Knolling photograph, shot perfectly straight down: a generic unbranded arcade joystick and button panel completely disassembled on a black rubber work mat in strict grid alignment — the red ball-top knob, the metal shaft, the square restrictor gate, the pivot and spring, four small microswitches arranged in a square, a row of eight round concave push buttons in bright primary colours sorted by colour, their plungers and springs lined up beneath, a bundle of wires with crimp connectors laid parallel, a small circuit board, the bare black panel plate with its empty round holes, screws sorted by length. Even shadowless light, technical. No text, no letters, no logos.