> Thanks for the info.
> Are they all that expensive? On eBay they all cost more than $ 400.
> Also, I didn't find one with USB support. Do you know where I can find more
> information about it?
> I would need one where I can use standard PC USB gamepads and where I can configure
> the buttons and map them at will. (For example, I like to play "Street Fighter II",
> but I'm not good with those arcade sticks, so I would use a Super Nintendo-style
> gamepad and map the buttons accordingly, like hard punch and hard kick go to the
> shoulder buttons.)
Sorry to say but none will support what you want. Typically they support either neo-geo controllers or genesis controllers but not USB, let alone key combos. Genesis super guns, make sure they support 6-button controllers and make sure that they have some way to connect to the kick harness on the board.
However you might find getting/building one bespoke is going to be easier and cheaper. I made my own harness for Gauntlet Dark Legacy that uses genesis controllers. It's not petty and one button is missing but it does the job.
EDIT: And yes, they can be very expensive for no reason other than it's for arcade stuff and is a sort of niche market. I'm sure many people could help build or design one.
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Edited by Naoki (03/22/13 12:57 AM)
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