Gaming has come a long way since the Magnavox Odyssey first arrived way back in 1972. But even then, people wanted their consoles to do more than just play games with the provided controller, which is why the Odyssey also has the first peripheral: a light gun. While light guns went on to become a popular and for a time, ubiquitous pack-in accessory, people have never stopped the quest to find ways to interact with televisions beyond just a vanilla controller.
Below are 9 of the strangest gaming peripherals to ever see the light of day. Some of them genuinely added to the gaming experience. Some of them didn't. Some of them barely make any sense at all.
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