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Revision as of 09:58, 30 January 2011
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| Dream Pad |
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| Made for: Sega Dreamcast |
| Manufacturer: Mad Catz |
The Dream Pad is a third-party controller manufactured by Mad Catz for the Sega Dreamcast. Dream Pads are among the most common third-party controllers for the system and were sold in a variety of colours, including white, red, orange, green, blue, purple, black and transparent.
As well as providing the user with all the basic Dreamcast controller functions, it re-introduces 
and 
buttons, which act as digital versions of 
and 
and are more useful for fighting games. There is also a turbo option, and is arguably more comfortable to hold.
The controller is not without its flaws. Though the thumbstick has a rubber layer on top, this layer is prone to falling off after repeated use. Furthermore the back triggers can get stuck.
Gallery
Red model
Orange model
Green model
Blue model
Physical Scans
Front of packaging (red)
Front of packaging (green)
Front of packaging (purple)
Front of packaging (black)
