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==Reviews==
{{Review|review=
When the Sting-Ray
joystick was first released, it
caused quite a stir, due in no
small part to its absurd styling
which makes it look like one of
those rayguns that Flash
Gordon used to bandy about in
those crumbly black and white
early-mornmg sc1-f1 serials.
Desp1te such unfortunate
comparisons, or perhaps
because of them. the Sting-
Ray has gone on to become
qu1te a popular joystick
lt fits the hand in a similar
fashion to a revolver with the
handle nestling in the palm of
the hand and the index-finger
ideally placed over the firebut-
ton On top of the 'barrel' is
the joystick's shaft, topped off
with a knobbly piece of plas-
tic for the grip . Overall, its
design is akin to Konix's
Navigator, but the knobb l y end
to the shaft makes it an a lt o-
gether more control lab le
affair . An auto-fire button is
also perched atop the machine
together with two thruster
buttons f1xed to each fin.When pressed, these are
reputedly meant to make you
speed up, but they're placed in
such a ridiculous pos1tion that
it's doubtful whether you'll
ever call them into play A six-
foot capable[sic] rounds of[sic] the
package.|author=|pub=[[Atari ST Review]]|issue=May 1992|score=4/5}}