trade at the …
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Family Computer Robot
After the big video game crash Nintendo is looking with the Famicom for ever new possibilities of marketing video games. To avoid associations with the old …
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Sega Baiku Handoru
The motorcycle controller (BH-400) from 1985 was released only in Japan. It is built for the systems Sega SC-3000, SG-1000, SG1000II, Sega Mark III and …
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Sega Card Catcher
The Sega consoles Mark III and Master System (both the third generation of game consoles) were able to receive games either as a module or on Sega Card or Sega …
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Bandai Family Trainer
Three years after the Famicom’s release, Bandai introduced the Family Trainer accessory. The mat is laid on the floor, and its printed buttons respond to …
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Famicom Disk System
The Famicom Disk System is a floppy disk drive for the Famicom. It provides more storage, which was also possible on cartridges in 1986 but expensive. Disks …
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Bandai Karaoke Studio
The Karaoke Studio consists of a plug-in module and microphone and allows to use the Famicom as a karaoke station. The expansion, presented in July 1987, is …
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Sega Control Stick (3060)
The Control Stick (3060) is a joystick for the Sega Master System. Its joystick sits on the right, the two buttons are left.
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Open pageTwin Famicom 3D System
In 1987 Nintendo released the Famicom 3D System, which allows games to be given spatial depth through stereoscopic effects by means of an LCD shutter goggles …
Open pageRoll N' Rocker
The Roll N' Rocker, developed by LJN Toys, is an accessory for the NES. Under the disc is a kind of ball, so the player has to balance in different directions …
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Mattel/PAX Power Glove
The Power Glove is a control unit for the Nintendo Entertainment System (NES). For the first time, Nintendo games could be controlled with intuitive hand …
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NEC TurboStick (HES-STK-01)
The TurboStick is a wired arcade stick (controller) for the PC Engine (TurboGrafx 16 in the USA) console. It combines joystick, two sliders and 7 buttons (two …
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Sega Master System Converter/Power Base Converter
In 1985 Sega launched the Sega Mark III in Japan, which appears in the West as the Sega Master System (SMS). With an 8-bit processor and replaceable modules …
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Codemasters/Galoob Game Genie
Game Genie is a series of cheat systems from the British video game developers Codemasters (sale by Galoob and Camerica) which were available for various …
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Open pageKonami LaserScope
The LaserScope is a headset for the NES with integrated voice control and a light gun. Konami developed both the headset and the game Laser Invasion. To fire …
Open pageNEC Com Cable (PI-AN4) for PC Engine GT/TurboExpress
The Com Cable connects two PC Engine GT (TurboExpress in the USA) consoles. This allows two players to play with their mobile consoles.
Open pageCommodore CD 1200 Controller
The CD 1200 is an infrared Commodore controller for the Commodore CDTV system. The small device integrates a keyboard, a trackball and mouse buttons.
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NEC DUO Monitor for PC Engine
The DUO Monitor is a portable LCD display for the PC Engine Duo console. With a sales price of more than €600, NEC accessories were launched on the Japanese …
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Open pageSega Activator
The Activator was released in 1993 by Sega in America and is an all-body octogonal control unit for the Sega Mega Drive. The controller consists of eight …
Open pageSega Tap/Team Player/Multiplayer
In 1993 Sega launched a 4-port distributor called "Sega Tap" (Japan), "Team Player" (Europe) and "Multiplayer" (USA) to allow several players to play on Sega …
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Nintendo Super Game Boy Adapter (SHVC-027/SNS-027/SNSP-027)
The Super Game Boy allows you to play games for the Nintendo Game Boy with the Super Nintendo Entertainment System (Super Famicom in Japan). Nintendo launches …
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Panasonic Video CD Adapter (FZ-FV10)
The Panasonic 3DO consoles FZ-1 and FZ-10 are -- as are the equivalents of Goldstar and Sanyo -- equipped with a CD drive, but unable to decompress MPEG-1 data …
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Sega Power Memory for Sega Saturn (HSS-0111, HSS-0138)
Unlike, for example, Sony PlayStation, the Sega Saturn console has a small internal memory of 32 KiB, in which game levels can be stored. It has a small …
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Sega Virtua Stick for Sega Saturn
Virtua Fighter is an early fighting game developed by Sega’s AM2 studio. It appeared on Sega Model 1 arcade hardware in 1993 and was ported to the Sega Saturn …
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Atari Jaguar CD
The Jaguar CD drive is an accessory for the Atari Jaguar that plugs into its cartridge slot. The Jaguar CD has its own cartridge slot, allowing conventional …
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CD32 ProModule from Elsat
The CD32 ProModule is an extension for the Amiga CD32 from the Polish company Elsat from Warsaw. (Other existing CD32 extensions are SX32 from DCE Computer …
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Densha de Go! Controller
At the video game series Densha de Go!, in English: "Drive the train!", everything revolves around the train simulation. The controller of Taito enhances the …
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Beatmania
Beatmania is a rhythm video game by Konami. It first appeared in arcades and two years later for PlayStation and PlayStation 2. Konami made special controllers …
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Nintendo Expansion Pak for Nintendo 64
The Expansion Pak is a memory extension for the Nintendo 64 console that Nintendo launched in November 1998. It doubles the memory of the game console from 4 …
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Nintendo Super Game Boy 2 Adapter (SHVC-042)
The Super Game Boy 2, like its predecessor, the Super Game Boy, brings Nintendo Game Boy games to the Super Nintendo Entertainment System (Super Famicom in …
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Sega Visual Memory Unit/System (VMU) for Dreamcast
It is rare that the name of an extension (Memory Unit) and its appearance vary. The Sega Visual Memory Unit (VMU) is a permanent memory for the Dreamcast with …
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Dreamcast Fishing Controller
Sega’s Dreamcast Fishing Controller supports games such as Reel Fishing: Wild, Sega Bass Fishing, Sega Marine Fishing and Lake Masters Pro Dreamcast plus!. It …
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Nintendo 64DD
The disk drive expansion for the Nintendo 64, represented in the collection by a Starter Kit with its original packaging. It illustrates a distinct expansion path for the console.
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Sega Dreamcast 4x Memory Card (HKT-4100)
The Dreamcast 4x Memory Card (also Memory Card 4X) is pure flash memory for the Sega Dreamcast console to save game levels. Unlike the Sega Visual Memory Unit …
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Sega Dreamcast Planet Ring Microphone
Planet Ring is a collection of four games for the Dreamcast console. The player had to keep a constant Internet connection and could enjoy up to 32 other …
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Open pageNintendo Game Boy Advance Game Link Cable (GTC-005)
Nintendo’s Game Boy Advance Game Link Cable (AGB-005) connects up to four Game Boy Advance consoles for multiplayer games. This includes the Game Boy Advance …
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Nintendo GameCube Memory Card (59, 251, 1019)
Nintendo's GameCube console has no permanent memory to store saved games. But there is a slot for memory cards that are available from Nintendo and other …
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Para Para Paradise Controller
Para Para is a fast dance style that is very popular in Japan. The aim is to perform predefined movements with the main arm and hand for para-para music. Para …
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Sega Dreamcast Karaoke
With the Dreamcast Karaoke accessory, the Sega Dreamcast console can be upgraded to a Karaoke station. Only the Japanese market is addressed, which is why the …
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Nintendo GameCube Broadband Adapter (DOL-015)
Nintendo's GameCube (2001-2007) is the sixth generation of game consoles competing with Sega Dreamcast, Sony PS2 and Microsoft Xbox. They point to the 21st …
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Steel Battalion
In the robot simulation Steel Battalion, the player controls walking combat robots in various war scenarios. For the games Steel Battalion and Steel Battalion …
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Space Invaders 25th Anniversary Edition Controller Set (TCPS-10074)
Space Invaders has been one of the cornerstones of video game history since 1978 alongside Pac-Man. Space Invaders was programmed by Japanese Toshihiro …
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Harmonix Music Systems developed this guitar controller for Guitar Hero and Rockband. Players use it to reproduce the music heard during the game as accurately …
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Resident Evil 4 Chainsaw Controller
The Chainsaw Controller, limited to 50,000 copies worldwide, was originally developed exclusively for the GameCube version of Resident Evil 4. Because of the …
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Atari Game Program Case (ORG 400)
As in a book, eight modules can be stored in the Atari Game Program Case (Model No ORG 400), four on each page. Program booklets can be placed in two small …
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Commodore Paddles (1312)
In the early 80s, Commodore released a pair of analogue paddles, model 1312, for the VC20, C64 and C128. Paddles were among the earliest input devices. While a …
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Date (Date Electronics) and Action Replay
Datel, formerly Datel Electronics, is a British manufacturer of computer and console accessories best known for Action Replay. Its cheat cartridges let players …
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Harrison Electronics Mr. Backup Z64
The Mr. Backup Z64 is a copying device for the Nintendo 64. The console is placed on the device and connected through its cartridge slot. The Z64 reads the …
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Open pageInterton Electronic rifle V300
The Elektronisches Gewehr V300 (electronic rifle) is an accessory for the Interton VIDEO 3000 and 3001 consoles, used for clay pigeon shooting or driven-hunt …
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Microsoft Kinect for Xbox and PCs
Microsoft Kinect is a sensor accessory for motion and speech recognition. Introduced in 2010 for Xbox 360, the first generation allows supported games to be …
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NEC TV tuner (PI-AD11) for PC Engine GT/TurboExpress
NEC's TV tuner allows you to receive TV programs for the portable PC Engine GT game console (called TurboExpress in the USA). For the connection with the …
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Nintendo Four Player Adapter (DMG-07)
The Nintendo Four Player Adapter allows you to connect four Game Boy. Each Game Boy is connected to the hub with a cable. Since there were not many buyers for …
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Nintendo Game Boy Link Cable (DMG-04)
With the DMG-04 link cable, two Game Boys can be connected, and so play together. Games that allow multi-game operation with the link cable carry a logo that …
Open pageOptec SS Pro Commander Controller Sega Saturn
The SS Pro Commander is a programmable controller for the Sega Saturn console from Optec. (The product was only brought to the Japanese market and would …
Open pagePanasonic Game Boy Player (SH-GB 10)
Nintendo’s GameCube was only moderately successful compared with the PS2 and Xbox, but it had numerous accessories. One interesting example is Nintendo’s Game …
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Personal Peripherals Super Sketch for TI-99/4A
With the Super Sketch from Personal Peripherals, users were able to take copies of existing line drawings onto the computer on a small drawing board and a …
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Philips Digital Video Cartridge (22ER9956)
The CD-i models were not as powerful as originally planned. The usual games always contained small film sequences, but no long, smooth video sequences in full …
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Philips Peacekeeper revolver (22ER9020)
Blue revolver for CD-i consoles.
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Remote Control Wireless Joysticks
The first wireless controllers still work via a radio connection between the receiver and the antennas of the joysticks.
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RGA International Video Game Brain Games Switch 6 to 1
From Hong Kong comes from RGA International the game switch Video Game Brain, whereby it hits the subtitle Select-A-Game and game-cartridge storage system …
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Sega Dreamcast Keyboard
The Dreamcast Keyboard is a complete keyboard for the Sega Dreamcast game console. Various models came on the market, including a Japanese version without a …
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Sega Game Gear TV Tuner
The Sega Game Gear TV Tuner is an accessory for the Sega Game Gear.
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Sega Telecon Pack
The Telecon Pack connects the Sega Mark III wirelessly to the TV by broadcasting a television signal. The Sega accessory only appears in Japan and only works …
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STD Handy Gear (SV-800)
To keep a Sega Game Gear clean, you could put it in a plastic bag, or use the Handy Gear from STD: a protective shell shaped like an enlarged Game Gear. It is …
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Under the name ProgramPad (subtitled Digital Action Learning System), US company Recoton launched some controllers for the Sega Mega Drive/Mega CD under the …
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Super Wild Card
The Super Wild Card (SWC) is a backup and development system for the Super Nintendo Entertainment System (SNES). The Super Wild Card can be used to create …
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SX 32 from DCE Computer Service
The SX 32 module from the German company DCE extends an Amiga CD32 to a complete Amiga 1200. Apart from the external interfaces, the SX 32 module disappears …
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Open pageInventory list
| Manufacturer | Product | Expansion for | Generation | Year | Notes | Quantity |
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| Atari | Game Program Case (ORG 400) | Atari VCS | 2 | 19?? | Original packaging | 1 |
| Philips | Videopac C7010 | G7000 | 2 | 1982 | Original packaging; chess computer expansion | 1 |
| Philips | Home Computer Module (C7420) | G7400 Videopac+ | 3 | 1983 | 1 | |
| MB | 3D-Imager | Vectrex | 2 | 198? | 1 | |
| Atari | Modular Cartridge Library (ORG 500) | Atari VCS | 2 | 1981 | Original packaging | 1 |
| Atari | Keyboard Controllers (CX50) | Atari VCS | 2 | 19?? | Original packaging | 1 |
| Atari | Paddle Controllers (CX30) | Atari VCS | 2 | 1977 | Original packaging | 1 |
| Atari | Video Touch Pad (CX21) | Atari VCS | 2 | 1982 | 1 | |
| Bandai/TOSE | Karaoke Studio | Famicom | 3 | 1987 | 1 | |
| Capcom | Street Fighter Power Stick | ? | ? | 19?? | 1 | |
| Elsat | ProModule | CD32 | 5 | 1995 | 1 | |
| Coleco | Expansion Module #2 | ColecoVision | 2 | 1982 | Driving Controller | 1 |
| Coleco | Super Action Controller | ColecoVision | 2 | 198? | 1 | |
| Coleco | Expansion Module #1 | ColecoVision | 2 | 1982 | Original packaging; adapter for Atari 2600 cartridges | 1 |
| Coleco | Expansion Module #1 (German version) | ColecoVision | 2 | 1982 | adapter for Atari 2600 cartridges | 1 |
| Commodore | CD 1200 Controller | CDTV | 4 | 1991 | 1 | |
| Interton | Electronic rifle V300 | Video 3000/Video 3001 | 2 | 19?? | Original packaging | 1 |
| Magnavox | Magnavox Odyssey Shooting Gallery | 1 | 1972 | Original packaging | 1 | |
| Mattel | Intellivoice | Intellivision | 2 | 1982 | Original packaging; speech synthesis expansion | 1 |
| Microsoft | Kinect | Xbox 360 | 7 | 2010 | 1 | |
| Capcom | Steel Batalion Controller | Xbox | 6 | 2002 | Original packaging | 1 |
| MB | Cosmic Commander Control | Atari VCS | 2 | 19?? | Original packaging | 1 |
| NEC | Com Cable (PI-AN4) | PC Engine GT/TurboExpress | 4 | 1990 | 1 | |
| NEC | Duo Monitor | PC Engine | 3 | 1991 | Original packaging | 1 |
| NEC | TurboStick (HES-STK-01) | PC Engine | 3 | 1989 | 1 | |
| NEC | TV-Tuner (PI-AD11) | PC Engine GT/TurboExpress | 4 | 19?? | Original packaging | 1 |
| Nintendo | Amiibo, Animal Crossing | Wii U, New Nintend 3 DS, Nintendo 3 DS | 8 | 2015 | Original packaging, EU | 1 |
| Nintendo | Family Computer Robot | Famicom | 3 | 1985 | Original packaging | 1 |
| Nintendo | U-Force | NES | ? | 1989 | 1 | |
| Nintendo | Power Pad | Bandai | 3 | 1986 | Original packaging | 1 |
| Nintendo | Expansion Pak | Nintendo 64 | 5 | 1998 | 1 | |
| Nintendo | Four Player Adapter (DMG-07) | Game Boy | 4 | 199? | 1 | |
| Nintendo | Game Link Cable (AGB-005) | Game Boy Advance | 6 | 2001 | 1 | |
| Nintendo | Game Link Cable (DMG-04) | Game Boy | 4 | 1989 | 1 | |
| Nintendo | Broadband Adapter (DOL-015) | GameCube | 6 | 2002 | 1 | |
| Nintendo | Memory Card (59, 251, 1019) | GameCube | 6 | 2001 | 1 | |
| Nintendo | Super Game Boy 2 Adapter (SHVC-042) | Super Famicom | 4 | 1998 | 1 | |
| Nintendo | Super Game Boy Adapter (SHVC-027/SNS-027/SNSP-027) | SNES | 4 | 1994 | Original packaging | 1 |
| Nintendo | Power Glove | Nintendo | 3 | 1989 | Original packaging | 1 |
| Optec | SS Pro Commander Controller | Saturn | 5 | 199? | Original packaging | 1 |
| Panasonic | Game Boy Player (SH-GB 10) | GameCube | 6 | 200? | 1 | |
| Panasonic | Video CD Adapter (FZ-FV10) | 3DO | 5 | 1994 | Original packaging | 1 |
| Philips | Philps Videopac 42 | ? | 1982 | Original packaging | 1 | |
| Philips | Digital Video Cartridge (22ER9956) | CDi | 5 | 199? | Original packaging | 1 |
| Philips | Peacekeeper Revolver (22ER9020) | CDi | 5 | 199? | Original packaging | 1 |
| RGA International | Video Game Brain | Atari VCS | 2 | 19?? | 6-in-1 cartridge bank | 1 |
| Sega | Card Catcher | SG-1000, SG-1000 II. SC-3000, Master System II | 3 | 1985 | Original packaging; adapter for Sega Cards | 1 |
| Sega | Sega Activator | Sega Mega Drive | 3? | 1993 | 1 | |
| Sega | 4X Memory Card (HKT-4100) | Dreamcast | 6 | 2000 | Original packaging | 1 |
| Sega | Karaoke | Dreamcast | 6 | 2001 | Original packaging | 1 |
| Sega | Keyboard | Dreamcast | 6 | ???? | Original packaging | 1 |
| Sega | Planet Ring microphone | Dreamcast | 6 | 2000 | Original packaging | 1 |
| Sega | TV Tuner | Game Gear | 4 | 1992 (?) | 1 | |
| Sega | Master System Converter/Power Base Converter | Mega Drive | 4 | 1989 | Original packaging; adapter for Master System cartridges | 1 |
| Sega | Power Memory (HSS-0111, HSS-0138) | Saturn | 5 | 1994 | Original packaging | 1 |
| Sega | Tap/Team Player/Multiplayer | Mega Drive | 4 | 1993 | Original packaging | 1 |
| Sega | Virtua Stick | Saturn | 5 | 1994 | Original packaging | 1 |
| Sega | Visual Memory Unit/System (VMU) | Dreamcast | 6 | 1998 | Original packaging | 1 |
| Sega | Telecon Pack | Sega Mark III | 3 | 198x | Original packaging | 1 |
| Taito | Space Invaders Anniversary Bundle (TCPS-10074) | PlayStation 2 | 6 | 2003 | Original packaging | 1 |
| Taito | Densha de Go! Controller [SLPH-00051] | PlayStation 2 | 6 | 1997 | Original packaging | 1 |
| Spectravideo | CompuMate (SV-010) | Atari VCS | 2 | 1983 | Original packaging; home computer expansion | 1 |
| STD | Handy Gear (SV-800) | Game Gear | 4 | 1993 | Original packaging | 1 |
| STD | SG ProgramPad 2 (SV-443) | Mega Drive | 4 | 1993 | 1 | |
| DCE Computer Service | SX 32 | CD32 | 5 | 199? | Original packaging | 1 |
| Atari | Atari Jaguar CD | Jaguar | 5 | 1995 | Original packaging | 1 |
| Atari | Automatic TV/Game Switch (J8908) | Jaguar | 5 | 199? | Original packaging | 1 |
| Atari | Kid's Controller | Atari VCS | 2 | 19?? | 1 | |
| Coleco | Roller Controller | ColecoVision | 2 | 198? | Original packaging | 1 |
| Commodore | Genlock Module (CD1301) | CDTV | 4 | 199? | Original packaging | 1 |
| Nintendo | 64DD | Nintendo 64 | 5 | 1999 | Original packaging; Randset Starter Kit | 1 |
| Konami | LaserScope | NES | 3 | 1990 | Original packaging | 1 |
| Nintendo | Family BASIC | Famicom | 3 | 198? | Original packaging | 1 |
| Nintendo | Famicom Disk System | Famicom | 3 | 198? | Original packaging | 1 |
| Nintendo | RF Switch/RF Modulator | GameCube | 6 | 200? | Original packaging | 1 |
| Nintendo | Super Famicom Mouse (SHVC-MS1) | Super Famicom | 4 | 199? | Original packaging | 1 |
| Sega | Bike Handle (BH-400) | SG-1000, SC-3000 | 3 | 198? | Original packaging | 1 |
| Sega | Arcade Stick (HKT-7300, #931AA) | Dreamcast | 6 | ???? | 1 | |
| Sega | Sega Dreamcast VM (Visual Memory) HKT-7000 | Dreamcast | 6 | ???? | Original packaging | 2× |
| Sega | 32X | Mega Drive | 4 | 199? | Manual, MK-1636-16 AC Adapter | 1 |
| Sega | Master Gear Converter | Game Gear | 4 | 199? | adapter for Master System cartridges | 1 |
| Sega | PowerBack (MK-6102) | Nomad | 4 | 1995 (?) | battery pack | 1 |
| SNK | Dreamcast Link Cable (NEOP22020) | Neo Geo Pocket | 5 | ???? | 1 | |
| Syscom Entertainment | Pachi-Slot Controllers | PlayStation | 5 | 199? | Original packaging | 1 |
| Nintendo | DK Bongos | GameCube | 6 | 2003 | Original packaging; including Donkey Konga | 1 |
| Sega | Drive Pico | Pico | 4 | 199? | Original packaging | 1 |
| Sega | VMU | Dreamcast | 6 | ???? | Original packaging | 1 |
| Sega | Light Phaser (3050) | Master System | 3 | 1986 | Info | 1 |
| Sega | Control Stick (3060) | Master System | 3 | 1987 | Original packaging | 1 |
| Sega | 3D Control Pad/Sega Multi Controller (HSS-0137) | Saturn | 5 | 1996 | Original packaging | 1 |
| Sega | Dreamcast Gun (HKT-7801) | Dreamcast | 6 | ???? | Original packaging | 1 |
| Panasonic | Memory Unit (FZ-EM256) | 3DO | 5 | 199? | Original packaging; Info | 1 |
| Philips | Roller Controller (22ER9012) | CDi | 5 | 199? | Original packaging; Info | 1 |
| Bandai | Floppy Unit | Pippin Atmark | 5 | 199? | Original packaging | 1 |
| ASCII | Dance Summit 2001 (ASC 1604EN) | PlayStation, PlayStation 2 | 6 | 200? | Original packaging | 1 |
| Atari | PowerPad | Jaguar | 5 | 199? | standard controller | 1 |
| In2Games | GameTrak | PlayStation 2 | 6 | 2005 | Original packaging; including Dark Wind | 1 |
| Catapult Entertainment | X-Band | Super Famicom | 4 | 1994 | Original packaging; Info | 1 |
| Codemasters | Galoob Game Genie | ? | ? | 1990 | 1 | |
| Harmonix | Guitar Hero guitar controller | Xbox 360 | 7 | 2005 | 1 | |
| Nintendo | Rumble Pak | Nintendo 64 | 5 | 1997 | 1 | |
| Nintendo | Roll N' Rocker | NES | 3 | 1988 | Original packaging | 1 |
| Panasonic | 3DO Controller (FZ-JP1) | 3DO | 5 | 199? | 1 | |
| NEC | Car Adapter (PI-AD12) | PC Engine GT/ Turbo Express | 4 | 199? | Original packaging | 1 |
| Konami | Para Para Paradise Controller (RU034) | ? | ? | 200? | Original packaging | 1 |
| Sega | RF Switch (MK-3088) | Mega Drive | 4 | 19?? | aerial cable | 1 |
| Sony | PocketStation White (SCPH-4000) | PlayStation | 5 | 1999 | Info | 1 |
| Sharp | Twin Famicom 3D System | Famicom | 3 | 198? | Original packaging; Info | 1 |
| Sega | Rechargeable Battery Pack and AC Adaptor | Game Gear | 4 | 1991 (?) | Original packaging | 1 |
| Sony | SingStar microphones & USB adapter (SCEH-00101) | PlayStation 2 | 6 | 2004 | 1 | |
| Acclaim | Dual Turbo Wireless Remote System | SNES | 4 | 199? | Wireless Controller | 3× |
| ASCII | Mega Stick (5700E) | Mega Drive | 4 | 1992 (?) | 1 | |
| Beeshu | Gear Master | Game Gear | 4 | 1991 | adapter for Master System cartridges | 1 |
| Konami | Beatmania Controller | PlayStation | 5 | 2000 | Original packaging; including Beatmania | 1 |
| INTV | Attachable Joysticks | Intellivision | 2 | 1987 | Original packaging | 1 |
| Logitech | Nuon Gamepad | Nuon | 6 | 200? | Original packaging | 3× |
| Hot Products | Nuon Controller (grey) | Nuon | 6 | 200? | 2× | |
| Hot Products | Nuon Controller (transparent blue) | Nuon | 6 | 200? | 1 | |
| Hot Products | Nuon Controller (HPI-2000) (brown) | Nuon | 6 | 200? | 1 | |
| NubyTech | Resident Evil Chainsaw Controller | GameCube | 6 | 200? | Original packaging | 1 |
| NubyTech | Resident Evil Chainsaw Controller | PlayStation 2 | 6 | 200? | Original packaging | 1 |
| Dynacom | Mega/Master Adaptor | Mega Drive | 4 | 199? | adapter for Master System cartridges | 1 |
| Tecno Plus | Mega Control Pad | Mega Drive | 4 | 199? | 1 | |
| Halken | JB King Super Joystick | Super NES | 4 | 199? | 1 | |
| STD | QJ SN Programmable (SV-336) | Super NES | 4 | 199? | 1 | |
| Marjac | Romscanner Command Center (VGA-10) | Atari VCS | 2 | 1981 | Info | 1 |
| Speedlink | Shock'n'Rock | Game Boy Color | 5 | ???? | speakers with vibration | 1 |
| Marpes | Light Gun | Master System | 3 | 19?? | 1 | |
| Namco | GunCon 2 | PlayStation 2 | 6 | 2001 | Original packaging; including Time Crisis II | 1 |
| Hori | Super Robot Wars Controller | PlayStation 2 | 6 | Original packaging | 1 | |
| Hori | Super RF Switch (HSRF-01) | Super NES (?) | 4 (?) | 199? | Original packaging; aerial switch | 1 |
| Nintendo | Club Nintendo Game Card Case | Nintendo DS | 7 | 20?? | version with Mario and Luigi | 1 |
Copying devices, flash cartridges and cheat cartridges
| Manufacturer | Product | Expansion for | Generation | Year | Notes | Quantity |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Bung | GB XChanger MGD³ | Game Boy | 4 | ???? | 1 | |
| EZ-Flash | EZ-Flash V - 3in1 Expansion Pack | Nintendo DS | 7 | 20?? | 1 | |
| Front Fareast | Magic Super Griffin | PC Engine | 3 | 19?? | Info | 1 |
| Bung | Doctor 512 | Nintendo 64 | 5 | 199? | 512M Cartridge Emulator | 1 |
| Bung | DS1 Super Doctor Save Card | Nintendo 64 | 5 | 199? | 2× | |
| Bung | Doctor V64 | Nintendo 64 | 5 | 1996 | Including flash cartridge; Info | 1 |
| Bung | Doctor V64 | Nintendo 64 | 5 | 1996 | Original packaging; including flash cartridge; Info | 1 |
| Bung | Doctor V64 | Nintendo 64 | 5 | 1996 | Info | 1 |
| Harrison Electronics | Mr. Backup Z64 | Nintendo 64 | 5 | 199? | 1 | |
| Front Fareast | Super Magicom MS-3201 16M | Super NES | 4 | 1992 | 1 | |
| Front Fareast | Super Magicom MS-3201D | Super NES | 4 | 199? | 1 | |
| Front Fareast | Super Magic Drive SMD800 | Mega Drive | 4 | 199? | 1 | |
| China Coach | Double Pro Fighter 2 in 1 | Super NES/Mega Drive | 4 | 1993 | Info | 1 |
| Bung | DX 256 Super Game Saver | Nintendo 64 | 5 | 1999 | Info | 2× |
| Front Fareast | Super Wild Card DX2 (SWC3201DX2) | Super NES | 4 | 199? | 1 | |
| Front Fareast | Super Wild Card SMS3201 32 MiB | Super NES | 4 | 199? | 1 | |
| Front Fareast | Super Wild Card II (SWC-2) | Super NES | 4 | 199? | 1 | |
| Front Fareast | Super Wild Card SWC 3201 DX | Super NES | 4 | 199? | 1 | |
| Front Fareast | Magic Drive 3.5" Disk Drive | Super NES | 4 | 199? | 1 | |
| Venus Corp. | Multi Game Hunter | Super NES/Mega Drive | 4 | 1992 | 1 | |
| Unknown | Hyperdrive Backup System | Super NES | 4 | 199? | 1 | |
| Turbo Group | Turbo 64M X | Super NES/Game Boy | 4 | 199? | 1 | |
| Venus Corp. | Multi Game Hunter Saver Cartridge | Super NES/Mega Drive | 4 | 1992 | 1 | |
| UFO Enterprises | UFO Super Drive Pro 6 Hyper Version | Super NES | 4 | 199? | Original packaging | 1 |
| Datel | Pro Action Replay | Game Gear | 4 | 199? | 1 | |
| Datel | Pro CDX | Mega Drive | 4 | 1993 | region lock bypass for Sega CD; Info | 1 |
| Datel | Pro Action Replay 2 | Super NES | 4 | 199? | Info | 1 |
| Datel | Programmable Universal Adapter | Super NES | 4 | 199? | 1 | |
| Codemasters/Galoob | Game Genie | Game Boy | 4 | 199? | Original packaging; Info | 1 |
| Unknown | M3 Adapter | GBA/Nintendo DS | 6/7 | 20?? | Info | 1 |
| Unknown | PassKey 2 (PY-002) | GBA/Nintendo DS | 6/7 | 20?? | Info | 1 |
| Unimex | Duplicator | Atari 2600 | 2 | 1984 | 1 |
Borderline cases and puzzles
| Manufacturer | Product | Expansion for | Generation | Year | Notes | Quantity |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Unknown | Blocks Memory Card (PSMC 72) | PlayStation | 5 | ???? | 1 | |
| Unknown | 1-5-Adaptor | PC Engine | 3 | 19?? | 1 | |
| Unknown | Extention Cable (KR PS-004) | PlayStation | 5 | 199? | Original packaging; controller extension cable | 1 |
| InterAct Europe | Mouse | PlayStation | 5 | ???? | Original packaging | 1 |
| SNK | Neo Geo Controller | Neo Geo | 4 | 1990 | original controller? | 2× |
| Unknown | Blaze XPloder FX | ? | ? | ???? | cheat cartridge for PlayStation (?) | 1 |
| Texas Instruments | Vowel Power Word Module | Speak & Spell | - | 1978 | 1 | |
| Unknown | Rumble Pak | Nintendo 64 | 5 | ???? | 2 in 1 with M/R switch (?) | 1 |
| Nintendo (?) | "Nintendo-to-SCART cable" | ? | ? | ???? | 1 | |
| Bigben interactive | FM Gameball & Pack | ? | ? | ???? | 1 | |
| Unknown | GB e-merger | Game Boy (?) | 4 (?) | ???? | copying device for Game Boy (?) | 1 |
| Unknown | Electronic Target Pistol | ? | ? | ???? | 1 | |
| Unknown | "Game Boy magnifier" | Game Boy | 4 | 19?? | 1 | |
| Unknown | Tri-Star | ? | ? | ???? | 1 | |
| Unknown | Family Game Game Doctor | ? | ? | ???? | 1 | |
| Thrustmaster | Nintendo to RCA (CA Connector) | ? | ? | ???? | SCART adapter; for Super NES, Nintendo 64 and GameCube | 1 |