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...or you can go custom, building a wood case isn't really that hard if you have the tools and means for the job but it's pretty time consuming.
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ShootTheCore
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^ this agreed 1000%. I don't know shit about wood or metal working but this makes me want to learn.
ElectricGrave, if you do joystick-work-for-hire (giggity) let me know. I'm newb around here so I have no idea what your secret project is, but I hope it goes awesomely well.
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If you find something let us know. It'd be pretty cool to have replacements for the NGCDpad.
are you working on becoming most unpopular member of the year? Sure seems that way.
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Thanks for the compliments guys. Those sticks were built years ago, not really thinking of doing any commission work anymore. There's so many folks doing commission work that I'm sure it won't be hard to source something. SRK has a strong scene for custom sticks with builders that surpass me a tenfold, check it out!
lol, stfu noob, you're an idiot.
lol, stfu noob, you're an idiot.
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Yes, agree. I vastly prefer my bat tops on my MVS to the standard ball tops. I have IL ones, but same style. Maybe it's just what I grew up with in the arcade over here.
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So is there a go to site for wooden boxes for DIY projects? I want to build 2 joysticks for a supergun and it looks like all the sites that I use to go to have all closed down.
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That black controller is the nicest neo controller ive seen yet. Looks like it would be a fingerprint magnet with the glossy top, but its damn classy nevertheless!
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Oh it's just plexy though, it wipes off easy.
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I am going to build a joystick with your desktop console idea. I love how clean it looks! You do great work!
I like the SNK sticks for non fighting games. Fighting games I prefer something a bit bigger or with a better button layout (old AES stick ugh), love the Hori stick. If you're looking for a very cheap alternative you could get a desktop enclosure, get some sanwa or whatever brand you prefer and build it, it's super easy, the Neo is the easiest console to build sticks for.
1. Desktop Enclosure
2. Break out DB15
3. Arcade parts
4. Neo Geo DB15 extension cable.
As you can see the generic cables need some modification to reach the pins in your console/cmvs, so cut gently with any given blade and you'll be fine.
5. 30mm holesaw, 24mm holesaw, hardware to mount stick (bolts), drill.
You won't spend a whole lot with this and you'll be rocking the best money can by, if you want a larger case I'm sure you can find something out there.
Here's a sample of what can be done with a desktop enclosure.
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Thanks man, let us know how it turns out! Best of luck.
Those look awesome! Love the idea of getting standardized boxes, and then building them for different consoles. But, how does the slant feel on that desktop enclosure? Isn't it a bit too angular? Other less angular alternatives that are good?
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The angle is fine. I play the NES one very frequently, the slant has never been a problem.
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That is by far one of the best sticks I have seen in this thread (Mai stick). Good job man.
...or you can go custom, building a wood case isn't really that hard if you have the tools and means for the job but it's pretty time consuming.
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xsq
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har har.
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Bean pro stick suits just fine.
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Current for Neo
ShootTheCore
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I might commission a stick from someone soon. All of the cool designs on here are giving me that itch.
Question though-I haven't seen a stick yet that has rapid-fire. Is that something that's feasable / reasonable to add?
Question though-I haven't seen a stick yet that has rapid-fire. Is that something that's feasable / reasonable to add?
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Im assuming thats a modded hrap. Love it but can't stand extra buttons on a neo stick. Would slap some plugs in place of those white buttons.
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No not a modded HRAP, some Euro stick. The idea for the extra buttons are for other games via Supergun.
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For me either 6 or 4 buttons. I much rather use a 6 button and just use the 4 button as A and the top 3 respectively over having 7 buttons, it's like those cabs with 7 buttons, I dunno what Taito was thinking when they designed their vewlix, maybe they saw people's pics of their cabs. Every time I see that done on a super Neo 29 or any other cab for that matter it makes me cringe a little.
That stick could have been super hot if it was just 4 buttons.
That stick could have been super hot if it was just 4 buttons.
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feasible: yes, there are a number of circuits that can be used. Reasonable: that's really up to you.
This.
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I see. I thought it was a dedicated stick just for the Neo.
