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Depending on the controller, then they may work. The Wingman FGC will work with controllers that aren’t from Haute42. The Mayflash v1.1 will work with Mayflash sticks (also depends on model), but I’m not sure about the Booter 5.

The options I know of outside the Booter 5 are the Brook Wingman FGC, Mayflash v1.1, and the PXN N5. I’m not sure how shipping is to Germany from AliExpress, but generally you can find the Mayflash v1.1 and PXN N5 on there. For the Wingman FGC it may be on Amazon so I’d give that a look. Also the Mayflash adapter is also on Amazon. If all of these are out of your reach, then you can also use a third party licensed PS4 controller (cannot be original PS4, PS5 controller, nor a third party licensed PS5 controller) as an alternative, but it may be inconvenient with it attached.

You can select the PCB version on their website. They have options with PS5 compatibility from Brook, but if you get the GP2040-CE version, you will need to purchase an additional board attachment + adapter elsewhere, or just use the Brook Wingman FGC to simplify it. All of those options will only allow use for fighting games on the PS5, but not other games. Next month I believe, Brook is releasing their new adapter that will allow full use of your controller on PS5 with their adapter.

Yes, you can find the download links in the description, and then follow the process in the video.

Unfortunately not.

Make Stick offers prints for your arcade stick so you just need to send in your design for it. For mine I just put it all together using the template for it. I couldn’t find the template online with a google search, but I found it from an old message in the r/fightsticks Reddit Discord server.

This arcade stick is made by the company ISTMall, and they are from Korea.

@@ChronoAscension Oh I think the word confused you. I mean, the phrase of the customized image that looks like what the illustrator worked.

Oh I put the art together using different art I found online. The text on the right side says Reina Mishima.

U and me both… Koreans unite….

I saw online that you can use the replacement rivets for the Hitbox from FocusAttack and they should be compatible. There’s also the R4070 ones you can find online which may be the same as what is on FocusAttack but you might be able to find it for cheaper elsewhere.

It is unfortunate that the prices for these had gone up so much. I assume it has to do with availability since you aren’t buying straight from the GamerFinger company anymore.

This video covers how to do so. You will need an adapter like the ones mentioned to avoid is disconnecting. Otherwise, if you don’t want to get an adapter, then you can use it until it disconnects, but you will need to unplug then replug it in every 8 minutes.

​@ChronoAscension I'm a little confused do you need an adapter to play on the PS4 only ?

Thanks, I put the art together using art from a few different artists, so it’s not a readily available file. But here are the artists’ Twitter handles: AiShou__, JuaagAcgy, click_burgundy, KornArt3, and Michemashu55. The one at the top left does not use Twitter, but there name is hifarry on ArtStation.

@@ChronoAscension Thank you so much man

I’m not sure why yours is bending, even when doing EWGF. You should maybe try pressing the buttons a bit less hard. Or perhaps by bending do you mean the plastic is shifting around because of the acrylic layers? Instead of the R16, you could also try the U16 which doesn’t use the same acrylic layers like their other models. It’s a more uniform and sturdier plastic without any creaking.

@@ChronoAscension the second one u mentioned was a much better comparison, and thank u for the comparison. You are awesome!!

You can, but it will disconnect every 8 minutes without an adapter.

@@ChronoAscension will it work with a PS4 controller plugged in ?

You can use a third party PS4 controller that is licensed as a substitute for an adapter. The official PS4 and PS5 controllers will not work, and third party licensed PS5 controllers will not work either.

@ChronoAscension so this for playing ps4 games on a ps4 , will it work if you go into ps4 mode ?

I’ll be trying out the U16 model eventually. It has the same layout but the buttons are smaller except for the bigger jump button. I would give that a go if the large button layout was giving you trouble. They don’t have a metal version yet though.

Did you put it back in PS5 mode after you updated? It resets your configuration once you’ve updated so you may just need to press Y again when plugging in. Otherwise, I haven’t heard of this issue and I don’t see any message results in the Haute42 and GP2040-CE Discords about it, so I’m not sure what to do.

Maybe try downgrading to firmware version 0.7.8, there may be issues with 0.7.9 and 0.7.10.

It works natively on PC, Switch, and the PS3. For PS5 and PS4, you can use it but it will disconnect after 8 minutes. You will need an adapter to avoid the disconnections. If you want to learn how to set up your controller I have a short video on how to do so on my channel.

Thank you! These don’t have a clicky feel like you’ll find with brown switches. If you look on Arcade Shock’s website, you’ll see they offer a replacement switch for these that is clicky, although I’m not sure how close they are in feel to brown switches. I would also recommend Gamer Fingers (they are a good bit more expensive) as they have hot swappable switches and you can actually put MX style switches like the brown switches in them.

@@ChronoAscension Thank you for the clear reply ;) I'm hoping to find ones a little clicky but not too noisy, much like brown switches (equivalent) . I thought i would like Sanwa, but I found myself exhausting my hands and fingers because there's no feedback when the button is pressed enough, so I end up using the throw length.

I still like Sanwa buttons but they do hurt sometimes when you’re doing repetitive inputs like practicing electrics or combos with repeated buttons. But also, I forgot to mention Crown202 buttons which are cheaper than GamerFingers and also allow for MX switches. Some people say they’re like better Sanwa buttons but I haven’t tried them yet.

Yes, you can, and disassembly is easy so it’s not a difficult process.

I did not purchase it, they sent it to me and I requested that art be added. If you go to their website, you’ll see a C and S section at the top that will help you with the customization and support sections. As for the standalone case, I believe that has a plexi with the fightbox logo printed on with a white background, and I believe it is a direct print to the panel which makes it so that art cannot be added unless a clear panel is purchased.

It feels sturdy to play on. Towards the bottom it may feel more hollow but it’s nice since it’s easier to hold. But this doesn’t compromise the feel of it on the lap since it doesn’t have issues with moving around and feels weighty there. The top panel is also thick so you shouldn’t have issues with that.

@ChronoAscension thanks so much for your detailed description, Subscribe to support your good videos .

Does the controller say PS5 in the screen? If not, you need to hold Y when you plug in the controller. Also, what games are you trying it on? It will only work with fighting games on the PS5.

@@ChronoAscensionIt says ps5 on the screen. I’ve been trying to play street fighter 6 with it

What adapter are you using?

@@ChronoAscension Haute 42 Booter 5. I got it from their aliexpress shop

Just to make sure, you used the flash nuke file, then updated with the Haute42 update file? What version does it say it is on? Also, have you pressed the home button after plugging it in?

It’s not just the PS5 but even the Xbox consoles. But a lot of these companies don’t want third party peripherals being used unless they’re licensed, so they have security protocols which cause the need for adapters. These adapters are a way of making the controllers pass the authentication check so that you can use them despite them being unlicensed. It’s also just a matter of input from one controller to another as not all controllers are made with the intent of it working on a specific console.

@@ChronoAscension Thanks! That's about what I figured :<

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@@ali-kun7038 All about the Benjamins heh

Did you hold the Y button down when you were plugging in the cable?

@@ChronoAscension Thank you. Thanks to you I was able to set it up.

I’d say lap play is a bit unstable given the weight and size. You may have a better experience than with the S-Series because of the rubber pads at the bottom, but personally I would look for something bigger for that.

It would be nice to have more sticks out there for K-Levers other than modding or having to get custom built enclosures. Etokki just sort of going away is unfortunate since I did want to try out one of their sticks one day. You can buy a Myoungshin Fanta and Sanwa buttons from ArcadeShock in the US, but you'd have to end up modding or getting a custom enclosure, but at least there wouldn't be all the international import fees. But the MakeStick Prime being around is good since it's a really solid premade stick and accommodates Korean and Japanese levers. Also thanks, glad the video was insightful, and thank you for adding your own input as well.

That’s just how this layout comes. Spaced layout definitely feels weird if you swap from stick to stick. Otherwise you should be fine if you’re not swapping so often. Also for some, the spaced layout helps to avoid shoulders getting cramped.

@@ChronoAscension yup! thats actually what I prefer and the only reason why I don’t want to sell my Qanba Titan. I love how far apart the Buttons are from the lever. I’ve been emailing ISTMall back & forth, bcoz they do not know which layout (Viewlix or Noir)has the buttons & lever farther apart from each other. even pictures on reddit are different when it comes to the distance of the buttons from the lever.

@@damonlove8 From what I can see, their default layout (the sort of diagonal one) and their CrossUp style ones have the furthest spacing between the lever and the buttons. For the Viewlix and Noir layouts they're much closer, the lever and the buttons. Between the Viewlix and Noir layouts though their doesn't seem to be too much of a difference in distances, so at that point I'd just be focused on button layout preference.

It’ll work on the PS5 without an adapter but will disconnect after 8 minutes due to the PS5’s authentication check. An adapter will overcome this. Also keep in mind that PS5 support on GP2040-CE based controllers (like this one) is limited to fighting games.

@@ChronoAscension so the ps5 support with gp2040 is the with the 8 minites timer, i saw a converter called dongle 5 for haute42 and i saw its plugged alone, like the cable isnt connected to the adapter then to the ps5 but they're separate, does it work like that and if so can you give a brief explanation how? id be very thankful

@@azmohamad1323 I have a video on my channel, it's very short only 2 minutes that explains it. But in short, you just want to update your controller as it is the simplest way to set things up. Then you plug the adapter into the controller itself. The controller has a USB-C port where the cable is plugged into the controller then into the console. But it also has a USB-A port for the adapter to be plugged into. So, once you've updated the controller and plugged in the adapter to the controller, plug the controller into the PS5 and while doing so, hold the Y button for PS5 mode. There are several options for adapters, they all have the same functionality with the Haute42 controllers so choose whichever fits your best personal needs or is available: Haute42 Booter 5, Mayflash v1.1, PXN N5, Wingman FGC, or a licensed third party PS4 controller. If you go the route of a licensed third party PS4 controller, keep in mind you cannot use the original PS4/PS5 controllers, and third party licensed PS5 controllers will not work for authentication.

@@ChronoAscension thank you so much, now i understand, and rare to see content a creator giving detailed responses in comments so really appreciate it, hope you get more subs, your content is good quality, keep up the work

@@azmohamad1323 No problem, thank you!

There are options out there that have this feature, also some parts you can buy to mod it although I’m not sure how well they do so.

@@ChronoAscension Understood thanks.

I’m honestly not sure if there is an option out there that supports both consoles. You may have to buy the adapters separately.

They use an open source firmware called GP2040-CE which does not support the Wii. Maybe with a modded Wii with that one custom application that allows for PS4 controllers to be used, but I’m unsure.

@@ChronoAscension Thanks for explaining!

I believe you’d need to buy a larger dust washer as that’s what some other arcade sticks do if they have the korean lever sized hole. Technically I think it would still work, I think you would just end up having more dust inside.

Tried to do this mod today and unfortunately a Sanwa lever will not fit. They actually remove the top plate from the Korean lever and place that contraption you see inside as the new top plate. With the Korean lever parts removed, you can’t make use of the contraption as it does not have accommodating screw holes for the Sanwa lever. Even with it removed, there isn’t a place to screw down the Sanwa lever so you’ll likely be stuck with just the Korean lever.

​​@@ChronoAscensionwill going for the opposite work? Japanese lever then swap with a Korean lever? Thinking of getting this stick too but I'm stuck with deciding getting a Japanese/Korean lever, it's suck if you can't swap lever

Fightbox have a tutorial for joystick bracket swapping on their youtube, I'm guessing to swap you have to buy Korean lever then chat with them to buy the japanese bracket separately

@@ChronoAscension thanks for the reply thats unfortunate wouldve loved to try a K lever. Guess I'm getting the sanwa version.

@@lou_ures I also had the issue with the USB not going in easily to the R16. Make sure to align it straight and put more force than usual since it’s weirdly a tight fit. My other controllers had no issues with the adapter going in so I think that’s an issue on the R16. Also, these types of adapters are meant to be plugged into the side of the controller, not the console. So make sure to follow the steps in the video if you haven’t, and plug the adapter into the controller and not the console.

Did you skip the flash nuke step? I’m not sure what would stop it from working other than maybe that since skipping that can sometimes cause issues, but I’m not sure if it causes any issues with PS5 authentication. Also, what games are you trying it on? It’s meant for PS5 fighting games as they have legacy controller support which is what’s utilized for these types of things.

@@ChronoAscension no i followed the steps as directed ive even redid the steps and most of the time it doesn't authenticate. i had it authenticated once and it still lost authentication eventually.

also i played sf6

Sorry for the late response, I didn’t see the follow up comments. The only things I can think of are making sure the light on the adapter is on to see if it’s making a proper connection with the controller. If not then unplug and replug it into the controller again. If you haven’t, press Y when you plug it in to set it to the PS5 mode although I’m sure you’ve done that already. If nothing works then try joining their Discord server and ask for help and explain all the steps you took.

In my Qanba Gravity KS video there’s a few more looks at it.

@@amr-OH I was thinking about trying one of those two brands but I haven’t gotten around to it yet.

@@ChronoAscension si tong are better than gamerfinger in every points

No worries, I appreciate all the feedback and I'm glad you're really enjoying the content. I have a new video coming out later today that has more sound tests in it so stay on the look out!

It’s honestly about practice and not so much as the controller. Some people prefer one or the other because it’s what they’re used to and it’s what they’ve practiced on. I would recommend checking out JoyStickNY’s tutorial on youtube for how to use an arcade stick if you’re having any issues with the learning process. If you’ve used keyboard for other games, and that’s what you’re used to, try using it to play fighting games and see if you want to make the switch to a leverless controller.