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{{sub-stub}}The '''Game Pad 6''' is a six-button variant of the [[Game Pad 3]], released under [[Recoton]]'s [[Performance]] branding for for the [[Sega Mega Drive]]. Note also that the [[SpeedPad]] was released in North America under the same name (and confusingly, by the same company). | {{sub-stub}}The '''Game Pad 6''' is a six-button variant of the [[Game Pad 3]], released under [[Recoton]]'s [[Performance]] branding for for the [[Sega Mega Drive]]. Note also that the [[SpeedPad]] was released in North America under the same name (and confusingly, by the same company). | ||
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The Game Pad 6 is a six-button variant of the Game Pad 3, released under Recoton's Performance branding for for the Sega Mega Drive. Note also that the SpeedPad was released in North America under the same name (and confusingly, by the same company).
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