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Contents
Page 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11. 12. 13. 14. 15. Timeline Exploration of brief Compare & Contrast pg1 Compare & Contrast pg2 Rendered 3D freehand presentation quality drawing Orthographic & Pictorial view of original Exploded View Photorealistic image Analysis of brief-pg1 Analysis of brief-pg2 Rendered 3D freehand presentation quality drawing of modification Orthagraphic & Pictorial view of modification Exploded view Photorealistic of modification Appendix
Exploration of brief
Maganavox Odyssey
First retail release in 1972 First home gaming controller with a console Controller had 2 basic control dials not allowing much control Connected to console via wire Chunky and difficult to use Paved the way for future home gaming & controllers
Fairchild Channel F
First retail release in 1976 Very Complex to control-forward, back, left, right(like a normal joystick) -twisting clockwise & anticlockwise(like a paddle) -in and out(like a pinball plunger) Connected to console via wire Very unique shape and style
Atari 2600
First retail release in 1977 Featured- a single button -an 8 way directional joystick Simple easy to use design Connected to console via wire Not the best form factor but user friendly Influenced future handheld game controllers
Gameboy
First retail release in 1989 Featured a 160 144 pixel 2.6 LCD screen
Included the patented D-pad first seen on the NES Ran games off gameboy cartrigages One built in speaker game mono sound but via the headphone jack stereo sound could be achived Sold 118.69 million units worldwide
NES Max
Dreamcast
First retail release in 1998 First and only mainstream controller to feature an LCD screen Featured both the analog stick and d-pad so player could choose which to use
Duelshock 3 controller
First retail release in 2006 In built wireless technology Includes motion technology Currently the indutry standard
Nintendo Wii
First retail release in 2006 Revolutionary motion sensing capabilitys Includes built-in speaker Traditional buttons included but minimized Additional nunchuck can be used for more complex and intracite movements
Gamecube WaveBird
First Retail release in 2002 Substitute for the original gamecube controller First wireless controller that worked just as well as the default controller Featured duel analog sticks Influenced other controllers to incorporate wireless technology
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Appendix
Output 1Timeline- All following images courtsey of google images-http://images.google.ie/ Maganavox Odyssey Fairchild channel F Atari 2600 Gameboy NES Max Nintendo wii Dreamcast Gamecube Wavebird All the following images i got from primary research using my camera phonePlaystation duel analog controller N64 controller NES controller Duelshock 3 controller Exploration of brief 2nd page- all the following images courtsey of google images-http://images.google.ie/ Wii controller Wii sensor bar Wii guitar hero Racing wheel seat Xbox 360 modifications Hand mouse All other photos
Output 2Compare & contrast- All following images courtsey of google images-http://images.google.ie/ Black N64 Duelshock 3 controller
Output 7Graphical exploration of design features(pg1 & 2)- all the following images courtsey of google images-http://images.google.ie/ SD card slot Psp Headphone Jack Racing wheel Mini usb GBA cartrige Flip up phone Joystick WLAN symbol Bluetooth logo All the following images i got from primary research using my camera phoneN64-front view N64-back view