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The Extreme Green Controller is a limited-edition, forest-green variant of the original PlayStation controller released in 1997. Collectors prize it for its bold colorway and the brief window in which Sony offered it exclusively through Japanese retailers.
The pad retains the standard PlayStation button layout and analog-free D-pad, but its casing is finished in a deep translucent green that matches the “Extreme Green” console bundle. Internal electronics are identical to the gray SCPH-1080 controller, ensuring full compatibility with every PlayStation console and game.
No software shipped with the controller; it was sold both standalone and paired with matching green consoles. Every PlayStation title is therefore playable, and the unit’s visual distinctiveness makes it a favorite display piece alongside other colored variants.
Its short production run and regional exclusivity have turned the Extreme Green Controller into a minor holy grail for PlayStation collectors seeking a complete set of first-party color variants.