Refurbished Nintendo NES Controller Gamepad OEM Authentic NES-004

Up for sale is an OEM Nintendo NES Controller. The NES controller will be shipped by the end of the next business day via USPS mail. All gaming controllers are back by our 3 month warranty!

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• Includes one OEM authentic NES controller.
• The game controller has been disassembled and cleaned.
• The exterior of the controller has been cleaned.
  
• The controller has been thoroughly tested and all buttons function as intended. 
• The cord is intact and free of tears and/or rips.
• There is a crack to the top right corner of the controller - see picture.
• There is some wear to the controller such as discoloration/yellowing/scratches from age and use.
  
• This controller is for the original NES console, not the NES Classic Edition.
• Connection Type: Wired
• Region: NTSC - U/C (US/Canada)
• Model No.: NES-004
• Country of Manufacture: Japan
• Connectivity: Wired
• Release Year: 1985
• Brand: Nintendo
• Platform: Nintendo Entertainment System (NES)

Please see the photos for the overall condition of the OEM Nintendo Entertainment System controller, If you have any questions, please feel free to contact us, and we will respond promptly. Thank you! No stock photos!

Controller Overview:

The OEM NES controller, originally bundled with the Nintendo Entertainment System, is an iconic gamepad that set the standard for console controllers. Featuring a rectangular design, it includes a D-pad for directional movement, two action buttons (A and B), and Start and Select buttons for menu navigation and pausing gameplay. Its simple yet effective layout provided precise control for classic NES titles, from Super Mario Bros. to The Legend of Zelda. Though its sharp edges made extended play sessions slightly uncomfortable, its responsive buttons and durable build quality made it a staple of retro gaming. The NES controller's influence can still be seen in modern gaming controllers today.