The SuperPad 64 name was applied to numerous controller variants, including a two prong variant, the chunkier "one prong and two nubs" variant (which is the most common), this variant released in 2001 with a slow mode button and "a prong and two slightly longer nubs" with InterAct branding, and confusingly even a variant of the Arcade Shark.
This variant was released in a blister package and the controller has a clear-backed sticker on the bottom that reads "SuperPad 64 Colors", along with manufacturer information. This variant also has three additional buttons on the face of the controller: a button for slow mode and two buttons to set and clear the slow mode.