Interact SV244 Cyclone 3D Joystick | 
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| Brand: InterAct
Category: CE
Buy Used: $39.99
Rating:  2 reviews
Sales Rank: 61946
Platform: Windows 95
Media: Electronics
Operating System: Windows 95
Shipping Weight (lbs): 2.6
Dimensions (in): 10.5 x 7.9 x 7.3
Warranty: Product info support
MPN: SV244
Model: SV244
UPC: 741948002441
EAN: 0741948002441
ASIN: B00000JDDU
Availability: Usually ships in 1-2 business days
Condition: Mint. Like New. Sorry, no original box or instructions,
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| Features:
| • | 17 programmable buttons | | • | Programmable, 4-way point-of-view hat switch | | • | Stores up to 34 functions | | • | Supports multikey macros | | • | 3-axis control |
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Product Description
The InterAct was founded to provide quality gaming controllers, add-on peripherals and joysticks to youthful gaming audiences. Offering controllers and joysticks with features not ordinarily found on most systems, InterAct boosts a product appeal to game players who seek an edge in defeating the toughest games. As demand grew for enhanced controllers, InterAct saw opportunities within the accessory marketplace and provided retailers with an ever-expanding and highly desirable line of gaming-related accessories.Cyclone 3D features 17 fire buttons, 34 programmable functions and 4-way point of view. "Plug and Play" allows for immediate action. Ergonomic design fits both right handed and left handed players.
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| Customer Reviews:
 "Cyclone Speaks with Forked Tongue" February 3, 2004
First of all, this is a solid, non-wavering joystick that is great for use with basic fire buttons. But take what the instruction manual says with a spoonful of salt. I have tried to program the joystick to work with a basic DOS computer AND with a 98 Windows computer. Neither recognizes the joystick except in the DEFAULT mode. That's an instruction manual program that allows you to use two basic fire buttons only (forget the other 15 or whatever). When you try to program, using several buttons to perform various functions from the keyboard equivalents, either of two things happen. Either none of your games will recognize the joystick at all, or they will only recognize the DEFAULT mode. The problem may be that while the manual instructions are fine to a point, they fail or overlook the most important instruction...how to correlate each program setting with a corresponding game. One game I have... Battle Hawks of the Lucas Arts Air Combat Classics will not recognize the joystick under any condition. IF you want ONLY to use the joystick for basic two fire button use, the joystick will perform admirably. Otherwise, look elsewhere for a joystick and save yourself utter frustration. (Don't expect help online from the manufacturer...Either they have gone out of business or are lying (pun) low.)
 I think this is a great joystick for those great sims. August 14, 1999
31 out of 39 found this review helpful
This joystick is one of the best ones I have ever seen. It is really great for flight simulations. The extra buttons on the bottom are really great. It is much easier than using a keyboard.
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