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The Dream Shark is a third-party Sega Dreamcast controller released by Intec in 1999.
The Dream Shark is similar in design to the Dream Master, with basic turbo features, 
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buttons, and coloured translucent shells, however the Dream Shark uses a more compacted design and rearranges some buttons. Three variants of this controller are known to exist, orange, purple and black.
Yobo Entertainment picked up the design at a later stage and sold the controller as the C-9255 Advanced Controller.
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Dream Shark (purple)
C-9255 Advanced Controller (black)
Unlabled variant (orange)
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