SideWinder GamePad Pro
Microsoft · 1998 · PC
Overview
The Microsoft SideWinder Game Pad Pro, also known internally as the Commander, was an early USB gamepad with a digital layout, programmable buttons, and daisy-chain support for multiplayer.
Technical Details
Output modes
- Default
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Joypad Adapter Compatibility
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🎮 Test this controllerSupport Status
Supported inputs: digital buttons.
No output feedback is available for this device.
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