We all have memories of our first video game system. For me, the original Nintendo (NES) was set up in my childhood dentist’s office — who knew there were ways to get seven year olds excited about oral hygiene? But if you’ve been gaming since joysticks were the height of technological prowess, it’s nearly impossible to remember them all. Until now. Blow a little air into the dusty cartridge of your memory and check out the newest print from Pop Chart Lab featuring the meticulous and beautiful Evolution of Video Game Controllers.

What started with a single button and knob combo circa 1958’s Tennis for Two has evolved into controllers in nearly every shape imaginable. Wheels, guns, guitars, magic wands and, hey, is that a set of maracas I spot in there? It reads like a Choose Your Own Adventure chart by way of a Family Tree, with a color key at the bottom to define the different controller types and how they’re chronologically related. Remarkable.

Pop Chart Lab’s The Evolution of Video Game Controllers tracks video game system controllers from 1958’s ‘Tennis for Two’ to the impending, ultra-modern DualShock 4 (PS4).

Want a closer look? Over at Pop Chart, you can zoom in on the entire print in all of its painfully detailed glory (as well as purchase a poster for you game room).

The Evolution of Video Game Controllers: Look How Far We’ve Come