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...P, May 1986.)</ref>. It featured a contoured directional stick, four [[fire-buttons]] (including a trigger) and an [[autofire]] function. It was superce {{W-image}}

...produced by Suncom. It features a fire button on the stick, and two on the base. | type = {{I-joystick}}

...t has a moulded grip which makes it comfortable to use. A well sprung fire button is mounted at the top of the shaft. |author=|pub=[[C+VG Magazine]]|issue=Ap ...d base providing good resistance. The Boss gives good control but the fire-button, at the top of the handle is a little slack and has a slow response time.|a

fire-button perched on top o f the base of the machine, and

| buttons = 2 x Leaf switched fire buttons<ref>C+VG Magazine (EMAP), February 1988</ref> | type = {{I-joystick}}

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The TAC-2 was a 2-button joystick launched in the eighties. According to the blurb on the joystick, | image = Tac-2.png

the base of the stick, just for good measure as well as an auto-fire switch and single-

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