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>>5417518
They have big radio antennas on them

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>>3343526

>Nintendo
>creating anything on their own

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When I was growing up my home computers were an Atari 800 and later an Atari 520ST, so I just used Atari 2600 joysticks on them.

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>>2623032
>They're all IR though.
This was why just about every wireless controller back then was crap. I remember there being RF Atari controllers back in the day (bulky as fuck) and I'm surprised there wasn't some kind of good wireless controller before the WaveBird.

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>>2621209
Mine actually have those 6 inch rubbery flexible antennas. I'm pretty sure the ones I had in the 80s also had them. The telescopic antenna ones are probably an earlier version before Atari bought (or sued for) the rights to produce/distribute them. There might be an interesting story there maybe I'll research it.

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