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The Maverick 1 is an arcade stick-esque device with two buttons, a joystick and turbo features. It can plug into both controller ports, and has a switch to change between the two players, saving the need to unplug the device if users want to share. In Brazil it was licensed by [[Tectoy]] as an official product. | The Maverick 1 is an arcade stick-esque device with two buttons, a joystick and turbo features. It can plug into both controller ports, and has a switch to change between the two players, saving the need to unplug the device if users want to share. In Brazil it was licensed by [[Tectoy]] as an official product. | ||
| − | The Maverick 2 was a Nintendo Entertainment System accessory, but the [[Maverick 3]] was a [[Sega Mega Drive]] one. | + | The Maverick 2 was a Nintendo Entertainment System accessory, but the [[Maverick 3]] was a [[Sega Mega Drive]] one. A '''Maverick 1M''' version also exists, with microswitches. |
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The Maverick 1 is a third-party controller manufactured under the QuickShot brand. It is compatible with various home computers of the 1980s and the Sega Master System.
The Maverick 1 is an arcade stick-esque device with two buttons, a joystick and turbo features. It can plug into both controller ports, and has a switch to change between the two players, saving the need to unplug the device if users want to share. In Brazil it was licensed by Tectoy as an official product.
The Maverick 2 was a Nintendo Entertainment System accessory, but the Maverick 3 was a Sega Mega Drive one. A Maverick 1M version also exists, with microswitches.
Magazine articles
- Main article: Maverick 1/Magazine articles.
Promotional material
Print advert in GamePro (US) #25: "August 1991" (1991-xx-xx)
Print advert in Supergame (BR) #3: "Setembro 1991" (1991-09-xx)
Gallery
Quickshot
Quickshot
Quickshot
Tectoy
Physical scans
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| Master System, BR |
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References
| Third-party controllers for the Sega Master System | |
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