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Deconstructed: Video Game Controllers

22/11/2013 By ausretrogamer

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Ever wanted to perform an autopsy on your precious retro gaming controllers? With the precision of a surgeon, Brandon Allen’s Deconstructed artwork series does exactly that –  dissecting our favourite controllers to view what is inside of them. By the look of it, not much, but hey, they still did the trick.

If you like any of these photographs, head over to the Ballen Photography Print Shop and place your order. These are awesome and unique video gaming related artworks.

WARNING: Do not perform this on your working classic controllers!

Joy_Atari
The Atari VCS/2600 joytsick
Joy_NES
NES controller
Joy_Megadrive
Mega Drive / Genesis controller
Joy_SNES
SNES controller
Joy_N64
N64 controller
Joy_DC
Dreamcast controller

All images sourced from: Brandon Allen – Ballen Photography

 

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