Atari Joystick ceramic candleholder

Posted in Games by Conner Flynn on January 18th, 2009

Atari Joystick ceramic candleholderThe Atari Joystick design lends itself to all kinds of mods and uses, other then the joystick it started out as. The Atari Joystick lamp comes to mind. This ceramic candle holder is yet another incarnation of the classic controller.

It’s perfect for the geek who wants to fly his geek flag and at the same time set the mood. Just dim the lights. Play your favorite Atari game sounds soundtrack and light your joystick candle. What could be more romantic? Dinner is almost done and your date will arrive soon my nerd friend. The only question is, will she be game for playing some Space Invaders for dessert? Or will she run like all the others?

Sooner or later one will appreciate your love of Atari. They are calling this the “Retro Joy Candle” so they don’t get sued. It’s for serious nerds only at $73.

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One Comment to “Atari Joystick ceramic candleholder”
  1. Atarian4ever Says:

    I wish it was painted black to more closely match the original joystick.

    I just received my new USB joystick, looks just like the Atari 2600 joystick and plays incredible on my PC and I tried a few games on my iMac, bought it from the guys who made the Flashback console, check out their stuff here:

    http://www.legacyengineer.com

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