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dreamcast arcade sticks
I started to think about the DC arcade sticks recently due to another topic on the board. I never picked one up but always wanted one, especially with all the shooters I play on my DC. Anyways is the official one really the only good stick out there, or are any of the 3rd party sticks good for SHMUPS?
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Re: dreamcast arcade sticks
The official one by Agetek is pretty good with its microswitches (for the stick but not the buttons, sadly), but the best option probably is to buy a PlayStation controller converter and use a PlayStation arcade stick.
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Re: dreamcast arcade sticks
I've been meaning to buy one of these, but I'm intrigued by the playstation option...
Could you recommend good playstation sticks... that are known to work with Dreamcast?
Could you recommend good playstation sticks... that are known to work with Dreamcast?
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Re: dreamcast arcade sticks
I do have a total control 3. does anyone know if the ascii saturn stick works on it, and if that is a pretty decent stick?
I am wanting two sticks. There of course also is the option of this, but it is kinda pricey.
http://www.xgaming.com/two-player.shtml
Comes with a free DC controller converter, anyone use this before with a dreamcast?
I am wanting two sticks. There of course also is the option of this, but it is kinda pricey.
http://www.xgaming.com/two-player.shtml
Comes with a free DC controller converter, anyone use this before with a dreamcast?
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Re: dreamcast arcade sticks
i also have total control 3 its been some time since i have use it..... but i remember feeling a little bit of lag (remember playin SF3 third strike) .... do you feel it to????Nico0020 wrote:I do have a total control 3. does anyone know if the ascii saturn stick works on it, and if that is a pretty decent stick?
I am wanting two sticks. There of course also is the option of this, but it is kinda pricey.
http://www.xgaming.com/two-player.shtml
Comes with a free DC controller converter, anyone use this before with a dreamcast?
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Re: dreamcast arcade sticks
Has anyone ever used this stick before?
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?Vi ... ory=139969
Is it really like the JP arcade machines, as I love those.
And does anyone know of any place to pick one of these up besides ebay?
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?Vi ... ory=139969
Is it really like the JP arcade machines, as I love those.
And does anyone know of any place to pick one of these up besides ebay?
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Re: dreamcast arcade sticks
Dont bother with X-Arcade. They look fancy, but the parts and craftsmanship are shoddy, especially for the price.
If you're looking for a stick for casual use, the Agetec one will work just fine, I borrowed one from a friend a while back and it did the job. Never used any of the 3rd party ones, but I still wouldn't expect anything special. Only 3rd party sticks worth buying are Hori sticks, and they never made a DC one as far as I know.
If you're looking for a stick for casual use, the Agetec one will work just fine, I borrowed one from a friend a while back and it did the job. Never used any of the 3rd party ones, but I still wouldn't expect anything special. Only 3rd party sticks worth buying are Hori sticks, and they never made a DC one as far as I know.
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Re: dreamcast arcade sticks
I have two 'topmax' brand arcade sticks. They're pretty sucky aside from the fact that they have built in rumble in the stick (which was an unexpected surprise).
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