Will this slowly turn into a "Show us your Stick!" thread?
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Will this slowly turn into a "Show us your Stick!" thread?
Sounds fun![]()
The general 4 button layout for any stick is actually based on six button sticks since that was commonplace in arcades.And a question for you. What is the optimal 8-button layout for a 4-button fighter like this one?
My friend and I named his cat after Taiga. It was fitting (even if she wasn't tiger-striped).The general 4 button layout for any stick is actually based on six button sticks since that was commonplace in arcades.
The standard layout would look like this:
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There are obviously variations that some people use, like the different Blazblue ones you can see like this:
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however the first one is what most people would see as the "default" layout. I know for a fact that I used to use something completely different from both of those, but now use the first one is it does feel a lot more natural in games like this.
It's largely individual.And a question for you. What is the optimal 8-button layout for a 4-button fighter like this one?
Whatever feels comfortable to you. Experiment with it. I myself have multiple different layouts depending on the game/character that I play.And a question for you. What is the optimal 8-button layout for a 4-button fighter like this one?
Heh, that looks like the P4A layout. Still haven't tried those games, guess I should since Ultamax is free on PS+ this month. *goes to download it*It's largely individual.
I come from a very strong ArkSys background so my layout is like...
ACOO
BDOO
But it's whatever is comfortable for you, really.
Aha, yep, it is.Heh, that looks like the P4A layout. Still haven't tried those games, guess I should since Ultamax is free on PS+ this month. *goes to download it*
It's also entirely a joke video. And if it wasn't obvious from the presentation, it becomes obvious once you reach the end.video is kinda biased
Here's my own fightstick.
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It has not just one stick but two (!!), so it surely counts.
Sorry, I've been waiting to use this gif since forever.Here's my own fightstick.
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It has not just one stick but two (!!), so it surely counts.
Try Amazon.it maybe?Kinda sucks that I have to rely on my keyboard. Sticks are non-existent here. >_>
Oooooh, that's one of the Brook Fighting Boards, isn't it? I didn't get a chance to grab one of the first set, but I've got an order in for one once the second set is able to be shipped out. Does it hold up to all it is suppose to be? I'm particularly interested in the whole "No 8 minute timeout" when it comes to the PS4 end of things.Some of you showed of your fight sticks and I just got my custom one done.
Yes it is, nice eye you have thereOooooh, that's one of the Brook Fighting Boards, isn't it? I didn't get a chance to grab one of the first set, but I've got an order in for one once the second set is able to be shipped out. Does it hold up to all it is suppose to be? I'm particularly interested in the whole "No 8 minute timeout" when it comes to the PS4 end of things.
Fantastic, very good to hear. I'm currently running a PS360+, so the switch over will be welcomed once Evo rolls around for SFV and whatnot.Yes it is, nice eye you have there. We also had some problems getting them, but I would say worth it.
We tested the stick on a PS4 playing SF V and I can say there was no 8 min timeout.
It works beautifully. Played for over 30 matches on the first day I got it and saw no problems or issues, except for my noobish inputs(Still learning the movements on the joystick).
The design of the fightstick itself is completely custom from our fighting game club. The brook auto-detects consoles and is completely lagless. We agree that it is the best PCB currently out there
With Amazon, if you're looking for Sanwa parts. you could go to the Sanwa branded store. Otherwise, Paradise Arcade Shop is a good place for parts.Can anyone suggest a place online to buy arcade stick parts?
Doesn't matter where I can buy almost anywhere. I got PO Boxes in USA, UK etc.
If you're gonna say Ebay or Amazon at least give me the user name of a trusted seller or someone you've purchased from.
I wanna customize my Venom PS3/PS4 arcade stick. They say online it's the same as a Maytag arcade stick and it can take Sanwa parts.
I'm a big fan of both FocusAttack and ArcadeShock.Can anyone suggest a place online to buy arcade stick parts?
Doesn't matter where I can buy almost anywhere. I got PO Boxes in USA, UK etc.
If you're gonna say Ebay or Amazon at least give me the user name of a trusted seller or someone you've purchased from.
I wanna customize my Venom PS3/PS4 arcade stick. They say online it's the same as a Mayflash V2 arcade stick and it can take Sanwa parts.
Arcade Shock and Focus Attack is what I use for my parts and their customer service is great!. I've also used Paradise Arcade Shop but I'm not a fan of their prices or how often they stock things. they have aluminum actuators listed on their site but they've been out of stock for awhile now. I've tried messaging them about it on twitter but they haven't responded compared to focus attack who will respond to your questions as soon as is possible for them.Can anyone suggest a place online to buy arcade stick parts?
Doesn't matter where I can buy almost anywhere. I got PO Boxes in USA, UK etc.
If you're gonna say Ebay or Amazon at least give me the user name of a trusted seller or someone you've purchased from.
I wanna customize my Venom PS3/PS4 arcade stick. They say online it's the same as a Mayflash V2 arcade stick and it can take Sanwa parts.