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the thumbstick is the part which sticks up and out of the joystick controller for directional control. the thumbstick is ABS plastic.

n64 joystick thumbstick

the n64 replacement gear set includes the two gears needed to replace the two in the original joystick mechanism. the gears are made from polyoxymethylene (POM) for durability and better movement. you may need to remove a slight bit of 'flash' on the parts, which is typical for plastics parts. this ensures a smoother operation. the removal is very easily done with a common razor edge, if even required.

n64 gear sets

this bowl part is a replacement for the bowl in which the two gears sit into (white in color) in the N64 joystick mechanism. the bowls are made from polyoxymethylene (POM) for durability and better movement.

n64 joystick bowl

these are cartridge/game shells for the Game Boy console (compatible with DMG/CGB/MGB/GBL). shells include: front half back half screw shells include the notch in the upper right corner for compatibility with the DMG/Original gaming console's power switch. a great compliment to the custom dmg cases. the difference between 'full' and 'half' shells are that the 'half' version only covers half of the front of the case, allowing for things to stick out (e.g. a PROM in a PROM cartridge). most customers need the 'full' version.

cartridge shells

this kit includes the internal parts needed for a full repair of the original Nintendo 64 controller's joystick mechanism. you'll need to reuse the other parts from the original housing, including the spring, so please retain these during your rebuilding process.included in this kit:n64 thumbstickn64 bowln64 gear setplease choose the color of thumbstick you'd like in the drop-down menu.

n64 joystick repair kit

these are replacement silicone buttons for the DMG console. the 'full set' includes a dpad, A/B button, and start/select button. the clear parts are semi-translucent. the parts replace the original membrane and the plastic buttons that would otherwise rest on top. to install, you only need to remove the factory-installed silicone and plastic buttons and replace them with these. to open the case, you may need a tri-wing screwdriver which can be found here. * = indicates color from the Play It Loud! series ** = matches the very dark grey silicone s/s buttons on the CGB console *** = matches the CGB teal case

silicone buttons for DMG

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