Honey Bee Control Pad PAL Sega Master System
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| Loose Price | Complete Price | New Price | Graded Price | Box Only Price | Manual Only Price | |
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| $47.48 $0.00 | $104.46 $0.00 | $213.66 $0.00 | $235.03 $0.00 | $41.78 $0.00 | $26.12 $0.00 | + |
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| Graded | Box Only | Manual Only | ||||
| $235.03 $0.00 | $41.78 $0.00 | $26.12 $0.00 | ||||
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Honey Bee Control Pad (PAL Sega Master System) Details
| Genre: | Accessories |
| Release Date: | January 1, 1990 |
| PEGI Rating: | Not Applicable |
| Publisher: | Honey bee |
| Developer: | Honey bee |
| Model Number: | #SG2 |
| Player Count: | 1 player |
| Notes: | none |
| EAN / GTIN: | none |
| ASIN (Amazon): | none |
| ePID (eBay): | none |
| PriceCharting ID: | 12053705 |
| Description: | The Honey Bee Controller: As far as I could tell, the Sega Master System Honey Bee Control Pad was not released in the U.S. I ordered mine new from Greece, and it was one of only a couple I could locate online. According to the excellent website smstributes, a nearly identical controller called the ‘Competition Pro’ was released in the UK. The original Master System controller really isn’t such a bad controller – it’s just not a fair fight by any stretch when compared to the Honey Bee. Comparison to the original Master System Control Pad: Compared to the original controller, the Honey Bee is far superior, and for multiple reasons. First, and most obviously, the Honey Bee includes a traditional ‘cross’ D-pad. The difference between the consistent accuracy between the Honey Bee D-pad and the original Master System D-pad is night and day. I noticed this immediately when playing Mortal Kombat – for example, to do a ‘leg sweep’ in the game, you must hold Down/Away plus button 2. With an original controller (and even using a Sega Genesis controller), I could NEVER, say, execute multiple leg sweeps in a row – I might do just one then execute a regular kick despite not having done anything different on the controller. With the Honey Bee, I could leg sweep one hundred times in a row if I wanted because the D-pad worked perfectly. In the overhead action RPG, Gollvellius: Valley of Doom, my onscreen character would sometimes not turn exactly when I needed him to when using the original controller – with the Honey Bee, this never happened, and the game subsequently became more enjoyable. Next, the buttons on the Honey Bee are concave, rather than convex, much like the original NES controller most of us grew up on. Here, I actually preferred the original Master System buttons, but that’s really only personal preference, because using buttons 1 and 2 works perfectly on either controller. Also, the buttons appear to be the same size, so it probably wouldn’t be too difficult to take an original controller apart and put its buttons into the Honey Bee if I wanted to. Next is the addition of built-in turbo features on the Honey Bee. Much like the Turbografx-16 controller, the Honey Bee lets you set Turbo or Auto fire features without the need of the cumbersome ‘Rapid Fire’ attachment piece that was originally released for the Master System. This built-in feature is amazing, as games like Vigilante become vastly easier when you don’t have to pound a button over and over, but instead can simply hold down said button. Finally, the Honey Bee is slightly thinner and slightly shorter than the original Master System controller, and it’s edges are slightly smoother as well, making it, ergonomically speaking, a bit more comfortable to hold for extended periods (the original model controller is far from uncomfortable to hold, mind you, as compared to say, the pointy edged original NES controller). |
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Full Price Guide: Honey Bee Control Pad (PAL Sega Master System)
| Loose | $47.48 |
| Item & Box | $89.26 |
| Item & Manual | $74.00 |
| Complete | $104.46 |
| New | $213.66 |
| Graded CIB | - |
| Graded New | $235.03 |
| Box Only | $41.78 |
| Manual Only | $26.12 |
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