Two button joystick?

Started by Mangelore, February 27, 2007, 04:23 PM

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Mangelore

Well, here's an easy one...

- Which Commodore machine shipped with a 2 fire button joystick, but only one of those buttons was labeled as being functional when used with a C64?

- What was the joystick model?

OzOne

Well it can't be a Plus 4 or C16, as the joystick ports aren't Atari compatible - I'd hazard a guess & say the VIC 20 ?

Oz

Mangelore

Quote from: OzOneWell it can't be a Plus 4 or C16, as the joystick ports aren't Atari compatible - I'd hazard a guess & say the VIC 20 ?

Oz
That's not the machine I had in mind. Did the VIC20 ship with a 2 button joystick?

Here's a hint... there was no keyboard!

Blacklord

Quote from: Mangelore
Quote from: OzOneWell it can't be a Plus 4 or C16, as the joystick ports aren't Atari compatible - I'd hazard a guess & say the VIC 20 ?

Oz
That's not the machine I had in mind. Did the VIC20 ship with a 2 button joystick?

Here's a hint... there was no keyboard!
The MAX!

Mangelore

Quote from: adminThe MAX!
Nope, the MAX still had a keyboard. Here's another hint.. there was no tape or serial ports... It only had an RF & composite video ports, a power socket, two joystick ports and a cart..... port :-)

Golan Klinger

Call me Golan; my parents did.

Mangelore

Quote from: gklinger64GS?
Yes!!! Any ideas which joystick it shipped with? :-)

Golan Klinger

Sure, the Cheetah Annihilator.
Call me Golan; my parents did.

Mangelore

You got it!

There's a sticker on the bottom of the joystick that states that the second fire button will not function when used with a normal C64.

nikoniko

But the GS supported the second button?

Mangelore

Quote from: nikonikoBut the GS supported the second button?
Yes, I believe games like Robocop 2 took advantage of it.

airship

Which line did it use for the second button?
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