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nice price on the shipping thobistromathics said:From where? I can only find them being sold second-hand at jacked up prices.
wtf??
nice price on the shipping thobistromathics said:From where? I can only find them being sold second-hand at jacked up prices.
wtf??
_dementia said:nice price on the shipping tho
Yes Boss! said:I believe he/she was in Canada. Yikes, that Amazon marketplace price is a little inflated. I think they've come down a bit on eBay in the recent week...like $250ish. Still bad, but a lot of folks are starting to get the second wave it seems.
I'm curious if Madcatz intends to repurpose the case in and unbranded fashion down the line. I know I'd buy another like that. Heck, I'm wondering if they are even pursuing other licenses? Not expecting any answer MarkMan but let it be know that there is demand from this quarter for such a product!
MarkMan,
Do you know who has the KoF license in Japan? Please let it not be Exar.
MarkMan said:Exar.
They made a few good sticks... most notably the ROYDS Stick EX.
Their most recent ones being the Wii Exar Stick and Tatsunoko vs Capcom stick.
GI_Josh87 said:I wish I could try out a TE stick. Thats mighty expensive, and I would wanna know I was going to like it first.
Oh well. Not like I have the 150 bucks to spend anyway. My Hori Fighting Stick EX2 is fine, haha.
polyh3dron said:Play-Asia has the HRAP3 in stock for 99.90 + shipping FYI.
viewtiful_dru said:So guys, I just lent my Virtua Stick God Grade to my friend so he can use it at Final Round. (he doesn't have a PS3, but all of the new games at FR are using the PS3).
Not ot mention that he's making the trip down to Georgia from NY.
I feel like a part of me is missing. u_u
30mm buttons will work. Sanwa OBSN-30, OBSF-30, and Seimitsu PS-14-G and PS-14-GNbistromathics said:alright with time running out fast on lizardlick and the unavailability on TE sticks, i guess i will buy some parts for my EX2. I searched but cant seem to find the kind of sanwa buttons to get. There are a bunch of different versions:
- Sanwa OBSF-30 Pushbutton
- Sanwa OBSN-30 Pushbutton
- Sanwa OBSF-24 Pushbutton
- Sanwa OBSN-24 Pushbutton
- Sanwa SDM-20 Pushbutton
- Sanwa SDM-18 Pushbutton
The Sanwa OBSF-30 says "compatible with SF4 sticks!" but i dont know if that also means compatible with EX2. help please!
GQman2121 said:
there are no wordsDavidion said:Akihabara has now temporarily halted all new joystick and button orders too. :lol
GQman2121 said:
Davidion said:Akihabara has now temporarily halted all new joystick and button orders too. :lol
Davidion said:Akihabara has now temporarily halted all new joystick and button orders too. :lol
Yes Boss! said:Do you have a Gamecrazy near you? Mine here in Aliso Viejo CA opened two for customers to play with in the store. If by the (infinitely small chance) that you live in south Orange County head to that shop to try it out!
But trust me, you will like it and it is well worth the $150.
I thought that'd happen. My order's been idle for over a week.Davidion said:Akihabara has now temporarily halted all new joystick and button orders too. :lol
bistromathics said:From where? I can only find them being sold second-hand at jacked up prices.
wtf??
It should be compatible but you need a mounting plate to screw the stick it into the case. Maybe you could unscrew and reuse the stock Madcatz stick's mounting plate?Tatsumaki Senpuukyaku! said:
Is this compatible with the SE stick? (JLF-TP-8Y-SK).
I found one @ play and trade today so now i gotta mod it up
Did they actually have it in stock earlier? I just checked now and the site says it is backordered and it has done every time I've checked for the past few weeks.polyh3dron said:Play-Asia has the HRAP3 in stock for 99.90 + shipping FYI.
You can do this but your chances of getting the mounting plate of the stock stick are slim._dementia said:It should be compatible but you need a mounting plate to screw the stick it into the case. Maybe you could unscrew and reuse the stock Madcatz stick's mounting plate?
C- Warrior said:Just got this bullshit from lizardlick:
We are currently behind schedule, but are taking measures to get caught up. If your order is less than 3 weeks old and you have not received a shipping confirmation from PayPal, we ask that you bear with us while we try to catch up.
Another issue is that Sanwa is out of stock of the JLF series joysticks. If you placed an order for a JLF stick past Feb. 18, as a default we will ship your order without the JLF and refund you the cost of this item. These will be available for re-order in April. Another option is that you can switch to a Seimitsu LS-32-01. If you'd like to do this, we need for you to forward (as opposed to cut & paste or attach) your confirmation email from PayPal along with the stick change info at the top and we will try to take care of it.
We apologize for the delay, we will get your order out just as soon as we can.
Not only that -- I had to send him an email as to why my order is almost 3 weeks delayed, and now he tells me half of it won't be showing up? Thanks, if I know earlier I would have just cancelled the fuckin order and ordered somewhere else.
In anycase, how is the Seimitsu LS-32-01, should I swap that out for the Sawna JLF series. Since Akihabara (sp?) is not taking orders I might as well stick with Lizard Lick.
PS: Is ANYBODY HERE WILLING TO PART WITH A SAWNA JLF that's mod friendly with a MadCatz SE fightstick? I'm willing to pay well for it (well, at least a bit more than what they run for on arcade part websites) thats new/relatively unused/good shape.
Q: Which Sanwa or Seimitsu joystick is the best for fighting games?
A: I know its getting redundant but once again it all comes down to preference. The two most popular joysticks for fighters are the Sanwa JLF series and the Seimitsu LS-32 series, but then theres a lot of support for the Sanwa JLW series as well as the other Seimitsu series like the LS-40 or LS-55 series.
Although I will not make a definitive statement on which stick is better or the best, I will outline the differences between the two companies flagship joysticks.
The Sanwa JLF is the most popular Japanese style joystick. It goes against the standard levered microswitches found in nearly every other joystick manufactured by any company. The JLF microswitches are connected to a PCB with a 5-pin output. Comes stock with a square gate for 8-way operation but can be turned 45 degrees for 4-way operation.
The Seimitsu LS-32/LS-32-01 is the second most popular Japanese style joystick. It has traditional levered microswitches that either have tabs for .187 quick disconnects (LS-32) or are connected to a PCB with a 5-pin output (LS-32-01). The LS-32 series has a harder spring for greater tension and resistance as well as a shorter throw and smaller deadzone. Comes stock with a restrictor plate that can be adjusted to 2-way, 4-way, or 8-way operation. In terms of price, the LS-32/LS-32-01 is around half the price give or take.
C- Warrior said:Just got this from lizardlick:
We are currently behind schedule, but are taking measures to get caught up. If your order is less than 3 weeks old and you have not received a shipping confirmation from PayPal, we ask that you bear with us while we try to catch up.
Another issue is that Sanwa is out of stock of the JLF series joysticks. If you placed an order for a JLF stick past Feb. 18, as a default we will ship your order without the JLF and refund you the cost of this item. These will be available for re-order in April. Another option is that you can switch to a Seimitsu LS-32-01. If you'd like to do this, we need for you to forward (as opposed to cut & paste or attach) your confirmation email from PayPal along with the stick change info at the top and we will try to take care of it.
We apologize for the delay, we will get your order out just as soon as we can.
In anycase, how is the Seimitsu LS-32-01, should I swap that out for the Sawna JLF series. Since Akihabara (sp?) is not taking orders I might as well stick with Lizard Lick.
PS: Is ANYBODY HERE WILLING TO PART WITH A SAWNA JLF that's mod friendly with a MadCatz SE fightstick? I'm willing to pay well for it (well, at least a bit more than what they run for on arcade part websites) thats new/relatively unused/good shape.
Geezer said:Did they actually have it in stock earlier? I just checked now and the site says it is backordered and it has done every time I've checked for the past few weeks.
Mattlikewhoa said:One thing I noticed that is that my first HRAP3 has a non glossy face, and the newest one I picked up has a glossy face. When did they change that?
phez said:... most (if not all) soldering irons do have replaceable tips?
vertopci said:Just finished modding my second HRAP3
Baron said:One of the reasons I bought it is because I've been throwing about the idea of installing a Wii Remote inside a Wii Hori Fighting Stick - cutting a hole for the infrared camera and installing A&B buttons on the front, so the stick could be held and used like a remote for starting games and the like. I've been using the stick with the remote attached lately and it's really annoying being tethered to the device. This mod would make the stick essentially a self-contained remote and stick combined. Still ruminating on possibilities and methods, though. Anyone have any ideas?
Davidion said:By hard-modding a remote into the stick, you lose a free remote, plus you'd have to move the entire stick housing around to aim, which I can't imagine being anything but awkward.
Why don't you just install a cradle or build a slot in the housing of the stick where you can stash the remote? If you're really feeling saucy, shorten the cable so it tucks into the housing without having any excessive wiring hanging out. This way, you lose the encumbrance of having a dangling remote and gain a storage space for a single remote
plastic film still on one?:lolMattlikewhoa said:I checked almost everyday (a few times a day) and I never seen it in stock for a while. I got lucky and found one locally on the cheap.
One thing I noticed that is that my first HRAP3 has a non glossy face, and the newest one I picked up has a glossy face. When did they change that?
MarkMan said:Pics of yours? I want to see what you're talking about..
Baron said:If I do this at all, it'll be a full-on mod with the remote inside, not a cradle of some sort - which I thought about. Would it be awkward to use the stick as a remote? Believe me, try sitting there trying to use the stick for a few shmup sessions, constantly having to fiddle with finding a place to put the remote so it doesn't slide onto the floor, or the awkwardness of having to switch between the two when starting/leaving a game. I would argue my idea would be less awkward. I've picked up the stick and made like I was aiming it as a remote, and it's not heavy or bulky at all - I think it'd work great. I wouldn't be playing full-on games with it - it'd just be for starting and leaving games and brief navigation issues with the Wii interface. And the expense of an extra remote - $35 at Amazon right now - is a pittance compared to the greater than $1K I've spent the last year on sticks alone, not even going into parts or supplies.
The only thing I'm thinking about now with putting the remote in the stick is having to desolder and re-orient both the IR camera and the accelerometer from the remote PCB onto their own little PCB facing a different direction which is an intricate soldering job. I would have to do this only because a lack of space in the case demands the remote PCB be oriented perpendicular (horizontally) inside the stick, and the camera might be tied to the accelerometer as being oriented a certain way, and to defeat this I'd have to remove them from the remote to orient them properly with the direction the stick would face.