My name is Gary Butterfield. My name is Cole Ross and you're listening to a

Watch Out for Fireballs episode where we talk about your responses and

thoughts on hardware and consoles and the like. The things that make

our experiences with games possible. And we're gonna get started we've been

recording for a long time. So Cole, want you to start with Sean here.

Cool. So Sean says via content.

SONS.

SONS. I really hope you guys talk about the weirdo controllers of yesteryear.

I used to collect them in the NES days.

Had a controller with turbo buttons and a D-pad that was flat.

With just a touch that, just a touch was what you used.

There we go.

Really cool and something you couldn't find nowadays.

There's more recent examples like the Askey Grip, which I used

to play Final Fantasy games one-handed, or this thing in particular, which I'm going to pull up because

I forget exactly what he's talking about.

I'm worried, because all? Yeah, which is the quick shot handlebar controller, which might have been made

specifically for Paper Boy.

Let me see.

I remember the ASCII grip controller.

Oh, ew.

Yeah, those handlebars are nuts.

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