It's easy, you have to remove the original SNK PCB and look at how the button contacts are soldered, then take some wires and solder them and with one wire make a bridge between two buttons until you get to four, since two buttons are used for strong hits in fighting games.
Which are you talking about…
The only way to play
The new brook wingman adapter might be worth a look come next month.
The word is "invested"
Wow, this looks amazing.
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IL>All@Johnny16Bit Sanwa is the best
Hayabusa lever is god tier. The buttons are too light unless you put Seimitsu MM9-3 switches in them.
That's what I had on my main stick natively, then I put Seimitsu to test and finally Sanwa. There's no comparison for me but it's maybe a question of habit. Cabs on which I usually play are in Sanwa.
More seriously, I mainly use this stick modded in DB15 (full Sanwa):
I would have preferred another illustration
Interesting, never seen that one before.New PC arcade stick received today (also bought second hand). I might use it on MiSTer too if the input lag is correct.
First impressions are pretty good, even very good. The only stupid thing is that the USB-C port isn't standard, the connector is slightly longer. Apart from the cable provided, none of the other three tested plug into the stick properly.
