Difference between revisions of "Power Pad"
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File:TurboCard MD Alt.jpg|"Turbo Card" (alt) | File:TurboCard MD Alt.jpg|"Turbo Card" (alt) | ||
File:MegaController MD.jpg|"Mega Controller" ([[Super Creation]]) | File:MegaController MD.jpg|"Mega Controller" ([[Super Creation]]) | ||
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File:Fighter MD.jpg|"Fighter" model | File:Fighter MD.jpg|"Fighter" model | ||
PowerPad MD Highcom.jpg|"Highcom" model | PowerPad MD Highcom.jpg|"Highcom" model |
Revision as of 12:29, 6 April 2015
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Made for: Sega Mega Drive | |||||
Manufacturer: Honest Soft | |||||
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The Power Pad is a third-party controlled for the Sega Mega Drive, thought to have been created by Honest Soft in Taiwan. It is a three button controller with turbo features.
This controller's history is not fully understood - it was sold in the US by Champ and in the UK by Teqniche, but multiple unexplained variants also exist, such as common variant by Recoton also sold in the US.
The "Power Pad" range would continue with the Power Pad 6, Power Pad Plus and PowerPad 100.
Gallery
"Speed Pad" (Dragon)
"Mega Controller" (Super Creation)
"Mega Controller" (Super Creation; alt)
Physical Scans
Mega Drive, (Honest Soft; alt) |
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Mega Drive, (Champ) |
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Mega Drive, (Teqniche) |
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Mega Drive, UK (Dragon; Speed Pad) |
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Mega Drive, (Highcom) |
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Third-party controllers for the Sega Mega Drive | |
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