The NES had a basic but serviceable controller that sadly didn't make this list but its big brother the NES Advantage did, thanks to several unique features. Not least of which was it looked like a real arcade cabinet joystick and all kids wanted at the time was a true arcade game at home - the Advantage brought that dream closer. Several "cheating" options were also available including variable speed turbo buttons and a bizarre slow motion feature that simply emulated pressing the menu button rapidly thus slowing the game down.
A Welsh semi-retired television producer and actor known for low end work that astonishingly people actually watched and even garnered some awards. Originally residing in the electrically-challenged Amish areas of Pennsylvania he has written a few books (Hollywood Pants and Hollywood Horrible Hints and Terribly Fake Tips vols 1 & 2) which you can buy on amazon and all great book stores.
After a brief stint in Australia he now finds himself back in the Welsh valleys of his home country noting that it hasn't changed a bit!
