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The '''Paddle Control''' (HPD-200) is a controller for the [[Sega Mark III]] released exclusively in Japan. Unlike the [[Control Pad (Master System)|Master System Control Pad]], its two buttons are moved so one is in the middle of the controller and the other on top, a la modern shoulder buttons. Rather than use a directional pad, this controller utilizes a paddle similar to that of the Atari 2600's Paddle Controller. Only a few games were supported; some require the paddle while others also support the standard controller. | The '''Paddle Control''' (HPD-200) is a controller for the [[Sega Mark III]] released exclusively in Japan. Unlike the [[Control Pad (Master System)|Master System Control Pad]], its two buttons are moved so one is in the middle of the controller and the other on top, a la modern shoulder buttons. Rather than use a directional pad, this controller utilizes a paddle similar to that of the Atari 2600's Paddle Controller. Only a few games were supported; some require the paddle while others also support the standard controller. | ||
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The Paddle Control (HPD-200) is a controller for the Sega Mark III released exclusively in Japan. Unlike the Master System Control Pad, its two buttons are moved so one is in the middle of the controller and the other on top, a la modern shoulder buttons. Rather than use a directional pad, this controller utilizes a paddle similar to that of the Atari 2600's Paddle Controller. Only a few games were supported; some require the paddle while others also support the standard controller.
Supported Games
- BMX Trial: Alex Kidd (required)
- Galactic Protector (required)
- Megumi Rescue (required)
- OutRun (optional)
- Super Racing (optional)
- Woody Pop: Shinjinrui no Block Kuzugi (required)
Gallery
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