While technically not an official SEGA product, it’s still worthy. [stupid emote smiley face]
That sticks is beautiful Kube
Well technically, the VAS-HG is Sega inspired. So I guess it counts.
Not technically a SEGA stick, but my favorite stick for the Saturn- Hori FightStick SS.
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Augh! Evil outsider!
Also, Sega HSS Virtua Sticks all the way.:arazz:
Anyone know how I can get one of those custom Sega sticks made for the PS2/PS3 and how much it would cost?
Hey everyone,
I read in a few places that the HSS-0136 can’t be modded (buttons / stick swap) without losing the art. Why is this the case?
Screws are under the art.
I’m confused. Doesn’t it open from the bottom, like in d3v’s post on page 1? From there couldn’t you just remove the PCB and push the buttons out through the top? I don’t have one yet, I bought one from ebay the other day and I’m waiting for it to arrive. Just trying to plan ahead for a MC Cthulhu project.
There are screws holding the Joystick to the Metal Panel.
You have to remove the art.
Well…technically, if you can map out where the 4 screws are relatively on the top surface, you can slit and cut the areas for the screws and take out the screws that way.
Anyone have a file of the Agetec Dreamcast stick’s template with original details? Just started refreshing one but, it’s pretty rusted.
meet the blast city twins 
Where’s the rest of your BlastCity’s? 
I see you posting all the time on the neo forums so I figured you probably have a few candys. In the hunt for one myself.
still none i like posting there i actually read up on their a lot more then i post( i only have a 100 post there) learning about cabs ill wait for a blast city cab or get a te kraylix or a kraly vlx stand lol i was gonna buy a super neo 29 i still can but i hear parts are hard to get for it if something goes wrong
One of these days, I gotta find me one of those for my own.
Is this high grade in a display case?
It is during a show.
From what I know, VSHG with those Pink Buttons were shown at Tokyo Game Show in 2006.
The game being demo with VSHG was Virtua Fighter 5.