Try an ASCII?
Never got to much experience with a stick between the NES Advantage and the Saturn Virtua Stick.
Best Arcade stick for SNES?
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Re: Best Arcade stick for SNES?
FYI, Super Advantage is actually made by Ascii. My vote still goes to the Capcom stick for best balance of quality and price.pakopako wrote:Try an ASCII?
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Re: Best Arcade stick for SNES?
Many newer ones are because they use discrete buttons. However if the stick uses rubber dome switches that are all on 1 circuit board in a shallow stick you'd have a lot of work to mod them.optmusprimenumber wrote:aren't arcade sticks easy to modify/make?
The sad thing is that the Advantage is too.noiseredux wrote: FYI, Super Advantage is actually made by Ascii.
Indeed. If you get both cables you can use it with a NES as well. There is also a pale version for Genesis.My vote still goes to the Capcom stick for best balance of quality and price.
As for that black Ascii stick that was linked, I have the Genesis version of that and it works fine for shmups IMHO, but I couldn't say for fighting games. Those are pretty cheap though so it could be worth getting one to try.
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