This is a list of accessories for the Super Nintendo Entertainment System (Super NES), including first- and third-party hardware released during the 1990s.
First-party accessories
- Cleaning Kit â accessory for cleaning the console and game paks
- Nintendo Power â rewritable flash cartridge (Japan)
- Satellaview â satellite peripheral for receiving downloadable software and newsletters (Japan)
- Score Master â desktop joystick with auto-fire (Europe)
- Super Game Boy â adapter for playing Game Boy cartridges on the Super NES
- Super NES Controller â standard controller with D-pad, four right side action buttons (A, B, X and Y), two center action buttons (Start and Select), and two shoulder buttons (L and R)
- Super NES Mouse â two-button mouse for compatible games
- Super Scope â wireless light gun
Third-party accessories
Controllers
Directional controllers
- Advanced Control Pad â controller with auto-fire (Mad Catz)
- Angler â detachable stick attachment for the directional pad (Beeshu)
- asciiGrip â one-handed controller (ASCII)
- asciiPad â controller with auto-fire and slow-motion functions (ASCII)
- Capcom Pad Soldier â pistol-grip controller with six face buttons (Capcom)
- Competition Pro (controller) â controller with auto-fire and slow-motion (Competition Pro)
- Conqueror 2 â programmable joystick with auto-fire (QuickShot)
- Cyberpad â programmable controller with auto-fire and slow-motion (Suncom)
- Dual Turbo â set of two wireless controllers with auto-fire (Acclaim)
- Energiser â programmable controller with auto-fire and slow-motion (Wild Things)
- Fighter Stick SN â desktop joystick with auto-fire and slow-motion (ASCII)
- Game Commander â officially licensed controller (Imagineer) / Super Hori Commander (Hori)
- Game Commander II â licensed controller with expanded functions (Imagineer)
- Gamepad 6 â six-button controller with auto-fire (Performance)
- Gamemaster â controller with one programmable button (Triton)
- High Frequency Control Pad â standard controller variant (High Frequency)
- Invader 2 â controller with auto-fire (QuickShot)
- Jet Fighter â novelty controller shaped like a jet, with auto-fire (Beeshu)
- JS-306 Power Pad Tilt â controller with tilt input, auto-fire, and slow-motion (Champ)
- Multisystem 6 â controller compatible with both Super NES and Sega Genesis (Competition Pro)
- NTT Data Pad â controller with integrated numeric keypad for modem functions (NTT)
- Pro Control 6 â programmable controller with auto-fire and slow-motion; compatible with Super NES and Genesis (Naki)
- Pro Fighter 6 â programmable desktop joystick with auto-fire and slow-motion (Naki)
- Pro Player â desktop joystick with auto-fire and slow-motion (Naki)
- Rhinogear â controller with auto-fire and slow-motion (ASCII)
- SF-3 â low-profile controller with auto-fire (Honey Bee)
- SN Programpad â controller with macro programming and LCD (InterAct)
- SN Propad â controller with auto-fire and slow-motion (InterAct)
- SN Propad 2 / SN Propad 6 â revised controllers with additional button layouts (InterAct)
- SN-6 â standard controller clone (Gamester)
- Specialized Fighter Pad â controller with auto-fire; shoulder buttons mapped to face buttons (ASCII)
- Speedpad â controller with configurable shoulder-button functions (Logic 3)
- Super Advantage â arcade-style joystick with auto-fire (ASCII)
- Super Control Pad â standard controller clone with configuration switch
- Super Joy Card â controller with auto-fire (Hudson Soft)
- Supercon â alternative-shape controller (QuickShot)
- Superpad â standard controller clone (InterAct/Performance)
- Super UFO â controller with additional face buttons (Fire)
- TopFighter â programmable joystick with LCD and auto-fire (QJ)
- Turbo Touch 360 â controller using pressure-sensitive disc instead of a D-pad (Triax)
- V356 â controller with configuration switch (Recoton)
(Various âÂÂnon-nameâ clone controllers, wireless variants, and unbranded pads are omitted or grouped unless distinct features are documented.)
Other controllers
- BatterUP â baseball-bat controller (Sports Sciences Inc.)
- Barcode Battler â handheld barcode-reading device (Epoch)
- Exertainment Bike â exercise bike accessory (Life Fitness)
- Konami Justifier â light gun (Konami)
- Lasabirdie â golf-club controller for Lasabirdie â Get in the Hole (Ricoh)
- M.A.C.S. M16 â M16 rifle modified to act as a light gun developed for military training (United States Army)
- Miracle Piano Teaching System â keyboard teaching accessory (The Software Toolworks)
- Nordic Quest â ski exercise peripheral (NordicTrack)
- NTT Data Pad â controller with numeric keypad for use with the Super Famicom Modem
- Pachinko Controller â dial-type controller for pachinko titles (Sunsoft)
- SNES Multitap â adapter allowing up to four players (Hudson Soft)
- TeeV Golf â golf-club controller for compatible golf titles (Sports Sciences Inc.)
- Twin Tap â two-button input device for quiz software (Partyroom21)
- XBAND Keyboard â keyboard for use with XBAND (Catapult)
Cheat devices
Other devices
- Data Packs â small rewritable cartridges used with certain game cartridges
- Multi Player Adaptors / Multitaps â adapters for multiple controllers (various manufacturers)
- NTT Data Communication Modem NDM24 â modem for online horse-betting services in Japan.
- Nuoptix 3D Glasses â glasses based on the Pulfrich effect, packaged with ' (Loriciel)
- Power Plug â inline auto-fire adapter (Tyco)
- StuntMaster â head-mounted display with LCD screen and motion sensor (VictorMaxx/Future Vision Technologies)
- SuFami Turbo â adapter for miniature cartridges (Bandai)
- Super 8 / Tri-Star â adapter for playing NES games.
- Turbo File Adapter / Turbo File Twin â external storage devices (ASCII)
- Voicer-kun â infrared transmitter/receiver for controlling CD players (Koei)
- XBAND Modem â modem for online multiplayer gaming (Catapult)
See also
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