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ya i really want one too. does anyone know the price of the tournament stick. its the bigger model and i think the video review gs did said it was like the best one. i saw there was 2 models a slightly bigger one and then a smaller one which both really looked good? so if anyone knows it would be great.
im still checking ebay and some of these guys want 240 plus shipping. its too much to spend right now
On this site you can buy custom made arcade sticks compatible with the 360 but they'll cost you around the same price as the Mad Catz SF4 fightstick. I'm planning on saving and buying the Mad Catz one on Ebay if still available by then.If not, then I'll buy one of those in the link.ForsakenWicked
im in the same boat as you. i would probably get the madcatz one but those also look pretty good. i so want the tournament stick from madcatz. its bigger, but looks and probably is so much better than the reg. edition of the arcade stick!
there both made by madcatz the only difference is the 150 one uses sanwa parts and the 80 doesntTournament stick is $149.99 but is sold out and going for like $400-500.
I will buy the mad catz but really want the tournament stick.
Sherjas24
[QUOTE="Sherjas24"]there both made by madcatz the only difference is the 150 one uses sanwa parts and the 80 doesntTournament stick is $149.99 but is sold out and going for like $400-500.
I will buy the mad catz but really want the tournament stick.
nynthninja
whats the difference between sanwa parts and regular parts on the arcade sticks?
The TE Fight Stick is made by MadCatz the only real differance is the buttons and the joystick.The TE Fight Stick has SANWA buttons and joystick where the Fight Stick has MadCatz buttons and joystick.Tournament stick is $149.99 but is sold out and going for like $400-500.
I will buy the mad catz but really want the tournament stick.
Sherjas24
well i dont have a collectors one but from what i hear Sanwa parts are the holy grail of arcade stic components where as my $80 one has a square stopper on the joystick that makes quarter half and full circles feel akward to the point my arcade stick is sitting in my closet already nynthninjaWhy don't you change out the joystick it is simple to do.Why would you pay 80 or 90 bucks for A fight stick and put it in the closet GEEZ LOL !
On this site you can buy custom made arcade sticks compatible with the 360 but they'll cost you around the same price as the Mad Catz SF4 fightstick. I'm planning on saving and buying the Mad Catz one on Ebay if still available by then.If not, then I'll buy one of those in the link.ForsakenWicked
My brother makes those, and they're generally less than $80 total. He imports the buttons from Japan, wires it up, makes a case, top graphic art, and lays it with a nice smooth piece of fibre glass (?). When it's done, I swear he bought it (he's a perfectionist).
He's never sold one before (only uses them w/ friends and tournaments), but I could ask if he's willing to make a few in bulk and eBay them out for ~$100.
Hopefully I can convince him to make one for me...:)
[QUOTE="nynthninja"]well i dont have a collectors one but from what i hear Sanwa parts are the holy grail of arcade stic components where as my $80 one has a square stopper on the joystick that makes quarter half and full circles feel akward to the point my arcade stick is sitting in my closet already venomdeoWhy don't you change out the joystick it is simple to do.Why would you pay 80 or 90 bucks for A fight stick and put it in the closet GEEZ LOL ! its kinda not worth it since i have to start a tournament run where joysticks are not allowed effin gamestop
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