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Some modification occured in the Amstrad "Atari" standard, especially for the PLUS range as Amstrad aimed the console market (GX4000) and used a politic of "Exclusive Hardware" like all console manufacturers of the time. Not that it was changed compaired to Old CPC generation (yet few CPC games actually supported the 2 button feature, despite available. Of course the Atari standard was originally a 1 button solution (Atari 8 bit consoles) but cxould easily be improuved to more buttons. Sega Megadrives managed easily 6-8 button (Street Fighter 2 standard). The most notable differences with other consoles using the Atari spec is with Sega systems (Master System and Megadrive).Yet simple re-cabling can be achieved thanks to proper adapter made simply :* a pair of "Atari / 9 pin serial" connectors (one male and one female) *and simply rewire between both as fit. This allows to keep the original configuration of Sega compatible Pads/joysticks and benefit from the higher quality level from them. A clever move may be to put such converter as a box with wires easily removable/changeable (not soldered, but inserted thank to proper solutions). This would allows to configure more easily different configuration *Sega Master system or MegaDrive/Genesis*Mais even be suitable with Seag LightGuns if you can find a proper Power source. As a result is may be a problem to find proper Joysticks for your PLUS/GX4000 with benefit from 2nd button, as Sega models won't often fit and are often of a better quality/availability. Other noable differences are compaired to Atari ST as the mouse can'
== Joystick Related stuff... Sega Controllers... ==