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Black or white?[edit]

"The joystick came in two colours, black and white, latter being a more rare collectors' edition." - Is there any sales figures that validates this? My collection of random TAC-2 sticks includes 5 white and 1 black, and my friends seem to have a similar distribution. // pipe

I only have a black, but as far as I remember the white was only made for a short period rather late. I don't know if it can be called a "rare collectors' edition", but I have a recollection that it was sold as such. Of all TAC-2s sold the most were black. // Liftarn

I also remember when the white model appeared, around 1990 or 1991. Many people had them and I wouldn't call them rare, and in the early 1990's I actually remember only the white one being sold. Antti Salonen (talk) 19:44, 10 February 2012 (UTC)[reply]