Does it support PC or PS3 as well ? That's what i really need it for

you need to get the controller converter most arcade sticks only constructed for 1 console brand

edit: shameless plug http://forum.lowyat.net/index.php?act=ST&f=11&t=667323 <-- selling here

This post has been edited by leenux: Jul 12 2008, 02:57 AM

How much are you selling ? Maybe someone else wants it

If you have PSX or PS2 joystick lying around, you can try using Rockfire PSX/USB Bridge for the PC or PS3. The stupid link in their website is anchored.

http://www.rockfire.com.tw

The shop next to C-Zone used to sell PSX/USB bridge long time ago.

This post has been edited by TristanX: Jul 12 2008, 02:45 PM

Thanks for the information. Too bad i don't have any of those joystick. Some more he's not revealing the price

Saw a few joysticks on sale at Sg Wang but they look like junk.

Looks like our choice are pretty much limited here

Yeah, hopefully they'll get the better ones when more fighting games are out.

Edit: Found 1 shop at Sg Wang that sells Sega Virtua Stick High Grade for PS3 and PC at around RM300. They take orders but they can't guarantee if they can get the stock.

This post has been edited by TristanX: Jul 14 2008, 12:43 AM

shipping already usd60 + price with adapter usd164 = RM7++

btw is there any shop in malaysia selling this?

This post has been edited by shoden: Jul 16 2008, 02:00 AM

I have a Hori Real Arcade Pro stick for PS2 and I've been using it for over 5 years now. It's huge and expensive, but damn solid and durable. I can connect it to my PC using an adapter to play GGPO matches, but I haven't tried it out on a PS3 yet.

Got this joystick for RM300 yesterday and it works great. It weighs around 2.8kg and it supports both PC(don't need drivers) and PS3 using USB port.





Sorry about the quality. I used camera phone. hehehe

Can you tell me where did you buy this arcade stick?

You can try ordering from http://www.play-asia.com or Games Hypermarket, Sungei Wang Plaza, 6th floor. You have to pay deposit to order from Sungei Wang.

Is the games hypermarket charge courier fee ? I want to buy from play-asia the saulabi arcade stick cost like RM161 but the courier itself already RM90 in the end become very expensive =(

Any computer shop locally that sell those solid arcade stick ?

I have no idea on the cheap ones but there is one shop at Sungei Wang Plaza, Lower Ground floor near Parkson entrance that sells Hori arcade stick.

I'm sure the prices you order from the shops includes shipping fees. It won't be much of a difference unless you wanna bulk order if you know the people.

Nice stuff. Which shop did you go to? 1 year warranty?

Games Hypermart, 6th floor, Sungei Wang Plaza. Warranty or not, the parts inside is replaceable because it is using arcade switches. Just get it at Jalan Pasar and replace it. It's cheaper doing it myself. hehe

Thanks TristanX i think i will go Sungai Wang and check it out someday.

For other info ALL IT at lowyat plaza do sell arcade stick but only 1 type around RM60 and is kinda small not very comfortable for hand placement. To me it does not look solid so i didnt buy wanted a better one but for other wanted a simply one can have a look at it.

If anyone have any other arcade stick info to share i will be very grateful. Having hard time finding a good. I have a rockfire PS2 controller to USB convertor which work fine with my PS2 dual shock controller but i am worried if i buy a PS2 arcade stick it will have delay in button press. Anyone have experience in this ?

This post has been edited by chitchat: Jul 29 2008, 11:17 AM

RM60? I'd question the quality of the stick and buttons. Is it one of those knockoffs Hori Tekken 5 sticks?

I'm using a PS2 to USB converter for my PS2 Hori Real Arcade Pro stick and there's no noticeable delay in button press. If you're playing online, the only thing you have to be concerned about is the lag.

Oww, 6th floor. I see.

Wahhahaa, I did that before using the soldering pen, on a real arcade machine.

I saw a few at SUMMIT, selling at RM80 and RM120, some chapalang brands but cheap.