GENUINE RETRO QuickJoy “Supercharger” Joystick C64/Atari/etc
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Description
PREOWNED QuickJoy “Supercharger” joystick – a classic wired flight-style joystick, primarily made for
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Atari 2600 / 7800 – classic Atari consoles used this connector natively.
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Commodore series (e.g., Commodore 64, VIC-20, C128, Amiga) – used the same joystick standard as Atari.
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Other 80s computers & consoles – e.g., MSX, ColecoVision, TI-99/4A, X68000 and some clones used the same physical DB-9 port.
Important compatibility notes
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Just because a system has a DB-9 port doesn’t guarantee full compatibility; some platforms (like Mega Drive/Genesis) used internal electronics in their controllers which look similar but are wired differently and can even risk damage if connected incorrectly.
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Likewise, plug shape alone isn’t enough — electrical pinouts must match. Some systems (e.g., Apple II joysticks, certain ZX Spectrum interfaces) use DB-9 physically but aren’t electrically compatible without adapters.
. Preowned and in good condition for its age as pictured. BOX NOT INCLUDED. Joystick only.
DESCRIPTION:
QuickJoy Supercharger Vintage PC Joystick (Game Port, Red) BOX NOT INCLUDED – JOYSTICK ONLY:
Key identifiers
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Branding on the base: clearly moulded “QuickJoy Supercharger”
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Manufacturer: QuickJoy / Jollenbeck GmbH (Germany)
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Design:
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Red base with suction cups (desk stability)
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Black stick with red fire button
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Secondary trigger button
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