Stick Station

The Stick Station was essentially a plank of wood in which you could place your Atari Joystick in. It was made by Louisville, Kentucky-based company, Skywriter. It was available in Poplar or Walnut finish.

This article needs an image to illustrate it. If this article has an image, this notice can be removed.

Stick Station
Type	Accessory
Brand	Skywriter
Compatibility	Atari CX40 Un-named Wico Joystick
Price at Launch	$14.95

Manufacturer's Description

Arcade Action at Home! Solid Furniture Hardwood - poplar or walnut finish NO HAND CRAMPS! Because the Stick Station hold the joystick for you! For Atari & Wico

Reviews

"Atari fans who prefer their basic joystick to the host of available razzle-dazzle "gourmet" controllers can now enjoy the feel of a high-priced arcade console – without giving out their OEM staple. The Stick Station, by Skywriter of Louisville, Kentucky, is a hardwood lap board designed specifically to house an Atari or a WICO joystick. At $14.95 apiece, it is an inexpensive way to dress up VCS Play"

• Electric Games
• Volume 2 Number 10

"Your high scores will soar when you pop that Atari into a

"Stick Station." The instant freedom it delivers will eliminate hand cramps and wrist fatigue--two of the most common causes of the dreaded "low score syndrome." The three-pound, solid poplar construction gives you the arcade- like stability necessary for accurate firing, and it can be placed on a table-top or rested in your lap"

• Computer Games Magazine
• June 1984