How many of these controllers can you identify?

[maxlords]

A1: Intellivision
A2: ?
A3: Famicom
A4 Sega Mark III / 1st Gen SMS
A5: NES
A6: SMS (2nd gen)
B1: ?
B2: PC Engine
B3: NEX Max
B4: Sega Genesis/Mega Drive 1st Gen
B5: Super Famicom
B6: ?
C1: ?
C2: Gravis Ultra Pro (PC)
C3: ?
C4: NES Dogbone style
C5: Sega Genesis Six Button
C6: Atari Jaguar
D1: Amiga CD32
D2: Panasonic 3D0
D3: PCE Duo-RX/PC-FX
D4: Neo Geo CD
D5: Saturn
D6: Saturn 3D
E1: PSX 1st Gen
E2: Virtua Boy
E3: ?
E4 N64
E5: PSX Dual Shock
E6: Dreamcast
F1: PS2 Dual Shock 2
F2: ? Dual Shock 2 colored??
F3: XBox "Duke"
F4: Gamecube
F5: Xbox Rev. 2
F6: ?
G1: Xbox 360 Wired
G2: PS3 SixAxis
G3: Wiimote + nunchuck
G4: Wii Classic
G5: Wii Classic Pro
G6: Move

Edit: Couldn't get A2, B1, B6, C1, C3, E3, F6. F6 was BS cause it was 3rd party and I thought they were all 1st party...the rest of em I've never owned. E3 looks like that Dolphin prototype but wasn't sure....Also looks like a Docs DC one I had..

[maxlords]

Got my PSX ones mixed up too. Forgot the Analog came before the Dual Shock 1

[ZOM]

a1. intellivsion - this is definitely intellivsion and not colecovision, note the location of the cord, the smaller face buttons that aren't as close to the edges, and the lack of visible side buttons from a top down view

Well, going by what you say, true dat. But then they drawed it upside down.

[njiska]

Got my PSX ones mixed up too. Forgot the Analog came before the Dual Shock 1

A pretty common mistake since they're quite rare controllers to come across.

[BrianC]

From left to right:
First row: intellivision, vectrex, famicom, sms, nes, sms
Second row: 7800, pc engine, bps/nes max, genesis, snes, tg-16
Third row: not sure, gravis gamepad pc, famicom, nes 2/av famicom, genesis 6 button, jaguar
Fourth row: unsure on first four, saturn, saturn 3D
Fifth row: ps1, virtual boy, ????, n64, psx dual analog, dreamcast
Sixth row: dual shock psx, ps2 dual shock 2, xbox, game cube, xbox controller s, x360
Seventh row: x360, ps3, wii, wii classic, wii classic pro, sony move

[PC Engine Fan X!]

Got my PSX ones mixed up too. Forgot the Analog came before the Dual Shock 1

A pretty common mistake since they're quite rare controllers to come across.

Not to mention that the smaller PSX Analog controller sold in the USA -- works like a charm on the USA PSX release of Ghost In the Shell (despite SCEA removing the single vibration feedback motor that was included on the JPN PSX smaller Analog controller). SCEA pulled the smaller PSX Analog controller off the market to promote it's 1st-gen Dual Shock controller in time for the debut of the first Gran Turismo game back in May of 1997. I recall paying the asking $44.99 USD for one brand new (Dual Shock controller) back in the day a few days prior to the debut of GT.

PSX Factoid: The USA PSX release of Ghost In the Shell does have built-in support for the both the smaller Analog controller + 1st gen Dual Shock controller (along with single vibration motor effect as well left intact). It isn't disclosed in the GiTS instruction manual either...you have to discover it for yourself.

PC Engine Fan X! ^_~

[PC Engine Fan X!]

GCE was considering releasing a right-handed variant Vectrex controller but they only made just one as a prototype. I recall seeing it up for sale on eBay back in 2000...went for a crazy amount of $$$ in the three figure range easily. I just have one of those production "lefty-variant" Vectrex control panels myself.

PC Engine Fan X! ^_~

[Daigohji]

A5: NES
A6: Master System
B2: PC Engine/TurboGrafx 16
B4: Megadrive
B5: SNES
B6: Amstrad GX4000
C5: Looks like the Megadrive six button (Street Fighter II) pad, but the d-pad is wrong
C6: Atari Jaguar
D5: Saturn
E1: Original Playstation controller
E2: Virtual Boy
E4: N64
E5: PS1 Analogue controller
E6: Dreamcast
F1: Dual Shock
F2: Dual Shock 2
F3: Xbox
F4: Gamecube
F5: Xbox human-sized edition
G1: Xbox 360 wired
G2: Dual Shock 3
G3: Wii remote + nunchuck
G4: Wii classic
G5: Wii classic pro
G6: PS Move

EDIT: Looks like B6 threw some people. It looks like a PCE controller, but I think only the GX4000 pad has the flat top and lacks the start/select buttons. It's clear that Amstrad ripped the design off the PC Engine.

On a tangent, can anyone think of any consoles that didn't have a controller designed specifically for them? The only one I can think of is the Commodore C64GS.