Steam Weekend Deal : Street Fighter 4
04 September 2009, 09:02 PM
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Steam Weekend Deal : Street Fighter 4
I was not so interested in this weekend deal at first (£14.99), as i had played the 360 version and found the controls horrible, the 360 pad seams no good for this at all, then i remembered i have one of these suckers in the home office 
I dug it out, and was just about to select "add to my cart" to pay for street fighter, when i figured i would plug the arcade stick in just to check it.
DAMN!!
the X-Arcade stick needs a PS/2 keyboard plugged into it to make it work, and i dont have one of them anymore (usb wireless logitech instead)
DOHH!
Will probably still buy the PC version though, using the proper arcade sticks should be an utter godsend
I dug it out, and was just about to select "add to my cart" to pay for street fighter, when i figured i would plug the arcade stick in just to check it.
DAMN!!
the X-Arcade stick needs a PS/2 keyboard plugged into it to make it work, and i dont have one of them anymore (usb wireless logitech instead)
DOHH!
Will probably still buy the PC version though, using the proper arcade sticks should be an utter godsend
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04 September 2009, 09:23 PM
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No it was bought for me about 12 years ago for me to use with MAME
Its made mainly for MAME type use, the parts are arcade machine spec, but the onboard controler converts each button to a PS/2 keyboard stroke
So if i wiggle the joystick in this input box, i would get something like 2376542763
Xgaming: X-Arcade Indestructible Arcade Gaming For Your Home
Its a proper heavy duty bit of kit, made from wood, probably last forever
IIRC it was about £150 when they first came out
Its made mainly for MAME type use, the parts are arcade machine spec, but the onboard controler converts each button to a PS/2 keyboard stroke
So if i wiggle the joystick in this input box, i would get something like 2376542763
Xgaming: X-Arcade Indestructible Arcade Gaming For Your Home
Its a proper heavy duty bit of kit, made from wood, probably last forever
IIRC it was about £150 when they first came out
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