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Ely13
03-23-2005, 10:55 PM
Hey all. I was wondering if people could share their experiences with various joysticks for both MVS and CPS2 games. I've heard the massystems joysticks are really well made, but I've seen a ton of custom-made and obscure joystick pictures on these boards and would love to hear what you guys think work best for fighting/shooting/beat 'em up games, what's particularly durable or easy to repair, etc.

For myself, ideally, I'm really hoping to find a joystick that works for both MVS and CPS2 fighting games, and is for single-player. I'd buy two of them, as one of those really huge single two-player units takes up more space than I have available.

And of course, please go ahead and post pics :D

Nesagwa
03-24-2005, 07:52 AM
The mas sticks are the best ones Ive ever used and owned. Just haps parts in a sturdy (and heavy) box.

Doesnt slide around like plastic ones.

beh3moth
03-24-2005, 09:00 AM
I take it you are using a supergun?

Ely13
03-24-2005, 11:59 AM
I take it you are using a supergun?

Yeah, I decided to go with a Supergun since I'd like to collect more than MVS boards.

From these massystems joysticks, then (http://www.massystems.com/ProStick.html), would the 8-Button Super NOVA or the 10-button Standard Version feel more comfortable for MVS and CPS2 fighting games?

beh3moth
03-24-2005, 05:49 PM
Yah the MAS sticks are really good, but as i have said before, DC arcade sticks are really easy to convert for neo/ supergun. I have converted quite a few, they are nice sturdy stick, and tidy too, also the conversion is 100% reversible. I even replaced the standard buttons with arcade spec microswitch buttons.

MNK
03-25-2005, 12:05 PM
My vote goes for the official DC stick. Its easily converted to the Neogeo standard and you can use the circuitboard for a Neogeo->DC converter. I did this myself just so I could use the Neogeo pad with the DC :).

johnkiddier
04-11-2005, 08:38 AM
Have a look at the stick on my website in my sig.

It uses a Sanwa stick with Happ competition buttons.

If you want to know more about it, drop me an e-mail.

It's easily the best stick I've ever used but building them takes quite a while. I've made about 6 or so of these (for PS2 as well).

Cheers

John.