any info about this arcade stick?

[jay_red]

Hey guys, first post on this forum, ive been using this site for years for retro info though. I have recently ramped up my retro collecting and just picked up this arcade stick:


I seems pretty neat, it is for both genesis and snes, has a turbo switch for each button and is programmable. Just wondering if there is much info about these, a google search for "pro fighter 6" didnt turn up much info. If it isnt very good no worries, as i got it damn cheap. It feels solid though, and i have a set of samba de amigo maracas from the same company that work great.

[hashiriya1]

That stick is sooooo 90s. I love it.

[Bradtemple87]

This is a new one to me...pc based I'm guessing or import?

[Krooner]

I think it's an SNES stick a friend of mine used to have one, swore it made him better at SFII... It didn't...

[dsheinem]

It has both a Genesis and a SNES plug on the end so that is can be used on either system. But, it is not very large/sturdy - not one of the better sticks for either system IMO.

[CRTGAMER]

Interesting. If I'm looking at the blue buttons correctly, looks like you can store up to three customized settings. Combo moves for your favorite three fighters!

[samsonlonghair]

I've never used that particular arcade stick, but I have used other arcade sticks marketed by Naki. They are generally poor quality. It's a bargain bin controller.

[CRTGAMER]

A mod tease.
You could get quality arcade parts and make a new Arcade stick with the PCB of your NAKI. The uniqueness of programming and saving up to three settings makes this stick too good to toss.

[jay_red]

A mod tease.
You could get quality arcade parts and make a new Arcade stick with the PCB of your NAKI. The uniqueness of programming and saving up to three settings makes this stick too good to toss.

Now i like that idea!

[dsheinem]

Also, welcome to the forums. You may want to introduce yourself here: http://www.racketboy.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=15&t=210