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Variants
A version was made in conjunction with Computer + Video Game Magazine, which was yellow and blue in colour and embossed with the C+VG logo.[1]
Reviews
"The unusual bulbous shape is very comfortable for their left or right hands, and the two fire buttons – a large one for single shot and a smaller one for autofire – have a positive action."
- Popular Computing Weekly
- 6 November 1986
"We feel it's a little bit of a let down when you consider the quality of past Euromax joysticks. Overpriced as well." 6/10
- C+VG Magazine
- January 1987
"..The Elite is quite a neat joystick, and is one of the joysticks in Euromax's cheaper range and is worth every penny."
- Ian Machin
- C+VG Magazine
- February 1988
Sources
- ↑ [C+VG Magazine]] (EMAP), February 1988
