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From: Paul_Holman@Playstation.sony.com
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Subject: Re: Dual Shock Pad
Date: 31 Mar 1998 13:13:49 +0100
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From: Paul_Holman@Playstation.sony.com
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 Yes, all licensed peripherals are fine with the Yaroze.

Whicj gives you access to a wide range of obscure and unusual
devices...

Paul




> > A friend of mine is travelling to an SCEI territory and has very kindly
> > offered to bring back a Dual Shock pad for me.
> >
Heh! As the anonymous "friend" I can say that I have been using the Dual
Shock pad on my Yaroze to play the sublime Tekken 3 and there have been no
problems - yet! Presumably my warranty is covered, as the Yaroze is
categorised as an NTSC J machine as well as a PAL one and so it should be
able to use OFFICIAL Sony peripherals from Japan, yes? Please tell me it's
so...!
Nick F