Difference between revisions of "Wireless Controller (QuickShot)"
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The '''Wireless Controller''' from [[QuickShot]] is, as the name suggests, a wireless third-party controller. It was built for the [[Sega Master System]], and is very similar to the [[Starfighter 3W]] in design. The package bundled two controllers with a receiver, and also has extra leads for the NES. | The '''Wireless Controller''' from [[QuickShot]] is, as the name suggests, a wireless third-party controller. It was built for the [[Sega Master System]], and is very similar to the [[Starfighter 3W]] in design. The package bundled two controllers with a receiver, and also has extra leads for the NES. | ||
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Revision as of 15:28, 4 May 2012
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The Wireless Controller from QuickShot is, as the name suggests, a wireless third-party controller. It was built for the Sega Master System, and is very similar to the Starfighter 3W in design. The package bundled two controllers with a receiver, and also has extra leads for the NES.
The official name of this peripheral is not currently known, however its code name is QS-127.
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