The Nintendo 64’s chunky controller doesn’t seem so big next to this custom monstrosity.
Some of the earliest gamepads with analog thumbsticks were beefy devices (I’m looking at you, Duke) with quirky designs. Modder ChaosBench pushes the limits of what can be considered a playable gamepad with a supersized version of the N64 controller that requires heavy-duty springs to get its giant buttons to pop back up after being pressed. [Media: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=23cRaOwtwD4]
Some of the earliest gamepads with analog thumbsticks were beefy devices (I’m looking at you , Duke) with quirky designs. Modder ChaosBench pushes the limits of what can be considered a playable gamepad with a supersized version of the N64 controller that requires heavy-duty springs to get its giant buttons to pop back up after being pressed.
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