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{{sub-stub}}'''Beeshu Inc.''' was a video game accessory manufacturer headquartered in the United States. It filed for bankruptcy in 1995. They primarily made products for the NES, but released a few accessories for [[Sega]] products. | {{sub-stub}}'''Beeshu Inc.''' was a video game accessory manufacturer headquartered in the United States. It filed for bankruptcy in 1995. They primarily made products for the NES, but released a few accessories for [[Sega]] products. | ||
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Beeshu Inc. was a video game accessory manufacturer headquartered in the United States. It filed for bankruptcy in 1995. They primarily made products for the NES, but released a few accessories for Sega products.
Accessories produced
Master System
- Remote Ultimate Superstick (1988)
- Ultimate Superstick (1988)
- Zoomer (1988)
- Viper (19xx)
Mega Drive
- Gizmo (1990)
- Striker Stereo Control Pad (1991)
- Jet Fighter (1993)
- Game Pad 3 (199x)
Game Gear
- Gear Master (1991)
- Stereo FM Tuner (199x)