As the title says. I asked the seller but he wont answer me.
It looks real but who knows? Its hard to see from the photo.:confused:
This is the only official one i could find to match them up.
As the title says. I asked the seller but he wont answer me.
It looks real but who knows? Its hard to see from the photo.:confused:
This is the only official one i could find to match them up.
Last edited by wynni; 02-12-2012 at 06:19 AM.
It's either repainted or a 3rd party controller. Cause from what I remember the connectors that plug into the console were the same colour.
However don't quote me on that 100% cause I might be wrong... but that's my only 2c on this.
Originally Posted by HeXiGON
I was thinking the same thing.
No, the cable was still dark grey, and the ferrite bead and the console connector were still light grey on all the official SCPH-1080 controllers regardless of colour. So it does look like an official blue SCPH-1080 controller.
Last edited by Elijah; 02-12-2012 at 06:17 AM.
That's a debug PS1 controller, they have connectors with different colors.
This is the only official one i could find to match them up.
And it does not have a ferrite bead or the patent sticker like the retail SCPH-1080 does. That one seems to be based on the earlier SCPH-1010 controller instead, which lacked the ferrite bead, had a shorter cord and did not have the patent sticker on the console connector.
Last edited by Elijah; 02-12-2012 at 06:57 AM.
The Net Yaroze controllers, DTL-H3010, also do not have the label on the connector, and their connectors also match the color (and texture) of the controller and console. DTL-h3010 came bundled with DTL-H300X consoles, which is same generation of SCPH-3000, SCPH-1001, and SCPH-1002, these consoles came with the newer SCPH-1080.
I say the one in the first pic is painted or 3rd party, though not 100% sure. the one in the 2nd pic, nice :pray:
PSN ID: Alannmc <-2 N's
Seller wont even tell me the price on shiping so i quess he dont want to sell it to me. No worries.
http://www.ebay.ie/itm/140700845939?...84.m1423.l2649
A company called Innovation made different coloured PS1 controllers that look pretty identical (at least in low quality eBay photos) to official controllers, except that they say Innovation on them.
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