Difference between revisions of "Saturn third-party controllers"
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RaceLeader32 Saturn Wheel.jpg|[[Race Leader 32]] ([[Access Line]]){{ref|http://web.archive.org/web/19980130203334/http://www.guillemot.com/access/uk/consoles/saturn/race32/index.html}} | RaceLeader32 Saturn Wheel.jpg|[[Race Leader 32]] ([[Access Line]]){{ref|http://web.archive.org/web/19980130203334/http://www.guillemot.com/access/uk/consoles/saturn/race32/index.html}} | ||
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FormulaZero Saturn Box Front.jpg|[[Formula Zero]] (フォーミュラゼロ) ([[Game Source]]) | FormulaZero Saturn Box Front.jpg|[[Formula Zero]] (フォーミュラゼロ) ([[Game Source]]) | ||
FormulaZeroPro Saturn JP Box Front.jpg|[[Formula Zero Pro]] (フォーミュラゼロ プロ) ([[Game Source]]) | FormulaZeroPro Saturn JP Box Front.jpg|[[Formula Zero Pro]] (フォーミュラゼロ プロ) ([[Game Source]]) | ||
Revision as of 09:51, 17 May 2021
There are many third-party controllers for the Sega Saturn. For the majority of controllers, very little information about them is currently available to the public. This page houses a number of these controllers - when more information is gathered they should be moved to their own individual pages.
Control Pads
The Pad (Innovation)
The Pad (Innovation)
The Pad alt (Innovation)
The Pad alt (Innovation)
Explorer+ (Joytech)
Explorer+ (Joytech)
Explorer+ (Joytech)
?? (Access Line)
?? (ST ProPad minus turbo switches)
?? (Super Cobra)
Odyssey (Phase 9)
Apparently called the "Speed Pad" (Super Cobra; ST-1081)
S-S Pad
S-S Pad
Stealth
SaturnStick
?? (found in Taiwan)
??
WS-0100
WS-0100
MARS Multi Joystick
- No scan
Easy Pad (SJ-0176(?) Master Blaster(?))
Arcade Sticks
Power Arm Joystick
Fighting Stick (Honest Soft)
SRC Dual Stick
SRC Dual Stick
SRC Dual Stick
Power Stick
Power Stick
Power Stick
Light Guns
The Pursuer
The Pursuer (alt)
(Innovation)
(Innovation)
Thunder Gun (Shakehand)
Thunder Gun (DVS)
Judge Dredd Super (pedal, scope, no rumble)
Judge Dredd Perfect Series 2000 (pedal, scope, rumble)
Dual Light Gun (Innovation)
Dual Shock Gun (Innovation)
Dual Con Gun (Innovation)
Laser Gun (Honey Bee)
- No scan
3 in 1 Laser Game Gun (Honey Bee)
3 in 1 Laser Game Gun (Competition Pro PS-108)
Rekoyl Gun (Rescue Team)
Found in Taiwan
Cobra Gun
Cobra Gun
- No scan
Light Gun (Pelican)
Lunar Gun (Naki)
- No scan
Red Sight (Naki) (Lunar Gun extension)
Panther V
Virtual Pistol (Game Source)
Real Sniper (Game Source)
- No scan
Rambo Gun Set (Duke Nukem on the box)
Vulture On Desert (Hais)
Desert Eagle
Joygun (Zykon)
- No scan
Sharpshooter (Titan)
Laser Guncon
- No scan
Gun Blaster (Project Design)
Recoil Gun
Steering Wheels
- No scan
VRF1 (Blaze)
VRF1 (Blaze)
VRF1 (Blaze)
Power Wheel (Game Source N64/PS1 compatible)[2]
Formula Zero (フォーミュラゼロ) (Game Source)
Formula Zero Pro (フォーミュラゼロ プロ) (Game Source)
References
- ↑ http://www.guillemot.com/access/uk/consoles/saturn/race32/index.html (Wayback Machine: 1998-01-30 20:33)
- ↑ Electronic Gaming Monthly, "June 1997" (US; 1997-0x-xx), page 22
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