Early promotional material for the PlayStation adopted the tagline "PlayStation: Powered by Namco",[122] while several of Namco's arcade boards were designed after PlayStation hardware.[123] Namco's experience with designing its 16-bit console allowed the company to produce several peripherals for the PlayStation,[8] including the GunCon, the NeGcon, and the Namco Arcade Stick.[124][125] Namco focused primarily on the PlayStation for the remainder of the decade; while it had signed contracts to produce games for systems such as the Sega Saturn and 3DO Interactive Multiplayer, these were later dropped in favor of Sony.[126]