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The NetLink Mouse is a mouse accessory for the Sega Saturn, and the North American equivalent to the Shuttle Mouse. NetLink mice, however, are black, and opt for a slightly different design.
NetLink Mice were designed primarily to work with software utilising the NetLink Internet Modem and NetLink service, but are in fact compabitle with the same software as the Shuttle Mouse. It came with a red mouse mat.
Physical scans
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References
- ↑ File:IntelligentGamer US 08.pdf, page 20
- ↑ Press release: 1996-09-17: Sega brings fun and games, ease-of-use to TV Internet market
- ↑ Mikrobitti 5/1997 "Pelikonsolilla Internetiin"