During times when Putt-Putt is asked a YES or NO Question, the shelf rotates forward to reveal the YES or NO options. It is divided into Two Sections by a single shelf that rests in the middle. The Glove Compartment is where Putt-Putt keeps the items he finds on his adventures. The Radio features a Older Style Tuner and is always tuned to the Same Station. When used, the horn makes a Goofy Face while the Horn blares. In its center rests a Yellow Smiley Face which acts as Putt-Putt's Horn.

The Steering Wheel is red and seemingly floats in front of the Dashboard.

The Speedometer is labeled in increments of 5mph from five to 35mph, 35mph being Putt-Putt's Top Speed. He had the option of refilling it at the Cartown Gas Station. In Putt-Putt Joins the Parade, Putt-Putt's gas gauge would drain as time progressed. The original style, seen in Putt-Putt Joins the Parade and Putt-Putt Goes to the Moon, features a Gas Gauge, Speedometer, Steering Wheel with Horn, Radio and a Glove Compartment. Putt-Putt's dashboard has maintained a similar look throughout the course of the series. Languge Select (Japanese Import Version Only): Selecting the Putt-Putt with the US Flag on the Right Side of the Screen with launch the game with the English Audio Track while Putt-Putt with the Japanese Flag on the Left Side of the Screen will launch the game with the Japanese Audio Track. In the Japanese Import Version of the game, you can play the game with either the English Audio or Japanese Audio Tracks. If you have an Old Panasonic 3DO Console & the Panasonic 3DO Version of Putt-Putt Joins the Parade, then the Controls are Simple to understand.

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