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Nintendo NES Beeshu Zipper Controller (Blue) RARE

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$64.35 $99 In stock

Category: Accessories

Nintendo NES Beeshu Zipper Controller (Blue) RARE

The Zipper includes the two switches over the A and B buttons giving the player the choice of which button they needed turbo for, as well as allowing them to choose between two speeds of turbo or turning it completely off.

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Customer Reviews (5.0 / 5 · 5 reviews)

John ★★★★★

My uncle had this exact controller growing up, and I finally found it. The blue shell is exactly as I remember, and the turbo switches feel satisfyingly clicky. It works perfectly on my old top-loader NES.

Eli N. ★★★★★

The turbo switches over A and B are exactly what I needed for those endless shoot-em-up levels—flipping them mid-game is way faster than I thought it'd be. Blue shell looks great next to my original gray console, and the zipper grip feels sturdy enough for heavy play sessions.

Owen A. ★★★★★

I wasn’t sure about the blue color at first, but it’s actually really striking in person. The turbo switches above the A and B buttons are easy to flip mid-game, which makes a big difference in fast platformers.