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Prior to the release of this peripheral, Suncom created one-button Tac50s for home computers, primarily aiming at Atari 8-bit machines and the Commodore 64. This "Genesis Edition" variant differs not only by having three buttons, but by being moulded in black plastic as opposed to white/grey. | Prior to the release of this peripheral, Suncom created one-button Tac50s for home computers, primarily aiming at Atari 8-bit machines and the Commodore 64. This "Genesis Edition" variant differs not only by having three buttons, but by being moulded in black plastic as opposed to white/grey. | ||
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The Tac50 is a third-party Sega Mega Drive joystick created by Suncom. It was only released in North America.
Prior to the release of this peripheral, Suncom created one-button Tac50s for home computers, primarily aiming at Atari 8-bit machines and the Commodore 64. This "Genesis Edition" variant differs not only by having three buttons, but by being moulded in black plastic as opposed to white/grey.
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