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I've been busting my booty this week prepping a pile of these. Some will be sent out to distros (USA, Ireland, Japan) and I'll keep some on hand for direct orders. I've replied to some of you via DM, but I'll post up again when they are ready to head out the door (likely this weekend). Thanks to everyone for your patience. It's been a much larger hurdle than I anticipated finding a shop to make the little clear faceplates. Shout out to @Lions3 for making it happen!
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Hoosiershadow
Beginner
telecommand
Student
Hello - can anyone please confirm if the UD-USBs work fine with the Brook Retro board? Had a search around but couldn't find the answer..
Putting one into my fightstick so just checking if I need to also put in a Brook UFB to use with the UD-USB, or if the Retro board will be fine on its own. Thanks!
Putting one into my fightstick so just checking if I need to also put in a Brook UFB to use with the UD-USB, or if the Retro board will be fine on its own. Thanks!
theoddtech
Enthusiast
confirmed - that's what i use mine with primarily
Lokomotivet
Beginner
LittleLarrySellers
Professional
@undamned - shot in the dark here but any chance the USB decoder supports X-arcade?
I had the itch for good old fashioned American style joystick and buttons recently and remembered I have one of these buried in storage from my MAME cabinet days. I can get it to work with my Mister but the UD-USB will flash red when I try DirectInput mode and do nothing in XInput mode so guessing probably a no go eh?
I had the itch for good old fashioned American style joystick and buttons recently and remembered I have one of these buried in storage from my MAME cabinet days. I can get it to work with my Mister but the UD-USB will flash red when I try DirectInput mode and do nothing in XInput mode so guessing probably a no go eh?
If it doesn't work you can always add a brooks board to it and it'll work for sure.
Sorry, I haven't gotten back to driver updates for a while. I apologize to everyone.
Probably not. I'm guessing it's pretty generic HID USB gamepad and that's on my todo list, for sure (particularly for people who want to use those "zero delay" cheap PCBs
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hoping soon
triple_lei
Student
Cool anecdote I didn't know where to put:
Recently I got a Pac-Man multi-kit, and to get to the options menu you have to hold Player 1 Start upon bootup.
My dedicated 4-way stick (Sanwa JLF, short shaft, Kowal oversized actuator, 2 lb. spring) uses a Brook Universal Fighting Board, and to get that to work with the UD-USB at all, you have to hold 1P (square) upon connecting -- in this case, also upon bootup.
Well, I'm happy to say I don't have to do anything complicated if I want to enter the options menu with my preferred stick; I just need to hold down Player 1 Start and 1P upon bootup. Guess that means the UD-USB is fast!
Recently I got a Pac-Man multi-kit, and to get to the options menu you have to hold Player 1 Start upon bootup.
My dedicated 4-way stick (Sanwa JLF, short shaft, Kowal oversized actuator, 2 lb. spring) uses a Brook Universal Fighting Board, and to get that to work with the UD-USB at all, you have to hold 1P (square) upon connecting -- in this case, also upon bootup.
Well, I'm happy to say I don't have to do anything complicated if I want to enter the options menu with my preferred stick; I just need to hold down Player 1 Start and 1P upon bootup. Guess that means the UD-USB is fast!