It would be neat to have a overview of what Taito Type X4 USB IO boards are released, what their features are and what firmware is used for what game.
These are the models I've found, please help filling out missing details.
Love Live does not work as normal inputs in Windows.
Street Fighter V is not working as normal inputs in Windows 10. (Source: Mirkvid)
As far as we know, none of the existing firmware works as HID devices, but the protocol is quite simple and understood.
There supposedly exists private tooling to rewrite the firmware to anything but "Magician's Dead". Firmware is distributed with gamedata. (Source: Cereth)
There exists private tooling to rewrite the firmware, that is part of a private project that might eventually be open-sourced.
| SDSlot ID | ID 1 | ID 2 | Game/Comment |
|---|---|---|---|
| K91012581 | |||
| M9009288A | K9101258C | J9100647A | |
| M9009153A | K9101258A | J9100647A | Love Live |
| Love Live - Next Stage | |||
| K9101258A | Magicians Dead | ||
| Magicians Dead Next Blazing | |||
| M9009144A | K9101258A | J9100647A | Street Fighter V |
| Densha de Go!! | |||
| Starwing Paradox | |||
| Street Fighter 6 |
These are the models I've found, please help filling out missing details.
Love Live does not work as normal inputs in Windows.
Street Fighter V is not working as normal inputs in Windows 10. (Source: Mirkvid)
As far as we know, none of the existing firmware works as HID devices, but the protocol is quite simple and understood.
There supposedly exists private tooling to rewrite the firmware to anything but "Magician's Dead". Firmware is distributed with gamedata. (Source: Cereth)
There exists private tooling to rewrite the firmware, that is part of a private project that might eventually be open-sourced.
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