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- Who has the best replacement Midway Pac-Man joystick or who has . . .
GroovyGameGear Pac-Pro™ Leaf Switch 4-way Arcade Joystick [PACPROLEAF4W] - Another GroovyGameGear Exclusive! The Pac-Pro™ 4-way True Leaf Switch Joystick is the ultimate solution for those looking for a nearly silent, mechanically restricted 4-way joystick, with WICO, HAPP, X-arcade mounting
- Best general purpose (4w and 8w) mame joystick
The best case scenario will always be to have both a dedicated 8-way and a 4-way joystick in the same cabinet, or a dedicated 4-way games cabinet, and a dedicated 8-way games cabinet Most other sticks that are 4-way 8-way convertible would require flipping changing the actuator on most of the Western sticks, and or repositioning a gate or
- The Official Monroe Joystick Thread | Museum of the Game . . .
I'm still wondering what the joystick on the right is used for (See below) The red ball-top is small relative to the shaft And it has two leaf switch positions occupied out of four available And it has the same base as my 4-way Monroe next to it Darren Harris Staten Island, New York
- History of early joysticks? | Museum of the Game® International . . .
There were tons of incremental innovations in that field that led up to the joystick you see today The evolution can be seen from two sides of the spectrum, the products released and the patents filed over the decades One of the interesting facets of this discussion is the patents involved in the joystick industry over the years
- What 49 way joystick will work to play Sinistar etc in MAME?
Brad, thanks for the info Nice looking sticks! But so far no luck turning up an Arch Rivals stick either Do you know of a 49 way stick or other joystick that would work properly for Sinistar if it was running in MAME as opposed to the JROK board or original hardware?
- Two-way Arcade Games list - Museum of the Game Forums
Tapper is 4 way You push up down to move between kegs, left right to run down the bar to grab the tips Up down while in the middle of the bar quick zips you back to the keg
- Lube for Joysticks?! - Museum of the Game Forums
With a Nintendo joystick, the most important thing is to clean it thoroughly The ball pivot socket is a trap for crud buildup The easiest thing to do is take it apart and let the base (which contains the pivot ball encased in a socket) soak overnight in a solvent (gasoline is an effective solvent, and cheap enough to use in parts-soaking
- Nintendo Joysticks what LUBE does everyone use?
Just curious as to the BEST LUBE to use for the pillow balls and guide plate area on a Nintendo joystick? My joystick on my Punch-Out!! machine is starting to stick especially to one side Very dry My manual describes the LUBE procedure but doesn't suggest what to use? Hoping to find a suggestion that is easy to obtain
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