All Amiga mice can be plugged into the CD32. Some games will be easier to
control.
Serial Link
Connected to the Aux port, allows you to use the CD32 as an external
CD-ROM drive for other computers.
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Q: What's the Competition Pro CD32 joypad like?
A: It's completely compatible with the C= CD32 joypad. Some good things said about it are that it's
shaped like a Megadrive joypad, the diagonals are easier to get to, it feels less delicate, it has turbo and
auto fires, and it has a slow motion button. Some bad things said about it are that it's shaped like a
Megadrive joypad and the diagonals are more difficult to get to. Obviously a bit subjective.
The CD32 Competition Pro Joypad
Q: Where can I purchase a CD32 Competition Pro Joypad?
A: In the U.S., try Centsible Software (they bought out just about everyone including Paxtron). Any
U.K./Germany/Other retailers out there still carry them? Let me know.
Q: Is it possible to plug other types of controller into the controller port?
A: Yes, but you'll lose access to most CD32 joypad buttons.
CD32 Megadrive/Genesis Master System Joystick Amiga mouse
Select B A Fire Left Button
Stop C B (Second fire) Right Button
Play (Third fire) Middle Button
Shuffle
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