Street Fighter controllers

Call me retarded, but exactly how do I post a picture here through attachments?

Using the "Post Reply" option, go down to "Additional Options", which has the "Manage Attachments" feature. A window will pop-up asking you what you'd like to attach. Attach the files, close the window, and your post should have the attachment in it.

I do believe the Real Arcade from pelican has a memory card slot for the Xbox which is what you need for the communicator right?

I'll drag mine out later and check, I have the universal Real Arcade that works on all the systems.

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Originally Posted by Jeremy

GameStar magazine has an ad for the controller, with a thong-clad Cammy behind the pad.

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Yeah, she's not leaving anything to the imagination. :rolleyes:

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Originally Posted by Jeremy

Using the "Post Reply" option, go down to "Additional Options", which has the "Manage Attachments" feature. A window will pop-up asking you what you'd like to attach. Attach the files, close the window, and your post should have the attachment in it.

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When I click on the "Manage Attachments" button, it depresses, but it opens nothing.

do you have a pop up stopper installed

Oh shit, I might, I'll get back to this soon. Boy do I feel like a dumbass! :wtf:

All the files are way too large.

Fucking awesome how the controllers that were supposed to be released today got pushed back today, to the 9th of September.

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Originally Posted by Shin Johnpv

I do believe the Real Arcade from pelican has a memory card slot for the Xbox which is what you need for the communicator right?

I'll drag mine out later and check, I have the universal Real Arcade that works on all the systems.

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Actually, I think it's a communicator port. Some controllers have mem card slots that don't work with the headset (like the second mem card slot on a standard controller). Don't know if that port works with memory cards...I looked tha stick over and it's leaps and bounds above what else is readily available, but I still think, ideally, I'd replace the buttons and the stick for something better.

Nigel: I bought one of those reflex sticks on discount with the idea to crack it open and make a decent live-compatible arcade stick with it...then CvS2 became a lag fest and I just stuck with a magic box and a saturn pad. Is that what you used? I'm totally clear on the wiring and which parts I'd want to buy, but the wood working is a bit of a deterrent. Any tips on that end of things?

So what was the general verdict on these pads? I saw one going for about $8 in a Gamespot today and thought it might be a solid method of digital control for PC emulators; I can put up with the shitty, borderline-embarrasing background images if the d-pad and face/shoulder buttons are of a superior quality.