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| Re: Does anybody here have an X-Arcade stick? by Ice Cream Jonsey 02/26/2007, 8:59am PST | ||||
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bink wrote: I don't have an X-Arcade stick, but I do have the trackball they put out, and it's fantastic. Best and sturdiest trackball I've ever used. It's ENORMOUS, however. X-Arcade makes good stuff in general: the only thing to avoid is their cabinet for $2,995. That thing is ridiculous and I'm not saying it's seriously overpriced, only that it's a goofy solution and anyone... ANYONE can do it cheaper on their own. The Tankstick appears to be their newest offering. I think it, and the Dual, have too small a footprint to realistically be a two-person fighting game solution, but the two joystick thing gets you Robotron playing nicely, so. But yeah, I think your question is: do they make flimsy shit I'll regret purchasing? And they definitely do not. They are a great company that makes quality parts. Their main competitor is SlikStik. ICJ |
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Does anybody here have an X-Arcade stick? by 02/26/2007, 3:16am PST  Mouse and Keyboard? by 02/26/2007, 4:10am PST As featured on HBO's "Entourage" by 02/26/2007, 8:55am PST every single thing pimped out on Entourage is a piece of shit by 02/26/2007, 11:11am PST Re: Does anybody here have an X-Arcade stick? by 02/26/2007, 8:59am PST If you're really cheap ... by 02/26/2007, 9:11am PST Well, Robotron is a necessity. by 02/26/2007, 2:30pm PST Re: Well, Robotron is a necessity. by 02/26/2007, 4:28pm PST The X-Arcade Dual Joystick weighs 15lbs, so... by 02/26/2007, 5:00pm PST Re: The X-Arcade Dual Joystick weighs 15lbs, so... by 03/24/2007, 1:01am PDT UPDATE: It's a wash. by 03/24/2007, 12:47am PDT Time to start building. 4-way joysticks cost $18. NT by 03/24/2007, 11:24am PDT |
