Happ all the way for US games, especially.
Originally Posted by Razor Ramon
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IL is better than Happ if you can find them, but you can't beat Happ on price.
The problem with Happ is that they use unprotected microswitches, and the actuator wears them down to the point that you can't hit diagonals. You can swap them with the button microswitches at that point since the nubby switches work fine in buttons, but the real solution is to use switches that have the little metal lever protecting the plastic bit.
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You need a high tension stick like the Happ to do bounce teleport(smack the stick down and let the rebound hit the up direction for you) with Raiden and Kung Lao. Sanwa sticks are not capable of that, at least not with the stock spring.
Zoobesucherin
Fighting game nerds will want Sanwa (or Seimitsu, the Linux equivalent button), but the person that will buy that cab will probably want American nostalgia parts.
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American parts are just tougher and easier to service. The buttons and sticks use the same microswitches, and you can change one switch at a time on sticks. I would definitely go for the convex competition buttons instead of the convex standard ones. You don't need the grime cavity.
Also, anything with leaf switches can go straight into the trash.
Half-man, half-amazing
finally completed the set!
same
You could just press down and up quickly you know.
Cuckoo Daddy Long-legs
I put waaaay too much time into Crazy Golf with friends on CT2!! So damn addictive!
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You can try, but it's not like the home ports. Arcade MK2 has a ridiculously short input window on that move.
I've played plenty of arcade mk2 with both pads and the ridiculous ps3 MK stick. Learn2execute
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