Build Your Own Arcade Controls Forum
Main => Main Forum => Topic started by: moosekatdeluxe on October 12, 2013, 05:21:16 am
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Hi guys,
Just received my first set of bsticks and uttons for my 2 player bartop. Due to finances i am buying player to contols next month.
I know that some people have exit buttons, pause buttons, etc aswell, but what buttons do I really need on my setup? I have also bought a mini-ipac so do have a limit on butons.
Thanks.
Nick
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Hi guys,
Just received my first set of bsticks and uttons for my 2 player bartop. Due to finances i am buying player to contols next month.
I know that some people have exit buttons, pause buttons, etc aswell, but what buttons do I really need on my setup? I have also bought a mini-ipac so do have a limit on butons.
Thanks.
Nick
I always do 6 buttons per player for main buttons and 1 button each for start\coin and one final black button for admin combos that is usually situated next to player ones start.
(http://i1302.photobucket.com/albums/ag134/CoryDee/GEDC0206_zps958687a0.jpg)
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6 is the most you'll need per player for arcade games.
I like a dedicated exit button that posts as the escape key and that's about it.
For anything else, I plug in a USB keyboard.
On my current build, I did do gamelist <> buttons, but they also double as coin buttons if you don't want to put a quarter in.
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For a two player setup, I'd go with 6 Acton buttons per player, two start buttons, two coin buttons, and an exit/pause button fit a total of 17.
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I went the other route with my MiniPAC and maxed out the buttons available. I have 26 buttons - 2 x 6 button Street Fighter layouts, a coin & start for each player, 2 pinball buttons on each side (total 4, not shown), L & R mouse buttons above the trackball, then 4 x menu buttons for exit, menu, pause, and HyperPause. I realize that a shift button is available and I could have less buttons but I've been happy with it.
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I've got 6 buttons per player, start buttons for each, pause and exit. Also have two in the sides for pinball flippers and one in front for a plunger. So 19 total.
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6 per player in a streetfighter layout.
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Horizontal Cabinet: 6 per player
Vertical Cabinet: 3
My bartops almost always have 3 or less, except the defender and a 2 player bartop.