Does any game use 6+ players with 6-buttons

[tripletopper]

Currently I have five 6 button pads, two 3 button pads.

 

I know four Wheel of Fortune Sega CD, I need a third 3 button controller.

 

Do any Sega Genesis game from any region require more than five 6 button pads, to the point that fights will not be started about who gets the 6 button vs. 3 button controller.

 

Also for games that glitch out unless every controller is a three-button controller, is the maximum number of three-button controllers needed for Wheel of Fortune and Jeopardy and that's it, or does any game need more than 3 three-button controllers?

 

The only u.s. Genesis game I know that has 6 or more players is Double Dribble Playoff edition, which can seat 8.  I need one more controller anyway if I want to have eight players because they use any 8 controllers.  I know Double Dribble only requires a three-button controller and works with 6 button controllers with no advantage given to the 6 button controller.  If I have a local couch party, I don't want people fighting over who gets the 6 button and who gets the 3 button.

 

Also I have a Game Genie which is a universal Genesis adapter.  So you could include Genesis games from anywhere in the world.

 

For foreign regions, I only want games that are not highly reliant on Japanese or other foreign language text.  By the way, my main language is English.

 

also could I have briefed little descriptions and/or video clip of them where I could find these games so I can decide whether it's worth hunting on eBay for these games or not.  

 

The main reason is I'm trying to figure out whether to buy a 3 button (I need one for Wheel of Fortune CD anyway) and whether to add 1 to 3 six-buttons as well as more three buttons .

[Yurkie]

Should buy 6 of these

 

https://www.amazon.com/8Bitdo-Wireless-Gamepad-Original-Genesis-Drive/dp/B07HB1XFQW/ref=sr_1_1?dchild=1&keywords=m30+2.4ghz+genesis&qid=1594086582&sr=8-1

 

I am a fan of original hardware, however that said I FU*&ING love these controllers and don't use anything else.

I wonder if they work with Wheel of Fortune, I have never played that game on the Genesis.

[tripletopper]

I think you're missing the point of my question.  It's not what controller brand 9f controller to get.  

 

It's about which type of controller between( three-button and six button ) i need and how many of those.

 

I need one controller anyway and I already got 7 that can use any controllers namely Double Dribble.  8 is the absolute maximum.

 

if there is a cooler game that uses a 6th or even 7th and 8th six button controller I could forgo the third Wheel of Fortune controller until I find a real good deal.

 

I'm trying to base my priorities on what games I currently have and what games are currently out there that are worth getting.

[Asaki]

I think Bomberman supports 6+ players, but I can't imagine it requires more than 3 buttons.

 

Actually, I guess that was just the prototype. The released game is only 1-4.

 

There are a couple of lists out there, but none of them are 100% accurate. A lot of them list NBA Jam as 8-player (???), or they list Micro Machines as supporting the Team Player (it does not, I've tried every version).

Anyway, according to those lists, Double Dribble is the only 8-player game. Every other game is 5 players or less (or you swap the controller around, like Worms).

https://www.sega-16.com/forum/showthread.php?9857-TeamPlayer-games&p=214057&viewfull=1#post214057

[tripletopper]

Is that a us only list, or a world list?  And for foreign market games, any you recommend for six+:6-button controllers?  Some that doesn't require foreign language literacy?

[Asaki]

I only see one J game on there, but I see quite a few E games.

Like I said, the list is not 100% accurate.

There's a slightly better list out there, I just can't remember where the heck I found it.

[tripletopper]

I heard most of the Euro titles are Sports titles, which naturally have more players.  One soccer Football game has only the 2 captains that need the x y z and r for dictating CPU teammate strategy.