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Unlike the Sega Mouse, the Shuttle Mouse was only officially released in Japan. In North America, consumers were given a different mouse - the [[NetLink Mouse]], which provides similar features. A European release for the Shuttle Mouse was once planned for late 1995 but shelved for unknown reasons - magazine coverage suggests the model would be black, to match with European Saturns. | Unlike the Sega Mouse, the Shuttle Mouse was only officially released in Japan. In North America, consumers were given a different mouse - the [[NetLink Mouse]], which provides similar features. A European release for the Shuttle Mouse was once planned for late 1995 but shelved for unknown reasons - magazine coverage suggests the model would be black, to match with European Saturns. | ||
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* ''[[3D Lemmings]]'' (NTSC-J version) | * ''[[3D Lemmings]]'' (NTSC-J version) | ||
* ''[[Ai Iijima: Good Island Cafe]]'' | * ''[[Ai Iijima: Good Island Cafe]]'' | ||
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* ''[[Tenga Seiha]]'' | * ''[[Tenga Seiha]]'' | ||
* ''[[Theme Park]]'' | * ''[[Theme Park]]'' | ||
+ | * ''[[The House of the Dead]]'' (NTSC-J version) | ||
* ''[[The Psychotron]]'' | * ''[[The Psychotron]]'' | ||
* ''[[Tokimeki Memorial: forever with you]]'' | * ''[[Tokimeki Memorial: forever with you]]'' | ||
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* ''[[Tokimeki Memorial Selection: Fujisaki Shiori]]'' | * ''[[Tokimeki Memorial Selection: Fujisaki Shiori]]'' | ||
* ''[[Virtua Call S]]'' | * ''[[Virtua Call S]]'' | ||
− | * ''[[Virtua Cop]]'' | + | * ''[[Virtua Cop]]'' (NTSC-J version) |
− | * ''[[Virtua Cop 2]]'' | + | * ''[[Virtua Cop 2]]'' (NTSC-J version) |
* ''[[Virus]]'' | * ''[[Virus]]'' | ||
* ''[[Winning Post EX]]'' | * ''[[Winning Post EX]]'' |
Revision as of 14:27, 6 August 2013
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Made for: Sega Saturn | |||||
Manufacturer: Sega | |||||
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The Shuttle Mouse (シャトルマウス) is an official mouse peripheral for the Sega Saturn. It is a successor of sorts to the Sega Mouse, released for the Sega Mega Drive some years prior, and was designed to be used with simluation-orientated games where a standard control pad is hindered by the style of gameplay. It later became an accessory to assist in the Saturn's primitive online capabilities, alongside the Saturn Keyboard.
The Shuttle Mouse is a four-button (,
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and START ) ball mouse which shipped with its own light blue mouse mat in two different colours - a grey model with a blue START button (HSS-0102) to match early Japanese Saturns, and a white model with a red START button (HSS-0139) to match later ones. The latter was also bundled with limited editions of Sakura Taisen but colour schemes aside, all Shuttle Mice behave identically. As with many mice of the day, the Shuttle Mouse pre-dates many modern computer mice "standards" and thus can be cumbersome to use - there is no scroll wheel, and as it uses a ball, its inner workings are susceptible to being clogged up with dust and dirt, causing the device to not function as intended.
Unlike the Sega Mouse, the Shuttle Mouse was only officially released in Japan. In North America, consumers were given a different mouse - the NetLink Mouse, which provides similar features. A European release for the Shuttle Mouse was once planned for late 1995 but shelved for unknown reasons - magazine coverage suggests the model would be black, to match with European Saturns.
List of Supported Games
- 3D Lemmings (NTSC-J version)
- Ai Iijima: Good Island Cafe
- Arthur to Astaroth no Nazomakaimura
- Atlantis: The Lost Tales
- A Trip with the Train in the Swiss Alps
- Break Thru!
- Can Can Bunny Extra
- Can Can Bunny Premiere
- Can Can Bunny Premiere 2
- Cat the Ripper: 13ninme no Tanteishi
- Chaos Control
- Crypt Killer
- Cyberia
- Daisuki
- Dark Seed
- Devil Summoner - A compendium of Devils
- Dezaemon 2
- Digital Monster Ver.S Digomon Tamers
- Discworld
- Discworld II: Missing Presumed...!?
- Doom
- Doukoku Soshite...
- Doukyusei if
- Doukyusei 2
- Eiseimeijin
- Eiseimeijin II
- étude prologue: Yureugoku Kokoro no Katachi
- Farland Story: Habou no Mai
- Gakkou no Kaidan
- Game no Tatsujin
- Game no Tatsujin 2
- Game no Tatsujin: The Shanghai
- Girls in Motion Puzzle Vol. 1: Hiyake no Omoide
- Girls in Motion Puzzle Vol. 2: Body Special 264
- GO III Professional: Taikyoku Igo
- Godzilla: Rettoushinkan
- Gotha II: Tenkuu no Kishi
- Hakaider: Last Judgment, Jinzou Ningen
- Horror Tour
- Iron Storm
- Jewels of the Oracle
- Kiss Yori...
- Koryu Sangoku Engi
- Logic Puzzle: Rainbow Town
- Lulu: Un Conte Interactif de Romain Victor-Pujebet
- My Best Friends: St. Andrew Jogakuin-hen
- Myst
- O-chan no Oekaki Logic
- Ochigee Designer Tsukutte Pon!
- Ojousama Express
- Okudera Yasuhiko: No Sekai Wo Mezase! Soccer Kids
- Phantasm
- Pia Carrot Yokoso!!
- Pia Carrot Yokoso!! 2
- Planet Joker
- Policenauts
- Quantum Gate I: Akumu no Joshou
- Return to ZORk
- Revolution X: Music is the Weapon
- Riven: The Sequel to Myst
- Sakura Taisen
- Sakura Taisen 2: Kimi, Shinitamou Koto Nakare
- Sakura Taisen: Hanagumi Tsushin
- Sakura Taisen: Steam Radio Show
- Shanghai: Great Moments
- Shanghai: The Great Wall
- Sichu Sumei Pitagraph
- Simulation Zoo
- Syouryu Sangoku Engi
- Takumarakan: Tonkoudenki
- Tenga Seiha
- Theme Park
- The House of the Dead (NTSC-J version)
- The Psychotron
- Tokimeki Memorial: forever with you
- Tokimeki Memorial Dramaseries Vol. 1
- Tokimeki Memorial Dramaseries Vol. 2
- Tokimeki Memorial Dramaseries Vol. 3
- Tokimeki Memorial Selection: Fujisaki Shiori
- Virtua Call S
- Virtua Cop (NTSC-J version)
- Virtua Cop 2 (NTSC-J version)
- Virus
- Winning Post EX
- Winning Post 2
- Winning Post 2: Program ´96
- Winning Post 2: Final ´97
- Winning Post 3
- Winning Post 3: Program ´98
- Wizard´s Harmony
- Wizard´s Harmony 2
- Worms
- X Japan Virtual Shock 001
- Z
Gallery
Preview of European model, said to be from Mega Force magazine
Physical Scans