PlayStation Classic Controller
Sony · 2018 · PlayStation
Overview
The controller bundled with the PlayStation Classic mini console. A faithful recreation of the original PS1 digital controller with USB connectivity instead of the proprietary PS1 connector. No analog sticks — digital-only with D-pad and 8 action buttons.
History
Released in December 2018 with the PlayStation Classic micro-console, this controller faithfully recreates the original PS1 controller design. It connects via USB rather than the original proprietary connector, making it compatible with modern devices.
Technical Details
Output modes
- Default
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Community testing
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Specifications
Trigger Type: digital
Button Layout: ○×△□ + L1 R1 L2 R2
Native Compatibility
Works natively with these platforms (no adapter needed):
With a Joypad adapter, also works on additional consoles — see adapter compatibility below.
Joypad Adapter Compatibility
This controller works with the following Joypad adapters powered by joypad-os:
DIY Build Guides
Build your own adapter for the PlayStation Classic Controller with these step-by-step guides:
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🎮 Test this controllerSupport Status
Supported inputs: 10 buttons.
No output feedback is available for this device.
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