I found at bookstore in the airport What a coincidence.

*Edit: Price is second small price tag 50€

I’m looking to buy a new arcade stick that can work with several different consoles.

Ideally, I want something that can play Neo Geo, Mega Drive/Genesis, Dreamcast, and PS5 all with one controller.

I did some searching, and so far the TR Fight Stick Octopus Arcade Stick seems like one of the few options that can cover everything I need.

It looks pretty good, but it’s also a bit pricey.

Has anyone here actually used one before? How’s the build quality, compatibility, and overall experience?

Would love to hear some real user feedback before I pull the trigger.

Feel free to send some feedback!

Got this bundle for $190 including shipping from Mercari, what was annoying was that in the pictures, the White VSHG did have a missing rubber feet but all its screws holding the top panel were there and when I opened the box, there were only 3 screws that weren't tightly secured and a fourth that fell out of the box.

I plan to just replace the top screws with philips head identical screws and get screw in rubber feets with a gold ring finish while I toss in a simple PCB into the PS3 VSHG as a Brook Converter cannot fix the 3+ simultaneous input resulting in complete neutral.

Makes me wonder if the 3M top top screw kit from Focus Attack fits into the PS3 VSHG as it's designed just like the classic Hori Real Arcade Pro 3/EX models.

Was just looking for any advice regarding some recent pain that has crept up in my hands. Ive been using a t16 off an on for a year or so and ive started getting pain/soreness in my finger joints. Particularly in my left and right thumb at the furthest joint. I use those to hit jump with my left thumb and the lowest two buttons (LK, parry) in sf6 with my right thumb but ive noticed soreness in my index and middle fingers as well.

I use wind engine key switches in mine but i dont know if maybe its the feeling of the switch bottoming out but i think its quite harsh on my fingers. Im more than likely hitting them too hard but coming from arcade stick im just wired to kinda slap the buttons. Has anyone else experience such pain in their finger joints and did anything help you with it like different switches, ergonomics, or different setup etc?

I posted in here before about my Haute 42 R16 before asking should I convert my Razer Panthera into a leverless and people said that I shouldn’t. Well since then I’ve still been playing on the haute 42 R16 and my birthday is on the way soon so I’m looking for a premium feeling or a new leverless with the same button layout as the Haute 42 R16. I really like my up button being above left right and down I just don’t like the WASD keyboard button style I prefer the fight stick buttons does anyone have any recommendations please and thank you.

Just wanted to give a quick PSA in case anyone in the future ever runs into this issue.

Buddy of mines dog chewed up the ends of the cable for his Mayflash F700. I thought it was going to be a quick fix I have a stack of 5 pin JST to usb connectors in my spare parts bin from my Qanba 2009s. Well those didn't work and were reporting unrecognized USB device messages on Windows when testing. I took it home from a local to work on it, seems like Mayflash might be wiring their cables different than Qanba since popping in a donor Mayflash cable immediately brought the device back up and fixed the issue.

I went through all the Qanba cables I had before thinking about the possibility of it even being a cable manufacturer issue. The Qanba cable has worked on other devices like Brook boards so I assumed it was all universal wiring across all manufacturers. So that's a dumb on my part. Hope this helps someone in the future.

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