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superbigjay:
For the shift button. It might depend on the KB encodre you're using.

In my case, I'm using a Keywiz, which has a dedicated "shift" button (shazam)

You can mount that ---steaming pile of meadow muffin--- button on your CP or visible if required....

Good luck with your project 

Jay :cheers:
BORIStheBLADE:
I'm going with the I-pac, but thanks for the heads up.
Aurich:
I recommend a dedicated shift button. I've done it both ways, and I won't ever go without one again. Using Player1 Start is a real pain when you're actually playing a game with a second player and you accidentally trigger something in the heat of people banging buttons.
Apollo:

--- Quote from: Aurich on August 26, 2007, 07:15:31 pm ---I recommend a dedicated shift button. I've done it both ways, and I won't ever go without one again. Using Player1 Start is a real pain when you're actually playing a game with a second player and you accidentally trigger something in the heat of people banging buttons.

--- End quote ---

Agreed, I lost count of the number of times my brother-in-law reset the game in the middle of a hardcore bomberman world seesion by pressing p2 when i was pushing p1
xmenxmen:
I don't like the shift button.  You can still have a decently clean setup without it.  Beside the 6 or 7 button plus p1+2, why not just have a quit and pause button in the middle.  Still nice and clean and you don't have to remember all those key combination.  And a added bonus, some also have 2 additional button for emu and list. 

And if you got kids, you might want to hide the quit button somewhere else, like the top of the cab.  I prefer convenience. 

Take a look in the cp database and you will notice tons of nice and clean cp with the above extra buttons mention.
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