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    NES Max

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    First party NES controller featuring turbo buttons and an 8-way sliding directional input called a cycloid.

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    Released by Nintendo in 1988, the Max is distinguished by its unique sliding "cycloid" control disk. The cycloid replaces the standard NES D-pad, allowing for 8-way control. Around the cycloid is a black plastic ring that can be used for more traditional directional control. Below the B & A buttons are two gray, dome shaped turbo buttons.

    The controller has something of a wing shape, similar to the PlayStation controller, only thinner and flatter.

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