Analog CyberStick Demo Vid

[shubibiman]

BTW, have you tried with Battle Ace?

[esteban]

I just watched the entire video. I absolutely loved every second of it. Goddamn. I want this analog controller + adapter. Goddamn.

   

[SuperDeadite]

BTW, have you tried with Battle Ace?

Not yet, I'll have to dust off the SGX tonight.

[Tatsujin]

If it works, it could be considered as the Power console budget version

[Black Tiger]

Wow, Afterburner II and Operation Wolf in particular seem all the more impressive with those controls. The movement of Afterburner makes it look like someone playing the arcade. And really, Operation Wolf controls pretty much the same way on the arcade as well.

[esteban]

Wow, Afterburner II and Operation Wolf in particular seem all the more impressive with those controls. The movement of Afterburner makes it look like someone playing the arcade. And really, Operation Wolf controls pretty much the same way on the arcade as well.

I, too, was surprised by Operation Wolf (and Forgotten Worlds)!

I really, really wish that Space Harrier had analog support. That would have been AMAZINGLY AWESOME, as far as I am concerned.

[soop]

Yeah, I'm surprised - it certainly fits with the whole into-the-screen Sega arcade conversion mould.  Well maybe Space Fantasy Zone will.

[soop]

SuperDeadite, is there any way you could open up the XHE-3 and post pictures? I'm really curious to know exactly what's inside the thing, and whether or not it includes any ICs. Its a bit hard to find, so it would be nice if it was possible for people to make their own.

Grahf: http://www.gamesx.com/wiki/doku.php?id=pcexe1apsoft

[grahf]

Space Harrier does not work.  Grahf, due to the way it's built, I can't really get any pics worth a damn.  But there's not much in there, just 2 caps, about 6 resistors, and 1 IC, labeled:  TOSHIBA 74HC157AP, plus the Select and Run buttons, that's it.

Thanks a lot! That's the info I was after. And thanks, soop.

[SuperDeadite]

Wow, Afterburner II and Operation Wolf in particular seem all the more impressive with those controls. The movement of Afterburner makes it look like someone playing the arcade. And really, Operation Wolf controls pretty much the same way on the arcade as well.

I, too, was surprised by Operation Wolf (and Forgotten Worlds)!

I really, really wish that Space Harrier had analog support. That would have been AMAZINGLY AWESOME, as far as I am concerned.

Not on PC-Engine, but here's the list of MegaDrive games that support the analog XE-1AP controller, no idea if the Cyberstick will work or not though.
The XE-1AP controller actually has dipswitches that change the output between X68k/MSX,  FM Towns, and MegaDrive.  The Cyberstick doesn't do this, so I'd need an adapter to test them.

Afterburner II
Afterburner III (MegaCD)
Afterburner Complete (32X)
Galaxy Force II
Super Monaco GP II
Space Harrier (32X)
Star Blade (MegaCD)
Night Striker (MegaCD)
Fastest One
Musha Aleste (yes seriously)

[SuperDeadite]

I can 100% confirm that Battle Ace does not work.

[soop]

I can 100% confirm that Battle Ace does not work.

NOOOO

I'm racking my brain for more suggestions, but Space Harrier was probably the best shot.  And I think what you did with going through the NEC Avenue games was a good idea too.  Maybe some driving games like Chase HQ or S.C.I

[PunkicCyborg]

Oh I thought you couldn't use a tripod because they were banned in moon-speak land.

[SuperDeadite]

Oh I thought you couldn't use a tripod because they were banned in moon-speak land.

Exactly, hence i use my arcade cab stool balanced on a cd case.

[shubibiman]

I can 100% confirm that Battle Ace does not work.

Thanks for having checked
That's very surprising.