The array of accessories designed and released for the Nintendo Entertainment System (NES) is considerable. The Nintendo Entertainment System, or NES, is an 8-bit video game console released by Nintendo in North America, Brazil, Europe, Asia, and Australia. ...

Here is a list of accessories available for the NES:

• NES Advantage - Arcade style joystick for the NES. (Nintendo)
• Aladdin Deck Enhancer - Allows the NES to play Aladdin game cartridges. (Camerica)
• NES Cleaning Kit - Used to clean NES1 (front loading) control decks. (Nintendo)
• NES Controller (Basic) - The original NES controller. (Nintendo)
• NES Four Score - Allows 4 players to play games at once. (Nintendo)
• Freedom Connection - Adaptor to convert any controller into a wireless one. (Camerica)
• Freedom Deck - Arcade style joystick. (Camerica)
• Freedom Pad - Infra-red wireless NES controller. (Camerica)
• Game Genie - Cheat code adapter for NES cartridges. (Galoob)
• Game Key - NES cartridge adaptor. (Horeleg)
• HES Unidaptor - Famicom and NES cartridge adaptor. (Home Entertainment Suppliers)
  • HES Unidaptor MKII - NES adaptor.
• Jammer - NES Advantage clone.
• Joycard Sanusui SSS - Controller with adapter for headphones. (Hudson Soft)
• Laserscope - Voice activated laser headset. (Konami)
• NES Lockout - Locking device with key to prevent play. (Nintendo)
• NES Max - A controller with a sliding control pad and rapid-fire buttons. (Nintendo)
• Magic Key - NES cartidge adaptor. (Magic Key)
• Miracle Piano - Game that teaches keyboarding with a real keyboard. (The Software Toolworks)
• Power Glove - Virtual hand controller. (Mattel)
• Power Pad - NES exercise mat. (Nintendo)
  • See also - Family Fun Fitness
• Pro Beam Light Gun - A Zapper Light Gun clone for NES. (Dominator)
• Power Player Super Joy III - A self-contained Famiclone shaped in the N64 controller.
• Quickshot Arcade - NES Advantage clone.
• Quickshot Aviator 2 - Flight simulator style NES controller. (Quickshot)
• Quickshot Trackball - Controller with two buttons and a trackball. (Quickshot)
• Quickshot Wizmaster - Wireless controller. (Quickshot)
• R.O.B. - A small battery-powered robot. (Nintendo)
• Roll 'n Rocker - A controller where the user tilt their weight in a direction to control games. (LJN (Acclaim))
• Satellite - Wireless four-player adapter for NES. (Nintendo)
• Speedking - NES controller that slowed down gameplay. (Konix)
• Super Controller - Joystick conversion cover for the NES Controller (Basic).
• Superstick - Infra-red wireless joystick. (Beeshu)
• Teleplay MODEM - A MODEM that enabled head to head play with other consoles (including the Sega Genesis). (Baton)
• The Game Handler - A controller that enabled the user to exploit bugs in released games.
• Turbo Tech Controller - Controller for NES.
• Turbo Touch 360 - Touch sensor controller.
• Turbotronic - Arcade style joystick. (Camerica)
• U-Force - Programmable "hands free" technology.
• Ultimate Superstick - Arcade style joystick. (Beeshu)
• Zapper Light Gun - Official NES light gun. (Nintendo)
  • See also - Video game light gun
• Zipper - Turbo fire control pad. (Beeshu)
• Zinger - Turbo fire joystick. (Beeshu)
• Zoomer - Flight simulator joystick. (Beeshu)

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See also

• List of Famicom accessories
• History of the Nintendo Entertainment System
• Nintendo Entertainment System hardware clone

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References

• NES Peripherals at the Gamers Graveyard