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Originally Posted by Jetman
well the trick stick is a piece of shit stick
the real arcade is not
http://www.gamestop.com/product.asp?product%5Fid=801759
if your going to buy an arcade stick instead of building your own that's the one to get it, I use it on my PS2, GC, Xbox, DC (with PSX - DC adaptor), and PC all flawlessly
I'm using the EMS dc PSX adaptor and I can't get it to recognize the stick... what did you do?Quote:
DC (with PSX - DC adaptor),
Well I just went to make sure I wasn't crazy cause I could have sworn I used this thing to play MvC2 on the dc with a friend but your right it doesnt workQuote:
Originally Posted by Do You Like Erotic?
sorry about that I made an error
but now Im off to play some more GGXX#R on the PC with it
I hear the Dreambox adapter allows the headset to be used.
There def is a converter that allows for headset usage, but I am not sure which one...personally, I am looking for a set myself. As for sticks...I'd recommend:
http://www.ncsxshop.com/cgi-bin/shop/HP2-134.html
it's made of real arcade Japanese parts such as Sanwa this time...
As for American sticks...well the Pelican is nice cause you can always swap in Happs parts if you want. There is also Red Octane sticks and you can easily swap in Happs/Jap parts there as well...there's also Mass and custom builders over at SRK, like Armad, Snaaake, Dreaded Fist etc...check the threads over there in hardware for more info.
ssb
That stick looks cool (with the metallic top and all), and it has a good button layout. The branded Hori sticks (TTT, T4, CVS2, SVC, GGXX, VF4:EVO, SC2, etc.) are probably cheaper, but some of them have really wacky (game-specific) layouts. The rest have the standard layout, except with six buttons. I think the TTT and the GGXX sticks are missing a button (replicating their arcade button layout).Quote:
Originally Posted by ssbomberman
This? It does not mention if it works with the headset (remember, not all memory card slots work with the headset), and one of the comments mentions horrible input lag with sticks (and I have seen this happen with converters at SC2 tournaments -- not good times).Quote:
Originally Posted by Tojo
-Dippy
After reading mopremes strat guide, I figured I might as well throw my 2 cents in for GG#R. I wrote this up for sol, its really rough, but if anyone has any advice on writing (too technical ect.) or if you guys would like me to write one for the other 20, any advice is cool.
I have one major beef with that guide: you use the term "dust loop" without ever explaining what it is. For something that shows up in every freakin high-damage combo he has, you probably should dediciate a entire section to it: how to do it properly, various ways to do it (high damage/high reliability variants; everyone has a slightly different way of doing it), random character-dependent notes (Bridget's hitbox is too small to hit him with it properly)). A list of every move he has and its properties and a description of what the move is good for would be useful -- you touch upon some of them in the ground/air combat sections, but everything is worth a look... even Dragon Install (well, maybe not that).
-Dippy
I am attempting to make this more high level strategy help and less faq'y. If you really think that adding every move and what it does would be useful though, I will, but...
I'm still looking for a good, lag free psx-to-xbox converter for my PSX Namco Stick.