It’s a Brook PS4 Fightboard with a custom breakout pcb from Hitbox.
I much prefer the piano method for HCB and HCF inputs. I’ve only been playing Tekken so far and have not found any need for sliding methods yet. After playing with it for a couple days though, my skills have dramatically increased. I feel much more competent as a player. It is way fun to use! Now I am just waiting for Tekken 7’s release 
Where can I buy a plexi for the PS4 current Hitbox? Someone said the included graphic was a sticker you could peel off with enough effort but after taking mine apart I discovered it’s laser etched on there it seems. I sent a DM to Jasen’s customs asking him but I figured I’d ask here if anyone knows. Tek innovations isn’t responding to messages and hasn’t update the site in a while so they prob are out of the question. Anyway let me know. Thx.
I order my own faceplates on vectorealism.com…I send them a DWG file, and they laser-cut whatever material you want, from metal to plexiglass…I think they sell worldwide.
Thanks for the heads up finch. Do you have a DWG file for the PS4 Hitbox? If so can you DM me so I can have you send it to me?
So I was reading some Redditt threads on Hitbox and people seem to be under the impression that you need to use your left thumb to jump. Even people who actually have it are struggling with jumping because they try and do that. Am I the only one that found it more natural to use your right thumb to jump?
It’s what we teach but people don’t want to listen to us even though we make the thing.
I use the left thumb, for me is more natural…but I think that the jump button is positioned there in order to choose what hand you prefer! But using the hitbox that way can be a real mess for my brain…I mean…Left hand move the character, right hand hit. End! =P …As for the hitbox layout, if you PM me your email I can send you the dwg file! Only one thing: you have to take the dimensions of your plate because mine is modeled on the Namco Arcade Stick panel. However, the holes position is the same as the original hitbox.
Do you guys at Hitbox have any plans to offer a clear plexi so us official Hitbox users can install our own art? I have the art template and already have my art printed out. Just trying to find a clear plexi for the thing. Also when are Hitbox tshirts going back on sale on the site? It’s so hard to get in touch with you guys or get a response. You should hire someone specifically for pubic relations/customer service. Some stay at home dad or mom or something that won’t require high pay right now…
We’re currently focusing on Smash Box stuff so it might be a while before we restock and look into other things. I apologize for the inconvenience.
I found a plexi shop near me that is able to custom make plexis to the size needed for the Hitbox. Would you guys sue me if I got some made and started selling them to Hitbox owners. I would sell them at cost/no profit. I have a good job in IT and don’t want/expect to make a living selling Hitbox plexis. I just want to help out my fellow Hitbox owners. We’re a brotherhood you know.
It’s cool, don’t worry about it. You wouldn’t be the only one selling Hit Box stuff.
Is there a plan for Hitbox arcade to provide firmware update for ps4 model with xinput?
We can look into it but no guarantees on that.
I’ve created a Hitbox Discord for users that are interested in talking to other owners. https://discord.gg/ncRJJMV
Does anyone happen to know what PCB board the PS4 Hitbox uses? IIRC it uses a brook PCB board, no?
I’m curious about input lag benchmarks for the hitbox and just wanted to see where it stacks up.
To me it feels fine. But knowing the actual numbers wouldn’t hurt.
Brook PS4 Fightboard soldered to a custom breakout board.
Hey guys, my hitbox kinda bit the dust. Any place I can get a custom hitbox? I would like the layout a bit different to match my hands a bit more with some buttons elsewhere.
We don’t do customs unfortunately.