Spectravideo Quickshot IX SV1 (Trackball)Joystick Vintage Controller (RARE)Spectravideo Quickshot IX SV1 (Trackball) Joystick Vintage Controller (RARE)

Used but in reasonable condition, and a real colectors piece to display. comes with the standard 9 pin D type connector compatible with most old systems e.g. Atari 2600 ST, ZX Spectrum 48k 128k, Commodore 16 64, Amstrad CPC, Amiga 500 600 1200. MSX etc.... Does not come with a box but quite a rare item in decent condition. I have tested this and it appears some microswitch direction stick.

Here we have a Quickshot IX "Deluxe Joyball Controller" by Spectravideo (SVI). You don't see too many of them around, just one every so often, and quite a pricey collectors piece, and it's a very interesting concept. Works best for maze-type games in my opinion. It's not a trackball, and rather you push the ball in the direction you want to go and it will click (think microswitches). It is meant to be played horizontally, not vertically (note the left hand/right hand toggle switch). It also has an autofire switch. All four suction cups on bottom are present.

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