Has anyone had any problems using this board? I bought one to replace my MCthulu and Imp boards and it worked great for a while on my PS4. Used it on my PC for emulators and it was fine but I put it down and didn’t use it for a few weeks. Couple of days ago I plugged it into my PS4 and after a few minutes my joystick stops responding. It DOES NOT disconnect, it just stops responding. Once I unplug it, I get a notice saying controller has been disconnected. When the cable is plugged in again, push the home button, and select a profile it works fine for a few minutes then stops responding again. Any advice? I spent $94 updating my joystick and I can’t play online matches cause it is an auto-win for my opponent. Thanks!
I just installed a UFB into my VLX using Jasen’s EZ-Mod! Got it from Arcade-Shock in two days. Very happy so far, just one question. When I plug it into my Windows 10 computer in PS3 or PS4 mode and look at the inputs, the left analog stick always shows a tiny amount of random movement when I’m not doing anything. I haven’t noticed this affecting actual gameplay, so I’m not too worried, but is this normal/expected?
Hmm… that’s odd, me and @Vicko noticed the same thing on the Brook UFB build he did for me, but it was only in PS3 mode (Win7 |32bit). But yes, it’s only apparent in the joy.cpl window, and doesn’t effect game play.
The converter is your cheapest route, but what Vicko said is right… I have the TE2 Crossbone setup, and actually piggybacked both PS360+ and PAS Brooks breakout board. I flipped the sys2 setup so it goes to the Brooks PCB 1st, before the XB1 since I play SFV more than KI now.
And for the LED’s which LED are you talking about? the Madcatz logo or the Home/Guide LED? If it’s the latter, there is a way, and it’s in the TE2 Crossbone thread. He actually wrote out the wiring diagram to tell you which wire does (ie; use LED on/off/haptic button as PS4 touchpad, etc)…
Wii U and Wii support would be amazing. I also hope this is a possibility, lots of virtual console stuff I’d use a stick for and Tekken ball of course.
As a classic controller? As a Pokken controller? As something wireless(Gamepad/Pro controller) via an add-on?
Also unrelated to this, I had a product idea that would appeal to the WiiU guys, some way to use a keyboard and mouse in place of the gamepad, because so many games offer tilt as a way to shoot but a mouse would be much better.
I just purchases a Brooks Universal Board,Paradise Arcade Shop 20 pin harness, and 10 foot USB cable.
Is there a step by step page or video that can help me understand how to install everything on a Madcatz TE Round 1 stick? Keep in mind I have never worked with joystick modding before or anything like it.
