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From a [[Sega]] perspective, one of Honey Bee's closest allies was the Powerplay Group based in the UK, owner of the [[Competition Pro]] brand. | From a [[Sega]] perspective, one of Honey Bee's closest allies was the Powerplay Group based in the UK, owner of the [[Competition Pro]] brand. | ||
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Honey Bee is an original equipment manufacturer which have been producing video game accessories since 1989. For a long while, Honey Bee distributed products under their own name (with a logo shamelssly borrowed from Hudson Soft), though today they merely have behind-the-scenes operations, with their products being sold under different brand names.
From a Sega perspective, one of Honey Bee's closest allies was the Powerplay Group based in the UK, owner of the Competition Pro brand.
Accessories produced
Master System
- SG-2 (199x)
Mega Drive
- SG-18 (199x)
- SG-6 (199x)
- XE-8 SG-60 (199x)
Saturn
- 3 in 1 Laser Game Gun (199x)
- Laser Gun (199x)
- Saturn-18 (199x)
- Saturn-8 (199x)