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@@Eric-sj8rn I have noticed differences, depending on the revision of the controller being used as well. There are different Sega Genesis revision models that also exhibit this behavior.

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Yes - here it is: Ya - ini dia retrogameboyz.com/products/vectrex-analog-arcade-stick-controller-game-system-joystick

No, that video is showing the input latency comparison between the 7800+ and the real 7800 on a crt and modern tv with hdmi - the input latency is most likely due to the modern display and has nothing to do with the control pad, but that wireless / control pad is what’s included with the 7800+ , I have another video on my channel that covers the issues with that included controller (wired one) Overall, the included control pad is garbage. The directional pad is very mushy. The buttons are in a weird position and mushy. Whoever decided to go with that option was trying to make money as fast as possible, by reusing an old design instead of trying to create something new that was usable and comfortable

Hey man - thanks - it is a fun version. With every stick I make, I go through a testing Q/A routine and that game I sit at the longest lol - BTW I was looking for you on Twitter and when I went to my messages it said your account was gone. I made the USB version of my arcade sticks with the keypad that we spoke about a long time ago: retrogameboyz.com/products/retrogameboyz-arcade-single-stick-mega-8-button-usb-or-4-button-colecovision-configuration

Awesome thank you for letting me know. Merry Christmas!

Hi there - happy birthday and congrats on the SMS - it was my first console as a kid and I loved it. The SMS needs a Pause mod installed in the console itself - and then it is initiated on a pin that is hooked up to a joystick port. My control pads can be modded to initiate this pause mod on the console, many have done it. There are a few different pause mods though, so you would have to do see what is available from those that provide the kits. Inherently my SMS control pads don't have pause capability out of the box and yes the Thumbstick can be removed - but it does provide more precision and control. Hope that helps --- Regards, Mike

Awesome - Contact me at my site. We can discuss.

Thank you!!!

@@standave57 hey Dave, I responded to your inquiry on Etsy as well. So please let me know if you have any other questions.

Thanks man - I never would’ve made this at first. But - It’s my customers that ask and I’m always willing to accommodate them if I have the capability to do so - and this was a fun project. 😊

@retrogameboyz It's definitely one of the coolest setups I've seen. 👍🏼 Always enjoy your content. Thanks for sharing.

thanks man that is very kind of you - I love doing this and have fun with it and always love to share! Stay well

You are most welcome!

yeah....he is. lol - still love it !

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Yes, it is possible - in my situation it turned out to be a bad extruder motor as all the settings prior worked just fine. My initial steps helped, but when I started a larger print, similar issues occurred, I took off the extruder motor and tried to spin the gear and it is very difficult.

@@kghhgkgk6322 hey there - so it is designed for wired Genesis controllers. But there are different revisions where certain games exhibit an auto movement to the left / right - but adjusting the Pokey POT in the 5200 console fixes it. If you have anything specifically you would like to discuss please let me know. I found the new revision of the M30 wireless controllers by 8bitDo no longer work and the Big 6 by RetroBit does work for most games but I noticed space invaders moved to the left automatically - it’s an odd behavior with the 5200.

@@retrogameboyz everything about the 5200 seems complicated and odd lol

@@kghhgkgk6322 I hear ya lol - it’s the way the 5200 handles the auto centering. The joysticks never auto centered correctly and the way the games are programmed each one can interpret different auto center values. And when the console starts up it tries to read the center of the joystick that’s why the console failed because most times the joysticks were never in the proper position causing the games to act erratically at times or not function. I have a 5200 digital arcade stick that I made that has knobs to calibrate the center position it works with most of the game library I’ve sold over 500 of them since 2020 everybody loves them

Thanks man - interesting you said that because that’s what I remember but then doing a search on Google I did find a picture with blue bat style but then a lot of them I’m seeing also have red ball knobs as well - so I’m wondering if they had different versions of them? I can make that an option as well. Trust all is well with you - take care

@@retrogameboyzIn case you need a product tester, I’m down the street, bordering Casselberry. 🙂

@@retrogameboyz The original Robotron 2084 machines all had Bat Tops on them. If you ever find one in the wild with ball tops, they were swapped by arcade operators

Hey man!! Hope all is well. I’m not on Twitter much - moved to threads - I’ll be here for you when ready. Stay well.

@@retrogameboyz I left Twitter as well. Just dicording it til I find a new home. We will be in touch sir!

Hi There - thanks for your question - I do have designs for a 4 button base - but it is much larger. The internal board does support 4 buttons as prepared for eventually creating a larger design. If you want 4 buttons in this smaller form factor - I would have to use smaller buttons - reach out to me on my site and we can discuss - retrogameboyz.com

Thanks man!

Same - the entire NES series from graphics to gameplay to music are just outstanding

@@retrogameboyz I still listen to mega man 3 intro until this day and I’m 45

Thanks man - hope all is well. BTW been sending customers your way for coleco repairs and mods and I've been meaning to tell you that I added you to my partners / affiliate page retrogameboyz.com/pages/partners-and-affiliates - if there is anything you want me to add or change please let me know - stay well!

@@retrogameboyz You're welcome, you've always done excellent work! We're getting back to normal here thankfully. Thank you for your support too and you'll always have ours here. Thank you. :)

Thanks Jim!

Thank you - unfortunately not at this time as that would require a completely brand new PCB and mold injected controller mold. If I can find something already available that I can modify I’ll definitely post about it. Thanks for your support!

Thanks for replying. Love your work always. I really do harp about your controllers every chance I get. There's nothing that comes close to the quality you offer!

Thanks Micky really appreciate you!

Best comment ever lol - thanks for great vibes!

thank you!