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The ZeroTech SS is a third-party controller released by Hori for the Sega Saturn in Japan.
The ZeroTech SS is a "steering controller", acting as an alternative to the official Arcade Racer Joystick. It is a fraction of the size of Sega's model, and is operated in a different way - steering is controller by a small wheel on the side, while analogue acceleration and deceleration is provided through "gun-like" triggers underneath.
A PlayStation model, simply called the ZeroTech, was also released.
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