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Aug 4 2004, 3:22am EST | by Luigi Lugmayr
Gear Live reviews the JAKKS TV Ms. Pac-Man TV Game Joystick.
Quote:
"Remember the good old days of gaming? When controllers didn't have a myriad of buttons, levers, and joysticks, but rather a simple handle and a red button? If not, then I must be getting old. Either way, Jakks Pacific / Jakks TV Games has been hard at work developing simple ways to get your retro game on."
Read the Full Review.
The Ms Pac-Man with 5 TV Games sells for $19.99 at
Amazon.com.
Jakks released several new TV Joysticks, see list below.
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More Jakks TV Joysticks:
Activision 10 in 1 TV SpongeBob SquarePants Dilly Dabbler TV Games Activity Pack Disney 5-in-1 TV Games Atari Paddle Controller with 11 TV Games |
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Luigi Lugmayr
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