Difference between revisions of "Viper"
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The controller was re-released as the '''Viper III''' (it is not known if a "Viper II" exists), although the differences between the two models are not obvious. The Viper III distinctly labels the {{mode}} button, potentially missing in the first model. | The controller was re-released as the '''Viper III''' (it is not known if a "Viper II" exists), although the differences between the two models are not obvious. The Viper III distinctly labels the {{mode}} button, potentially missing in the first model. | ||
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| + | NakiAdvancedWeaponry MD US PrintAdvert.jpg|US print advert | ||
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==Gallery== | ==Gallery== | ||
Revision as of 12:01, 31 July 2015
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| Manufacturer: Conrad Electronics(?) | |||||
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The Viper is a third-party six button arcade stick, compatible with both the Sega Mega Drive and Super Nintendo Entertainment System. Its origin is not fully understood - it is thought to have been produced by Conrad Electronics in the early 1990s and sold across Europe, with a North American variant, the Pro Player being sold by Naki.
The controller was re-released as the Viper III (it is not known if a "Viper II" exists), although the differences between the two models are not obvious. The Viper III distinctly labels the MODE button, potentially missing in the first model.
Promotional Material
- NakiAdvancedWeaponry MD US PrintAdvert.jpg
US print advert
Gallery
Viper model, "Mega Drive-style" black
Viper model, "SNES style", grey
Pro Player model
Unknown model
Unknown model
Viper III model, "Mega Drive-style" black
Viper model, "SNES style", grey
Revised Pro Player model
Unknown model by Laing
Physical Scans
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 Cover
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| Mega Drive, US (Naki) |
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