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| huygens:
The Taito Frontline Controller is wired like a regular 8-way joystick + a button. A rotary Interface isn't required. |
| RandyT:
The GP-Wiz40's built-in Roto-X feature supports a special mode for games controlled in the way Front-Line was. But you still need a rotary switch based control to use it. |
| VanillaGorilla:
--- Quote from: mgb on February 21, 2011, 08:03:07 pm ---Here's one. http://www.videogameparts.com/product.sc?productId=838&categoryId=48 --- End quote --- Nope, the page says out of stock... I'm thinking I might just be better off looking for an entire front line to restore.. |
| mgb:
Sorry about that, I didn't notice the out of stock |
| Xiaou2:
--- Quote ---The Taito Frontline Controller is wired like a regular 8-way joystick + a button. A rotary Interface isn't required. --- End quote --- Yes, but we were talking about using a mechanical rotary as an alternative control method. Afaik, Mech.Rotaries are far more plentiful and easier to get hold of. --- Quote ---The GP-Wiz40's built-in Roto-X --- End quote --- Correct me if Im wrong, but isnt there a keypress buffer delay? Meaning, if you turn 8 clicks in less 1/4 a second, it might take like 1 full second for the onscreen character to fully rotate to the intended position due to mames need for consecutive keypresses rather than the direct switch? |
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