Danke, der Tandy braucht zwingend die Joysticks mit dem DIN-Anschluß.
Entweder direkt die Deluxe-Variante, oder das Modell vom TRS-80.
http://www.amazon.com/Tandy-Joystick…r/dp/B008V1UZDM
Hier gibt die technischen Daten des PC's:
http://support.radioshack.com/support_computer/doc1/1301.htm
Lt. FAQ : http://www.oldskool.org/guides/tvdog/1kfaq.html
II.J. Game Ports, Joysticks, and Sound
II.J.1. Can I use a standard joystick?
On the RSX and RSX-HD, yes. You need to get an expansion card with game ports on it. Otherwise, no, since you have built-in game ports that cannot be disabled. The following systems have two 6-pin DIN (round) joystick ports: original 1000, 1000A, HD, EX, HX, SX, TX, SL's, TL's, RL's, and RLX's ("A" versions).To install a joystick on those systems, you need to use a Tandy-style joystick; they turn up on eBay from time to time (the Color Computer uses the same joysticks).
The RLX-B and RLX-HD-B have two 8-pin mini-DIN joystick ports. There was an adapter available from Tandy for connecting a 6-pin joystick to the RLX's ports, part 26-0284.
The Tandy 1000 game ports are not 100% compatible with standard ports, but they work most of the time, with most software.If you have built-in game ports and try to use a standard joystick with an expansion card, the new joystick will only work with some software, or only when a joystick is connected to the built-in port, or only when it isn't - or only when the moon is full on a Friday. (It seems to work on my 1000TL, though - not that I've given it much tryout.)
It is possible to make an adapter to attach a standard joystick to the 6-pin port (see section II.J.4.).
oder es wird halt CGA/EGA installiert und damit fehlen die Tandy-Files. (bspw. 007-Bond, Xenon1, North&South, Hostages, etc.)