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paigeoliver:


--- Quote from: b3atmania on June 07, 2003, 06:54:26 pm ---
USING TWO JOYSTICKS PER PLAYER
[*]Karate Champ
[*]Smash TV
[*]Total Carnage
[*]Robotron 2084
[*]Crazy Climber
[*]Crazy Climber 2
[*]Krull
[/list]

USING TANK CONTROLS
[*]Vindicators
[*]Vindicators part II
[*]Battlezone
[*]Bradley Trainer
[*]Assault
[*]Assault Plus
[*]Cyber Sled
[/list]

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For duel joy games. Add

Mars
Black Widow
Lost Tomb
Minefield
Rescue
Tutankham

For Tank controls add

Tank
Tank 2
Tank 8
Ultra Tank

OSCAR:


--- Quote from: spidermonkey on June 07, 2003, 06:28:19 pm ---I've never seen a major havok cab with a joystick ???  The conversion kits used the existing control panels from a tempest,space deul ect... cabinet which used a typical spinner and then there was the much rarer dedicated major havok cabinet that used that green roller controller which was basically a spinner mounted on its side. I could be wrong but I don't see where there would be a need for a joystick.   Mmmmm... roller controller  drool :-*

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The original roller was actually probably closer to a single axis trackball, but a sideways spinner is a good description, too.  :)


http://www.multigame.com/mh_controller.html

http://www.basementarcade.com/arcade/4sale/forsale.html



u_rebelscum:

In my books, 49 way is basically the same as a "course analog stick".   And Hall Effect sticks are just analog sticks with a different type of POT.  *shrug*


--- Quote from: ThePunk on June 07, 2003, 09:24:15 pm ---What about the spring loaded analog "pass" stick in leland "quarterback". :)

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That snap stick was used in baseball games, too.  For many of these games, the batter's snap stick was mounted raised and sideways like a right handed batter's bat.

b3atmania:


--- Quote from: ThePunk on June 07, 2003, 09:24:15 pm ---What about the spring loaded analog "pass" stick in leland "quarterback". :)

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That reminds me of that Sega golf game where you had a spring loaded golf club on the control panel.

jerryjanis:


--- Quote from: u_rebelscum on June 08, 2003, 04:07:38 am ---That snap stick was used in baseball games, too.  For many of these games, the batter's snap stick was mounted raised and sideways like a right handed batter's bat.

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I recently told somebody that that would be one control panel that I definetly DIDN'T want to make...

A week later, I put in a bid on Ebay for $0.01 for a baseball panel and won...  Oops!

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