a friend of mine had a x-arcade with a broken pcb. So he sold me the broken stick for 15$. I took it home, then I pulled out an old snes controller I have with a broken case (but the pcb on the controller is fine and dandy). Did a bit of inventive wiring with the pcb from the snes controller
(http://www.drakonmusic.com/rare/x-snes.jpg)
and voila, 15$ later I have a x-arcade on a snes. I also did the same thing for my sega genesis but it wasn't as fun playing it on the genesis as it is on the snes. The other strange thing is wiring it into both a snes and genesis controller board at the same time causes it to screw up. The pcbs interfered with each other somehow.
Anyway here's a short video of it in action lol
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UpKl4AH1_84&feature=email (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UpKl4AH1_84&feature=email)
and with one of those snes to pc converters you can still use it for a pc also!
Quote from: Scared0o0Rabbit on January 04, 2009, 07:51:28 PM
and with one of those snes to pc converters you can still use it for a pc also!
actually I use my regular x-arcade stick on my pc. They come setup for usb