Feel free to use the art. I'm looking to get mine printed on to some sort of silkscreen plastic. The paper can warp with age and is subject to wringing from humidity.
Very nice build, Mark. It looks great. Also, with that kind of heft, not only can you use it to play games, but you can also use it to fight off intruders!
Nice build Mark. Definitely a quality product by the looks of it, and quite pricey too by the time you add the Brook board, harnesses, buttons and joystick.
I was very lucky to be presented the actual stick base but the buttons and Brook board I bought. The Brook board is not so expensive and here in Japan Sanwa buttons are about 100 yen each, so not a great deal. But yeah, it can be quite expensive in the West due to the cost of Sanwa parts over there.
Good stuff. I modded a bunch of Konami Hypersticks (my favorite!), but on one I threw in a Brook Retro Board, put in the RJ45 Gamecube cable and some new Seimitsu buttons, and it now is a Game Boy Player-specific stick for GameCube. There's no better way to play the Game Boy lineage than with an arcade stick!
really cool build, I might have to look into this when I have the spare coin to do a Raspberry Pi 4 setup, but I just had to spend $6K USD on new plumbing for my house, so it's gonna be a bit. 😔
I'm gonna buy the Astro City Mini Arcade Stick.. looks very nice and has Sanwa parts.. ordered it on Amazon.. hopefully it should be compatible with PC :D
Oh, I'm so looking forward to the mini Arcade. I did have the stick on order but have since cancelled the order. There's no point in owning that when I have this. Still, if I had not made this stick I'd be all over the official Astro City from Sega.
Yep. It comes with everything except the Brook Universal Fighting Board and buttons . So when you buy the stick it has all the connecting cables, connecting PCB and feet. It's all ready to go once you have an interface board and some buttons.
You can consult the controller lag of several pcbs at inputlag.science, the methodology used is the most reproducible possible at the moment. And yes the brook ufb is sitting at the top of the chart, with an average lag of 1ms, and more importantly, 94% of inputs coming on time (next frame after pressing the button). Even the negative edge lag is faster than most pcbs. Nice choice!
Oh man, I'm not the man to show that. It took me weeks of messing about. I can tell you that most Web sites will tell you to add a small script to the Retro Pie boot config to rotate the screen. DON'T DO THIS. it really hurts performance. You need to configure the fronted (emustation) and retro arch separately. Here's a breakdown of my costs. Raspberry Pi 4B kit (all cables included) = 10,000 yen Monitor = 3600 yen (used, obviously) Vertical stand for monitor = 2400 yen Arcade buttons and joystick = about 5000 yen Creative Labs Speakers = 2800 yen. The actual joystick base was given to me so I don't know how much that cost. Use XE.com to convert yen in to any currency.
Nah, funny thing is, I'm just not interested in the MiSTer at all. I like the Analogue products because they look flash and function like an actual console. The MiSTER to me is basically a Raspberry Pi with less choice. Of course I understand it is FPGA over software emulation but that just doesn't excite me. It is a great product but just not something I want at the moment.
I'm afraid I can't answer that. I've never actually used a Bat style stick on a consumer joystick. I would imagine it would fit since there is a plastic bracket that the joystick sits on which can be removed. That would give you another 7 or so mm. Best ask the guys at TR fightstick.
I'm not sure how much the stick base costs because I was luckily enough to be given that. The Brook fighting board, button and stuff I had to buy. Being in Japan I pay peanuts for Sanwa parts so it's not really fair to give you a price. Check the links in the video description to find the price of the base stick and the Brook Universal Fighting Board. The Sanwa buttons and stick prices for your region can be found on Amazon.
Is the fight stick big enough to put the actual raspberry pie inside the unit? I've been toying with this idea...would make a complete all in one unit.
Hello friend, very good video! I have seen that case on the official website and I really like its design, when I buy it, only the case comes? or comes the connection cable and some accessory. That on your page is not specified and I asked them but I have not had an answer, probably due to the demand or the parties. greetings brother like and sub (I don't know how to speak English very well, sorry if I have spelling mistakes haha)
I'm afraid you only get the main case and 1 PCB and cables inside. The buttons, and interface PCB need to be bought separately. I bought Sanwa buttons and stick. For the interface PCB, I bought the Brook Universal Fighting Board www.brookaccessory.com/detail/06960737/
@@RetroCoreThanks friend, I already bought everything else and the case is on the way to be assembled, I love the design you have in fact I bought green and pink buttons for the astro city type assembly, by chance you will not have the design that you uploaded but for taito's layout? If I'm not mistaken, the one you have is the one from sega 2p and I ordered the one from taito: c, I love your video because they just agree that I wanted to put together an astro city design along with the same tmx case haha, greetings!
Hi Mark, niiiiiiice video man, that’s an amazing joystick 🕹, how much was the total cost for all of those parts if you don’t mind, i just want to compare prices. I would only use sanwa parts as well. 😎👍👍👍🇬🇧
Thanks 👍. Thing is, I live in Japan and Sanwa parts for me are very cheap. All buttons and stick came in at about 20 pounds if that. Please check the links for the prices on the Brook Universal Fighting Board and TR Fight Stick. I got my stick base given to me so I'm not sure of the cost.
Hi there, sorry in having to pester you by comment posting but, I’ve been searching for days now and just can not find anywhere that even mentions them or are out of stock of them, have ceased stocking them, and that’s the… Sanwa PlayStation arcade buttons with the shapes on them… please, please help… :(
I love in Japan so the only options I can give would be in Japan I'm afraid. I bought my PlayStation marked arcade buttons from Rakuten. It's kind of like Amazon but with a really crappy search system.
Yeah, that's the bummer. And due to the size of the stick, an average home printer can't be used since they normally only reach A4 size. If you take the file I've provided to a printing shop, they'll be able to print you out a good copy. Actually, I want to get the image printed on to silk screen plastic. Not sure how much that would cost though.
Might I recommend reviewing the atgames legends gamer pro? People are saying it's actually pretty decent, but I'd like to know what a fellow retro gamer thinks
Thanks for the advice. I like to play a lot of different stuff. I actually have a modded Hori 360 stick with semitsu stick. That is used a lot on the 360.
here is the longest and c u r s e d (oh no) comment in japanese (oh boi) enjoy keep in mind that that there may some errors in the text just a heads up alright lets see that that text プロットのひねりがあります。NeedforSpeedWorldのベータプログラムを発表できることをうれしく思います。オフライン、ベータに参加するには、NFS_EA_OFFLINE_WORLD_BETA_TEST_GAME_DATA_DOWNLOADER_JULY_2010.exeというファイルをダウンロードし、ゲームデータを保持する新しいフォルダを作成して[OK]をクリックします。ゲームデータがダウンロードされるようになりました。ゲームデータがダウンロードされたら、1時間または2時間待ちます。javaとpython 2.7をダウンロードしてインストールします。オフラインサーバーをダウンロードし、サーバーを保持しているrarファイルを2回クリックし、jarファイルを2回クリックします（サーバーです。 ）exeパスの変更をクリックしてフォルダデータに移動し、次にnfsw.exeを2回クリックします（これがゲームです！）起動時に最後にクリックしますゲーム最初に行うことはたくさんありません。2台の車があり、レースはありません。警官がいます。しかし、あなたはあなたの現金が$ 50,000,000に制限されていることを追跡し始めることはできません（私たちは考えます）そして最悪の部分はその$ 50,000,000を使うことができませんええ、することはたくさんありませんが心配しないでください。来年の2011年5月14日に、新しいものを追加します。 which in english is: heres a plot twist, We are very happy to announce the beta program for Need for Speed World: Offline, To participate in the beta, simply Download The File Called NFS_EA_OFFLINE_WORLD_BETA_TEST_GAME_DATA_DOWNLOADER_JULY_2010.exe and Make A new folder to hold the game data then cilck on OK the games data will now download wait for 1 hour or 2 once the game data is downloaded download and install java and python 2.7 download the offline server and 2x click the rar file holding the server extract it 2x click on the jar file (thats the server) click on change exe path go to the folder data then 2x click nfsw.exe (Thats the game!) last click on launch Game keep in mind that there is not a lotta stuff to do first there is 2 cars no races there are cops but you cant start chase you cash is limited to $50,000,000 (we think) and the worse part cant spend that $50,000,000 yeah, there is not alot to do BUT dont worry. on May 14 2011, which is next year we will add new loads of c o o l new stuff stay tune! fun fact: there is also errors in the english version too he i guess not evrything can have 0 typos! ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
This stick looks really nice, I still need to upload my video.
That art you made on the stick looks cool.
Feel free to use the art. I'm looking to get mine printed on to some sort of silkscreen plastic. The paper can warp with age and is subject to wringing from humidity.
Got a DIY Fighting Board set for my B-Day, enjoyed building it a lot. Nice Job on the Astro City cover!
I can see. There's something satisfying about putting together something you'll use 👍
Very nice build, Mark. It looks great. Also, with that kind of heft, not only can you use it to play games, but you can also use it to fight off intruders!
Lol, indeed. A smack across the head with this thing would sure cause some damage.
Nice build Mark. Definitely a quality product by the looks of it, and quite pricey too by the time you add the Brook board, harnesses, buttons and joystick.
I was very lucky to be presented the actual stick base but the buttons and Brook board I bought. The Brook board is not so expensive and here in Japan Sanwa buttons are about 100 yen each, so not a great deal. But yeah, it can be quite expensive in the West due to the cost of Sanwa parts over there.
Super cool, very nice build! I would like to get my hands on something like this :D
Good job! Many thanks for the template. It looks the business!
No worries 👍
Good stuff. I modded a bunch of Konami Hypersticks (my favorite!), but on one I threw in a Brook Retro Board, put in the RJ45 Gamecube cable and some new Seimitsu buttons, and it now is a Game Boy Player-specific stick for GameCube. There's no better way to play the Game Boy lineage than with an arcade stick!
Brook boards are fantastic.
Cool, that looks awesome.
Now we have to see Mark in video game competitions with the stick. 8^)
Anthony..
Lol, no chance. I'm too old for that now.
Beautiful!
really cool build, I might have to look into this when I have the spare coin to do a Raspberry Pi 4 setup, but I just had to spend $6K USD on new plumbing for my house, so it's gonna be a bit. 😔
Oh man, that's a lot of cash to spend on plumbing. But a cost that must be paid.
I'm gonna buy the Astro City Mini Arcade Stick.. looks very nice and has Sanwa parts.. ordered it on Amazon.. hopefully it should be compatible with PC :D
Oh, I'm so looking forward to the mini Arcade. I did have the stick on order but have since cancelled the order. There's no point in owning that when I have this. Still, if I had not made this stick I'd be all over the official Astro City from Sega.
Looks great
Thanks.
Great video mark
Thanks👍
So does the stick come with the harness you're using to connect the controls to the Brook board?
Yep. It comes with everything except the Brook Universal Fighting Board and buttons . So when you buy the stick it has all the connecting cables, connecting PCB and feet. It's all ready to go once you have an interface board and some buttons.
I guess it's possible, but I wonder if you can wire a coin mechanism to this if you put it in an arcade cabinet.
Sure, there are plenty of extra buttons. You just need to set up the software to register one of the buttons as a coin mech.
You can consult the controller lag of several pcbs at inputlag.science, the methodology used is the most reproducible possible at the moment. And yes the brook ufb is sitting at the top of the chart, with an average lag of 1ms, and more importantly, 94% of inputs coming on time (next frame after pressing the button). Even the negative edge lag is faster than most pcbs. Nice choice!
I would love to learn more of how to set up an arcade like that so I can play shmups. How much did that all cost together for such a build ?
Oh man, I'm not the man to show that. It took me weeks of messing about. I can tell you that most Web sites will tell you to add a small script to the Retro Pie boot config to rotate the screen. DON'T DO THIS. it really hurts performance. You need to configure the fronted (emustation) and retro arch separately.
Here's a breakdown of my costs.
Raspberry Pi 4B kit (all cables included) = 10,000 yen
Monitor = 3600 yen (used, obviously)
Vertical stand for monitor = 2400 yen
Arcade buttons and joystick = about 5000 yen
Creative Labs Speakers = 2800 yen.
The actual joystick base was given to me so I don't know how much that cost.
Use XE.com to convert yen in to any currency.
I thought I was watching Tony Hart there at the start.
Lol, wow, that's a blast from the past. I used to love watching his shows.
Have you ever got yourself a MiSTer? I would love if you did video's covering it!
Nah, funny thing is, I'm just not interested in the MiSTer at all. I like the Analogue products because they look flash and function like an actual console. The MiSTER to me is basically a Raspberry Pi with less choice.
Of course I understand it is FPGA over software emulation but that just doesn't excite me. It is a great product but just not something I want at the moment.
Sooo nice
Quick question! Is that causing deep enough to fit Happ or IL style joysticks??
I'm afraid I can't answer that. I've never actually used a Bat style stick on a consumer joystick. I would imagine it would fit since there is a plastic bracket that the joystick sits on which can be removed. That would give you another 7 or so mm. Best ask the guys at TR fightstick.
Forgive me if this was in the video and I missed it, but what the ballpark cost of something like this?
I'm not sure how much the stick base costs because I was luckily enough to be given that. The Brook fighting board, button and stuff I had to buy. Being in Japan I pay peanuts for Sanwa parts so it's not really fair to give you a price. Check the links in the video description to find the price of the base stick and the Brook Universal Fighting Board. The Sanwa buttons and stick prices for your region can be found on Amazon.
Is the fight stick big enough to put the actual raspberry pie inside the unit? I've been toying with this idea...would make a complete all in one unit.
It's big enough to put 10 raspberry pi in it.
Hello friend, very good video! I have seen that case on the official website and I really like its design, when I buy it, only the case comes? or comes the connection cable and some accessory. That on your page is not specified and I asked them but I have not had an answer, probably due to the demand or the parties. greetings brother like and sub (I don't know how to speak English very well, sorry if I have spelling mistakes haha)
I'm afraid you only get the main case and 1 PCB and cables inside.
The buttons, and interface PCB need to be bought separately.
I bought Sanwa buttons and stick. For the interface PCB, I bought the Brook Universal Fighting Board www.brookaccessory.com/detail/06960737/
@@RetroCoreThanks friend, I already bought everything else and the case is on the way to be assembled, I love the design you have in fact I bought green and pink buttons for the astro city type assembly, by chance you will not have the design that you uploaded but for taito's layout? If I'm not mistaken, the one you have is the one from sega 2p and I ordered the one from taito: c, I love your video because they just agree that I wanted to put together an astro city design along with the same tmx case haha, greetings!
Hi Mark, niiiiiiice video man, that’s an amazing joystick 🕹, how much was the total cost for all of those parts if you don’t mind, i just want to compare prices. I would only use sanwa parts as well. 😎👍👍👍🇬🇧
Thanks 👍. Thing is, I live in Japan and Sanwa parts for me are very cheap. All buttons and stick came in at about 20 pounds if that.
Please check the links for the prices on the Brook Universal Fighting Board and TR Fight Stick. I got my stick base given to me so I'm not sure of the cost.
Hi there, sorry in having to pester you by comment posting but, I’ve been searching for days now and just can not find anywhere that even mentions them or are out of stock of them, have ceased stocking them, and that’s the… Sanwa PlayStation arcade buttons with the shapes on them… please, please help…
:(
I love in Japan so the only options I can give would be in Japan I'm afraid.
I bought my PlayStation marked arcade buttons from Rakuten. It's kind of like Amazon but with a really crappy search system.
Can you make a tutorial on how to make and print art like that? Or do you know of a tutorial?
I have links to the file in the video description. As for printing it, I just used a normal ink jet printer that could handle A3 on quality mode.
@@RetroCore I bought this same fight stick. I put a Brooks Retro Board in it instead so I could use it on my old consoles. Sadly no artwork on it.
Yeah, that's the bummer. And due to the size of the stick, an average home printer can't be used since they normally only reach A4 size.
If you take the file I've provided to a printing shop, they'll be able to print you out a good copy. Actually, I want to get the image printed on to silk screen plastic. Not sure how much that would cost though.
Might I recommend reviewing the atgames legends gamer pro? People are saying it's actually pretty decent, but I'd like to know what a fellow retro gamer thinks
I'm afraid we can't really get atgames stuff that easily in Japan. Just as well really.
Alright
seimitsu are better sticks for shooters because they are tighter but sanwa are better for fighting games just some advise if you only play shooters
Thanks for the advice. I like to play a lot of different stuff. I actually have a modded Hori 360 stick with semitsu stick. That is used a lot on the 360.
six ads are far too much
Sorry, TH-cam adds them automatically.
@@RetroCore nah not six
@SC0001 the right to complain.. aha. can unsub tho
here is the longest and c u r s e d (oh no) comment in japanese (oh boi)
enjoy
keep in mind that that there may some errors in the text just a heads up
alright lets see that that text
プロットのひねりがあります。NeedforSpeedWorldのベータプログラムを発表できることをうれしく思います。オフライン、ベータに参加するには、NFS_EA_OFFLINE_WORLD_BETA_TEST_GAME_DATA_DOWNLOADER_JULY_2010.exeというファイルをダウンロードし、ゲームデータを保持する新しいフォルダを作成して[OK]をクリックします。ゲームデータがダウンロードされるようになりました。ゲームデータがダウンロードされたら、1時間または2時間待ちます。javaとpython 2.7をダウンロードしてインストールします。オフラインサーバーをダウンロードし、サーバーを保持しているrarファイルを2回クリックし、jarファイルを2回クリックします（サーバーです。 ）exeパスの変更をクリックしてフォルダデータに移動し、次にnfsw.exeを2回クリックします（これがゲームです！）起動時に最後にクリックしますゲーム最初に行うことはたくさんありません。2台の車があり、レースはありません。警官がいます。しかし、あなたはあなたの現金が$ 50,000,000に制限されていることを追跡し始めることはできません（私たちは考えます）そして最悪の部分はその$ 50,000,000を使うことができませんええ、することはたくさんありませんが心配しないでください。来年の2011年5月14日に、新しいものを追加します。
which in english is:
heres a plot twist, We are very happy to announce the beta program for Need for Speed World: Offline, To participate in the beta, simply Download The File Called NFS_EA_OFFLINE_WORLD_BETA_TEST_GAME_DATA_DOWNLOADER_JULY_2010.exe and Make A new folder to hold the game data then cilck on OK the games data will now download wait for 1 hour or 2 once the game data is downloaded download and install java and python 2.7 download the offline server and 2x click the rar file holding the server extract it 2x click on the jar file (thats the server) click on change exe path go to the folder data then 2x click nfsw.exe (Thats the game!) last click on launch Game keep in mind that there is not a lotta stuff to do first there is 2 cars no races there are cops but you cant start chase you cash is limited to $50,000,000 (we think) and the worse part cant spend that $50,000,000 yeah, there is not alot to do BUT dont worry. on May 14 2011, which is next year we will add new loads of c o o l new stuff stay tune!
fun fact: there is also errors in the english version too he i guess not evrything can have 0 typos! ¯\_(ツ)_/¯