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Member
(11-12-2007,
08:09 AM)
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#51
The new ones still have the input problem just not as bad as the early model. Sad really since it would take the cake as the best mass production arcade stick.
As far as my stick collection: I have a custom Sanwa stick for Xbox1 with headset support. The yellow Namco (made by Hori) stick like in Markman's picture, and a few Hori X360 DOA sticks. My brother got himself the VSHG which is very nice apart from the input problem. The Hori X360 DOA stick is really shitty. The biggest problem with it is the buttons they used, which not only feel cheap but are really mushy. I modded one of the sticks with Sanwa buttons yesterday, and it was kind of a bitch but well worth it in the end. Even took apart the joystick and replaced the spring with a spare sanwa one I had laying around. I prefer the sticks to be pretty lose and it worked a treat. I guess next up is getting a dual PS3 and 360 custom stick. :P Last edited by GeoNeo : 11-12-2007 at 08:13 AM. |
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loves Arcade Sticks
(11-12-2007,
10:20 AM)
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#54
Originally Posted by Flesh Into Gear:
That stick right there is an EXCELLENT out the box stick too... :) |
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Member
(11-12-2007,
10:51 AM)
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#55
I'm currently converting my Capcom Fighting Jam Hori RAP using a wireless 360 controller, and fitting some newer Sanwa parts at the same time. It's a massive pain to do, and I wish someone would sell a wireless stick.
Most of the pad hacking is straightforward, although a few of the solder points are tricky. The worst bit is that the 360 D-pad doesn't have a common ground, so I'm having to build a circuit to map the standard Sanwa 5-pin connector to an 8-pin D-pad. It'll be awesome when it's finished, although at this rate, probably only just in time for SF2T:HD. |
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loves Arcade Sticks
(11-12-2007,
10:53 AM)
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#56
Originally Posted by alisdair:
Keep us updated!(with pics if possible!) It'll be a nice project no doubt. Good stick too. |
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OMFG HOLY MOTHER OF MARY IN HEAVEN I CANT BELIEVE IT WTF WHERE ARE MY SEDATIVES AAAAHHH
(11-12-2007,
12:39 PM)
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#57
Originally Posted by Jirotrom:
Yes those are Timoe's sticks. I know him personally and he is one of the most skillful stick builders out there. He's also an incredibly awesome and cool guy IRL. Yeah, he doesn't like fucking around with the electrical side of things too much, and would prefer someone else to handle the wiring job. I'll probably hit him up for a couple 360 sticks soon. Toodles is the one you wanna contact for wiring purposes. He's currently working on a secret project of mine ![]() |
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Member
(11-12-2007,
04:21 PM)
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#62
Originally Posted by isamu:
Nykad, great job, I really like it ![]() |
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Member
(11-12-2007,
04:48 PM)
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#66
Thanks for the thread, dude. I'm rocking a Hori EX2 stick for Virtua Fighter 5, but when I get the money, I'm ditching it for a custom stick, one with a button configuration that will work with Ultimate MK3. I'll be referencing this thread when the time comes.
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Banned
(11-12-2007,
05:06 PM)
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#68
Okay how about...
I'm not a arcade stick nerd, I don't want to buy some custom stick or some really expensive controller for some subtle quality I won't even notice, what sort of x-box arcade stick should I buy? I'm not going to be playing in some Street Fighter tournament or whatever, I just want a good quality stick. |
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aka Ryder
(11-12-2007,
05:10 PM)
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#70
Originally Posted by Odrion:
I feel like I'm in the same position, but for a PS2 stick. There are so god damn many, and all the reasonable ones are sold out :( |
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loves Arcade Sticks
(11-12-2007,
05:27 PM)
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#73
Originally Posted by Grifter:
MAS is still around! As for the VSHG, the problem is with some PC emulators and T5DR on PS3. Whenever you try to do a move that requires 2 or more simultaneous button inputs it doesn't come out at a high success rate. For example. Doing f+1+2 with Bryan in Tekken 5: Dark Resurrection (forward + both punch buttons) should be easy enough that you can do it 100% on a normal joystick. On the VSHG I guarantee you won't get it out all the time :( You'll be lucky if you can do it consistently without buffering or being so anal precise. |
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Member
(11-12-2007,
05:40 PM)
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#74
I had a MAS stick for my Neo Geo AES, but sold it with the system when I bought a candy cab. Amazing stick, never once touched the Neo stocks when I got that thing. It had American style buttons but I never knew the awesomeness of Japanese buttons so it was all good.
The HORI 360 stick is also great, I'm a little too lazy to swap out the parts but it's really not that bad. Third Strike, VF 5 (demo for now) and even Streets of Rage 2 are a blast to play with it. |
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Member
(11-12-2007,
05:48 PM)
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#75
Originally Posted by Ryder:
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(11-12-2007,
06:00 PM)
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#77
I actually have a couple of last gen arcade sticks I've been meaning to put on ebay, but I've been too lazy, lol.
I'll try to post some pics later. They're both those big Pelican Universal Arcade sticks (Xbox/PS2/GCN), but one is modded with a Happs joystick and Happs buttons. One also has a working voice chat port for Xbox 1 games. |
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Member
(11-12-2007,
06:07 PM)
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#78
Originally Posted by MarkMan:
How is it that the product was recalled and still flawed? They didn't fully fix the problem? Given Sega's hardware experience, it's hard to believe that they'd let this flaw slip (it's not hard to believe when given their overall history). Must've cut a corner somewhere despite the premium parts. |
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Member
(11-12-2007,
06:18 PM)
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#80
Originally Posted by MarkMan:
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Member
(11-12-2007,
07:59 PM)
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#81
Originally Posted by MarkMan:
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Member
(11-12-2007,
08:46 PM)
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#83
i want to buy a ps3 stick and i never played with an arcade stick before...so guys can you give me some tipps which one should i get
Hori Real Arcade Pro 3 OR the virtua stick high grade? Also i would love to try a mod ..so maybe i should go with the cheaper one? I could get the Hori Fighting Stick 3 ~40 Euros.. |
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Member
(11-12-2007,
09:05 PM)
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#84
Originally Posted by Flek:
HRAP if you play tekken more VSHG if you play virtua fighter more |
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loves Arcade Sticks
(11-12-2007,
09:08 PM)
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#85
It's up to you which way you want to go... which game will you be playing with it more?
The fighting stick 3 mod is fairly easy to do and there are several resource threads dedicated to modding it with Sanwa parts. Check out the thread here, if interested: http://forums.shoryuken.com/showthre...fighting+stick |
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Member
(11-12-2007,
09:14 PM)
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#87
Maybe I can find the link through here.
I remember seeing a site which sold pre-cut and drilled MDF for joystick housing. I have buttons and the ability to solder, but my woodwork is terrible. Does anyone have a link to a site where I'd be able to just buy the housing? Either that, or a creative suggestion for joystick housing?! (Plastic?) Please Help! ![]() |
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loves Arcade Sticks
(11-12-2007,
11:06 PM)
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#93
Originally Posted by Minotauro:
If you're located in the US I would recc Lizard Lick.... http://www.lizardlick.com/ |
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Finds Purchase on Dog Nutz
(11-12-2007,
11:17 PM)
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#94
Originally Posted by MarkMan:
Thank you, sir. Much appreciated. While we're on the subject though, do you know of any tutorials online for modding one of the 360 Hori sticks? |
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Member
(11-12-2007,
11:23 PM)
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#95
Originally Posted by Flesh Into Gear:
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Member
(11-12-2007,
11:23 PM)
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#96
Originally Posted by Minotauro:
thats for the stick only I believe, the botton mod is actually kind of difficult from what I saw, It's on SRK some where. Also Lizardlick is fantastic! Very fast shipping, I totally recommend Chad, he's great to work with and a really nice guy all around. |
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loves Arcade Sticks
(11-12-2007,
11:25 PM)
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#97
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go eat paint
(11-13-2007,
12:17 AM)
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#99
I second LizardLick.com for Sanwa parts.
First, they're one of the few sites that actually sells the screw adaptors necessary to put Sanwa bat tops onto Hori DOA4 sticks. Second, when I ordered from them, they emailed me later to tell me they were out of those adaptors. They gave me the choice to cancel the order, change it, or to wait for restock. Four days later, they restocked and shipped the order, which I received two days later. Smooth, painless, and my DOA4 stick is like buttah baby. |