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The KATT Games Master Keyboard Archive

Posted: 11-10-2025, last updated: 14-10-2025 by Frank Gasking

Thanks to the incredible efforts of our friend LiqMatrix, the KATT (Keyboard And Terminal Technology) Game Master, an extremely rare mid-1990s DOS gaming keyboard, has been preserved for everyone to explore. Continue reading →

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