1982 · Peripheral
Kraft PC Joystick (1982)
One of the first third-party joysticks for the IBM PC.
Kraft came from radio-control transmitters and sold analog joysticks for home computers and the IBM PC from 1982. Its stick design influenced later PC flight controls.
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Facts
- Date
- 1982
- Kind
- Peripheral: Game controller
- Maker or publisher
- Kraft Systems
- Platforms
- DOS
- Type
- Analog 2-button stick
- Connection
- Game port
- Works with
- DOS
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