Difference between revisions of "Professional Fighter Pad"
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The Professional Fighter Pad (Fighter II) is a third-party Sega Mega Drive controller of unknown origin. It is a six button contorller featuring turbo and slow switches and comes with a screw-in joystick which can be attached to the d-pad - an evolution of the Professional Control Pad (PRO-4).
Though it has not yet been ascertained which of the many variants of this controller came first, it is thought, like its "predecessor" Sega Ozisoft inevitably licensed the Professional Fighter Pad as an official Sega product in Australia. This control pad and its variants are also quite common in New Zealand, although have emerged in numerous territories over the years.
Slick Sticks released this controller as the Voyager 6 in parts of Europe, with controllers by Access Line seeing a limited release in North America. A Turbo 6 model by an unknown distributor lacks the screw-in thumbstick but is otherwise identical.
Gallery
Sega-branded model, front
Back
Internals
Plug
Access Line model
Fighter II model (Freetron)
Turbo 6 model
Voyager 6 model
Physical Scans
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| Mega Drive, (Access Line) |
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| Mega Drive, (Professional Fighter Pad) |
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| Mega Drive, EU (Voyager 6) |
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 Cover
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| Mega Drive, (Turbo 6) |
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