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Modifying a DC arcade stick
« on: May 28, 2008, 02:36:17 am »
The gameshop in the mall near my appartment sells the official Dreamcast Arcade Stick for around $40. It looks and feels like a solid piece of work and I was wondering if it can be easily modified to work on a PC? Yes, I know there are conversion adapters but I want to modify the cable itself. How much space is there in the casing itself? Would a Jakks board fit inside?
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