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| − | The '''SMS Control Pad''' (Product No. 3020) is the joypad which comes packaged with [[Sega Master System|SMS]] systems. Resembling the 1st generation NES pads, three versions exist: | + | [[Image:Sms_joypad.jpg|thumb|right|200px|SMS control pad]]The '''SMS Control Pad''' (Product No. 3020) is the joypad which comes packaged with [[Sega Master System|SMS]] systems. The joypad connects to the SMS via a [[DB-9]] port, so it is also compatible with the Commodore 64 and partially compatible with the [[Sega Megadrive]]. Resembling the 1st generation NES pads, three versions exist: |
#Three button/mini-joystick. Once the thumbpad button cap was removed, a small "thumbstick" could be inserted. | #Three button/mini-joystick. Once the thumbpad button cap was removed, a small "thumbstick" could be inserted. | ||
#Three button. The third button sits recessed in the center of the thumbpad. The button has no function during gameplay. | #Three button. The third button sits recessed in the center of the thumbpad. The button has no function during gameplay. | ||
#Two button. The thumbpad button as been entirely removed. This version is most commonly associated with the SMS II when it was introduced. | #Two button. The thumbpad button as been entirely removed. This version is most commonly associated with the SMS II when it was introduced. | ||
[[Category: SMS Hardware|Control Pad, SMS]] | [[Category: SMS Hardware|Control Pad, SMS]] | ||
Revision as of 13:57, 6 April 2005
The SMS Control Pad (Product No. 3020) is the joypad which comes packaged with SMS systems. The joypad connects to the SMS via a DB-9 port, so it is also compatible with the Commodore 64 and partially compatible with the Sega Megadrive. Resembling the 1st generation NES pads, three versions exist:
- Three button/mini-joystick. Once the thumbpad button cap was removed, a small "thumbstick" could be inserted.
- Three button. The third button sits recessed in the center of the thumbpad. The button has no function during gameplay.
- Two button. The thumbpad button as been entirely removed. This version is most commonly associated with the SMS II when it was introduced.