7800 ProSystem Joystick

Want the ultimate controller for your classic Atari game system?

Then you need the 7800 ProSystem Joystick.

Let’s face it, classic game systems like the Atari 2600, 7800, and Atari 8-bit computers were lacking precise joysticks. And even the best after market joysticks from back in the day were cheap plastic that eventually wears out and can’t easily be repaired.

The 7800 ProSystem Joystick is built with real arcade parts, and not the cheap arcade parts but the best you can get. With the silent joystick switches and leaf-switch buttons you don’t have to worry about all those annoying clicks that you get from cheaper arcade components. The gameplay is smooth and quiet. The case is heavy duty aluminum giving it just the right weight so it is sturdy and doesn’t move around during games. The best part is all the components can be easily replaced. So if after years of use that fire button doesn’t feel as responsive then you can replace the switch, change out the buttons, etc. Even the 9 foot chord just unplugs and is replaceable if it ever becomes damaged.

For more information on what goes into making these joysticks read the About Us page.

Features:


  • Aluminum Case
  • Leaf-Switch Buttons
  • Modified Sanwa JLF 8-way joystick with circle restrictor, silent switches, heavy spring
  • Aluminum ball top
  • Polycarbonate laminated overlay
  • 9 foot replaceable cord
  • Available in left and right handed models

Compatibility:


  • Atari 2600 (all models)
  • Atari 7800
  • Atari 8-bit computers like the 400, 800, 130XE, etc
  • Atari XEGS Game System
  • Atari Flashback Systems
  • Commodore Vic-20
  • Commodore 64
  • Texas Instruments TI 99/4a if using the Wico Command Control Adapter
  • *May be compatible with other computers/systems that use the Atari style 9-pin connector

Availability:


The 7800 ProSystem Joystick is currently sold out. It is unlikely we will make more.

Look for new joystick models in the future.

Please contact us with any questions.

Reviews


Check out Gamester81’s review of the 7800 ProSystem Arcade Joystick