Difference between revisions of "SpeedPad"
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| Manufacturer: Logic 3, Performance (Recoton) | |||||||||||||||
| Type: Control pad | |||||||||||||||
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The SpeedPad is a third-party six button control pad for the Sega Mega Drive presumably created by Logic 3. It was released as the Game Pad 6 in North America under the Performance brand, though to confuse matters, there is also an alternative Game Pad 6 by Performance (built similarly to their Game Pad 3). The SpeedPad is also not to be confused with the Speed Pad by Dragon.
This SpeedPad is a simple six button pad with turbo features. Variants by both companies also exist for the Super Nintendo.
Gallery
Logic 3 model
Performance model
Magazine articles
- Main article: SpeedPad/Magazine articles.
Physical scans
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