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NeoGAF Arcade Stick Thread
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rykomatsu
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hm....
tempted to get the Hyperstick Pro for Otomedius Gorgeous...
http://www.konamistyle.jp/sp/otome_ct/index.html
but at $400 shipped courier...not sure... :/ I suppose i can save on shipping of another game releasing on the same date but..man...$400...
has anyone here ever played Otomedius in the arcades before and is the touch panel worth having? don't even know what the input's supposed to be used for...
tempted to get the Hyperstick Pro for Otomedius Gorgeous...
http://www.konamistyle.jp/sp/otome_ct/index.html
but at $400 shipped courier...not sure... :/ I suppose i can save on shipping of another game releasing on the same date but..man...$400...
has anyone here ever played Otomedius in the arcades before and is the touch panel worth having? don't even know what the input's supposed to be used for...
Hi All, this is Ed from Arcade-in-a-Box. I just wanted to let everyone know really quick that I just launched a new webstore. If you notice anything weird, please let me know.
I've added PS3 sticks. I will also be adding PS3/360 sticks in the next week or two. I just need to do some final testing. Single USB cord with a toggle to switch systems.
Sorry I don't post much here.
I've added PS3 sticks. I will also be adding PS3/360 sticks in the next week or two. I just need to do some final testing. Single USB cord with a toggle to switch systems.
Sorry I don't post much here.
Well I completed my final mod to my SCIV Hori Stick last night. I made it a full Sanwa stick. Tell you what, it's so easy that you don't even need screws to keep it in place! The most annoying part was filling down the bottom of the shaft because it is a couple of mm too long.
So when you take the old arcade stick off, you are met with four raised screw holes. These are meant for the old arcade stick to slide on to and give it extra stability. Initially I tried to sand those down, but the shaft and the stick itself were just too long, and it was taking waay too long (it was half an hour before I had taken about 2mm off each one). Luckily, the Sanwa arcade stick has the same exact mounting holes. The exception is that the Sanwas is octagonal and too small onto slide the raised screw hole. What I ended up doing was getting a drill bit and widening the Sanwas four octagonal holes to the same size as the screw hole. I then got a rubber hammer out and with a bit of effort the stick was mounted and it sure as hell wasnt coming off. The hardest part was getting a file and shaving off the bottom of the shaft. I ended up shaving past the flathead screw notch.
Its a massive difference going from a modded Hori stick, to a full Sanwa. The extra length in the shaft really helps with the diagonals and the throw is much shorter.
This is now my all time favorite stick. Its smaller than the HRAP, lighter, but now with nothing compromised.
I'll update this post when I get home from work, with the size of the drill bits that I used.
So when you take the old arcade stick off, you are met with four raised screw holes. These are meant for the old arcade stick to slide on to and give it extra stability. Initially I tried to sand those down, but the shaft and the stick itself were just too long, and it was taking waay too long (it was half an hour before I had taken about 2mm off each one). Luckily, the Sanwa arcade stick has the same exact mounting holes. The exception is that the Sanwas is octagonal and too small onto slide the raised screw hole. What I ended up doing was getting a drill bit and widening the Sanwas four octagonal holes to the same size as the screw hole. I then got a rubber hammer out and with a bit of effort the stick was mounted and it sure as hell wasnt coming off. The hardest part was getting a file and shaving off the bottom of the shaft. I ended up shaving past the flathead screw notch.
Its a massive difference going from a modded Hori stick, to a full Sanwa. The extra length in the shaft really helps with the diagonals and the throw is much shorter.
This is now my all time favorite stick. Its smaller than the HRAP, lighter, but now with nothing compromised.
I'll update this post when I get home from work, with the size of the drill bits that I used.
sixteen-bit
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Guymelef said:
I did some googlin', but I couldn't find any HRAP2/3 stuff
I'm posting them here in the event they'll help anyone else.
Worse case scenario, just scan your HRAP2/3's metal plate.
HRAP1(zipped .psd file)
T5 Stick (Same dimensions as HRAP1)
HFS Wii
HFS EX2 (X360)
FYI,
I added a new category called Ready To Ship. These are sticks that we will be making on the side and just putting up on the site for quick sales. These are also sticks that were returned by customers for one reason or another. Same warranty applies to all of the ready to ship items.
Look for sticks not typically made on here as well. For example, I will have a few dreamcast sticks going up, along with other sticks I attempt. You might see some Univeral PCB sticks up there at some point as well.
I added a new category called Ready To Ship. These are sticks that we will be making on the side and just putting up on the site for quick sales. These are also sticks that were returned by customers for one reason or another. Same warranty applies to all of the ready to ship items.
Look for sticks not typically made on here as well. For example, I will have a few dreamcast sticks going up, along with other sticks I attempt. You might see some Univeral PCB sticks up there at some point as well.
MarkMan
loves Arcade Sticks
MarkMan
loves Arcade Sticks
Princess Skittles
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MarkMan
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I guess I can say something now lol...
In other news... there is SOME info on the SF IV stuff....
http://forums.shoryuken.com/showthread.php?t=162653
lol
In other news... there is SOME info on the SF IV stuff....
http://forums.shoryuken.com/showthread.php?t=162653
lol
Takeda Kenshi
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Ed, do you make sticks that are compatible with both xbox360 and ps3?
Spiderjericho
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Today was a bountifull day. I received another PS3 HRAP3 Amazon Edition and two Hais PS2 to PS3 controller convertors:
http://www.dealextreme.com/details.dx/sku.6834
So far so good. The controller I used was the Saturn PS2 controllers. I tried it with SFA PSN and it worked beautifully.
I then used it on SF Anniversary to see if it worked with PS2 games. With the PS button, yes, it does. I was also able to assign slots memory card slots. The price seems pretty good.
I'm not going to be able to provide you with minute data such as how much lag the controller produces but it did what I needed.
I remember seeing a thread not too long ago about playing PS2 games on PS3. My understanding is it introduces lag into the equation. Not to dispute it, as it is probably true.
But using Dudley in the training menu, I was able to execute Early Jumping Fierce, Standing Roundhouse, standing strong into the Rolling Thunder (in the corner). I'm not sure if you can do the combo outside of the corner nor am I Dudley player.
And I'm interested in seeing the fruits of Markman's labor.
http://www.dealextreme.com/details.dx/sku.6834
So far so good. The controller I used was the Saturn PS2 controllers. I tried it with SFA PSN and it worked beautifully.
I then used it on SF Anniversary to see if it worked with PS2 games. With the PS button, yes, it does. I was also able to assign slots memory card slots. The price seems pretty good.
I'm not going to be able to provide you with minute data such as how much lag the controller produces but it did what I needed.
I remember seeing a thread not too long ago about playing PS2 games on PS3. My understanding is it introduces lag into the equation. Not to dispute it, as it is probably true.
But using Dudley in the training menu, I was able to execute Early Jumping Fierce, Standing Roundhouse, standing strong into the Rolling Thunder (in the corner). I'm not sure if you can do the combo outside of the corner nor am I Dudley player.
And I'm interested in seeing the fruits of Markman's labor.
sixteen-bit
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thirtytwoutside
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jon bones said:
Psst... I love SF, too. Let's say I was in the business of, say, making console accessories. Almost all of them sucked and were shoddily made. My bad. Despite my love for Street Fighter, if I worked on a stick for it, it would probably be complete and utter garbage too, right?
Spiderjericho
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MarkMan said:
I haven't seen them. Do they have the PS button? I think that is what I like the most about the HSAIs.
And aren't the convertors the GH and RS players use have minimal lag...considering...the nature of the music/rhythm games?
And forget about finding the Real or Pelican. They're rare...
Like Sega Saturn PS2 pads and Xbox 360 HRAP EX...
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