- Thread starter Derick2k
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Want To Buy
hmm... I bought a bunch of these a while back. I know I sold some of them and I need 2 for myself, but I'll check tonight to see if I still have any extras.
Thanks T, let me know.
nem, let me see if T has any he can sell me since he is in the US, if he doesnt have any extras, I will definitely buy the one you have.
dunno if you need the 360+ for ps3 or PC as well as all the retro consoles, but this is a really nice option if you're building for just retro stuff:
http://www.jasenscustoms.com/mc-cthulhu
It's a cthulhu board fitted with an RJ45 by default, and it's on sale since it's not working with usb stuff (the aforementioned pc and ps3).
http://www.jasenscustoms.com/mc-cthulhu
It's a cthulhu board fitted with an RJ45 by default, and it's on sale since it's not working with usb stuff (the aforementioned pc and ps3).
I know for me personally I wanted them because I wanted something that would recognized as a 360 controller in windows. if you want to play PC games in a cab having a 360 controller is your best option because it's got the best native support among most games. the only other option I know of that can do that are certain variations of the KADE encoder.
do they not make these anymore?
do they not make these anymore?
shingouki2
Student
Paradise still has their batch of MC Cthulhu's which are probably a better buy. I was actually thinking of replacing my PS360s with them.
not if you're looking for Xbox 360 support.
shingouki2
Student
Saturn vs 360 XD. Like in my case, I don't need a 360, but I do want something for my Saturn and I lose the home button on PS4 if I set PS360 to Saturn. MC Cthulhu would be best in this situation. I haven't looked much into 360 support, is there a reason Toodles never got his device working for a 360?
360 support is difficult because there is security involved so that MS can block all but officially licensed products.
From what I've read Akishop "fakes" the security information for the 360 protocol. MS has shut down unlicensed 3rd party joystick manufacturers in the past though they haven't gone after Akishop (I'm guessing because it's just a PCB and not a full controller). I'd venture that others like Toodles either haven't bothered to figure out how to fake the protocol for themselves or simply don't want to risk legal trouble with MS.
From what I've read Akishop "fakes" the security information for the 360 protocol. MS has shut down unlicensed 3rd party joystick manufacturers in the past though they haven't gone after Akishop (I'm guessing because it's just a PCB and not a full controller). I'd venture that others like Toodles either haven't bothered to figure out how to fake the protocol for themselves or simply don't want to risk legal trouble with MS.
yes but in PS3 mode it's S-tier:
it's also the only multi-platform PCB that works with the 360. so if you need speed run it in PS3 mode and if you need to use it on a 360 use it in 360 mode and know that you're only better option would be to gut a fight stick for it's internals.
everyone here talking bout Cthilhu but it's E-tier when in PS3 mode and doesn't even support 360 mode.
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shingouki2
Student
So when people test for lag, are the controller lag taken into consideration? Cause a lot of the pros were using those madcatz sticks back then.Something to keep in mind:
here is the testing method for the above charts: http://teyah.net/sticklag/overview.html
I believe the Brook UFB supports the 360, doesn't it?it's also the only multi-platform PCB that works with the 360. so if you need speed run it in PS3 mode and if you need to use it on a 360 use it in 360 mode and know that you're only better option would be to gut a fight stick for it's internals.
everyone here talking bout Cthilhu but it's E-tier when in PS3 mode and doesn't even support 360 mode.
yes but I don't see it on any of the lag test charts
