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| Manufacturer: |
Japan Video Games |
| MSRP: |
$84.95 (1p reg), $99.95 (1p turbo), $164.95 (2p
reg),$184.95 (2p turbo) |
| Country: |
US |
| Licensed: |
No |
| Year: |
Unknown |
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| There are several incantations of the Superstick, though there are
only four distinct versions I have seen; one player versions with and without
turbo fire, and a two player version with and without turbo fire. The one
player version is just like other sticks available, with a single stick
and the SNES controller button. The two player version is longer, with
twin sets of sticks/buttons, for two player simultaneous use. The appearance
of these joysticks are varies, as they can do custom design work on them,
as well as there are various decals available, such as the Mortal Kombat
logos. The usual size and shape of the joysticks, for the single player
model, is 2 1/2 feet long by 1 1/2 feet wide, and a 1 inch high base rising
to a 3 inch base at the far end. The stick surface is rectangular, except
of for the far surface edge, which rises slightly from the left to a plateau,
the rises down again to the right edge, like the top of a shallow octagon.
The stick is in the middle, on the left of the buttons, which are arranged
in two rows of three buttons (A, B, Y, Y, L and R), with the select and
start buttons just above; this setup is just like the Fire Stick. The two
player version has the same layout, except it is four feet long to accomodate
the extra stick and buttons. These joysicks, as you can see, are pretty
expensive, so you better really want one. Other versions of the Superstick
for other systems are also available. You can only get these sticks from
the manufacturer; contact Japan Video Games, 710 W. Las Tunas, #1, San
Gabriel, CA 91776, phone (818) 281-9282, fax (818) 451-5839. |
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