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The adapters for the series 1 Intellivision Flashback would still be needed for those controllers. In terms of adapters, if this were to go ahead (still an if) and the wiring was corrected (a second if) to work with Intellivision II consoles like originally intended, then that's not really an issue either. There's always SOME point where you have to give up on some type of compatibility to move things forward. It's a simple entry in the included manual that previous wireless controllers won't work with the new models. We're making a clean break this year for the Atari and Sega products (wired controllers will still be the same). The controller thing is not necessarily an issue.
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