Yes & No. If you want one that will only play Gray boards, I can build one for you, but if you want max compatibility the best you can get is USA/Blue and JP/Green (which, afaik, are also compatible w/ Rental/Yellow boards). Unless you already have some huge collection of Gray boards, I would not suggest buying them.
-ud
Thanks for the heads up. Iâm really glad I hit this thread up before making any purchases.
Edit: Another question, will you be taking pre-orders on the UD-CPS2?
I will probably take pre-orders when Iâm ready to start mass production. I donât want to take a bunch of pre-orders and then encounter some hangup in my design and leave people hanging for some undetermined amount of time.
Small Update:
- Started adding a F.A.Q. section to the first post.
- Had a bit of time to play with the faster oscillator on my USB Host and realized I was âdoing it wrongâ
Currently running at old clock speed, but tweaked some code and knocked about 8ms off of the worst response time. A different oscillator should be here next week and I am looking forward to sub-10ms response times.
-ud
Would it be possible to use a USB stick/PCB and hook that up to say⊠a super gun by putting your creation between the two? I think a small converter like that would sell like hot cakes. Even better with a small app that can program the boardâs layout and save it to onboard memory like I-Pac or J-Pac does.
USB input > screw terminal output. Iâd buy one in a heartbeat.
Yep! Totally in the works, man
-ud
If you make that USB->DB15 iâd definitely buy that.
I just registered for the main purpose of telling you that I will buy this as soon as it is available. Have been looking for exactly something like this for several years.
Where can i get a crt tv like yours, im jealous. and im sorry if i misunderstood this, but all your providing is the âsystemâ correct? and i just gotta buy the cartridges/games? will it matter what version it is? forgive me i have no experience with any of this.
That monitor owns and Iâd like to know where to get one too. Yes, itâs just a cps2 a board consolized. You will need cps2 B boards. It shouldnât matter as long as theyâre of US/JP origin. Boards are colored depending upon region, us/jp being blue/green respectively. For others it will require a custom system
What I want to know is, how will controls workâŠ? Will we be able to specify inputs to meet certain needsâŠ? (pads, etcâŠ)
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Also, regarding price can you atleast confirm these wonât cost more than $400âŠ?
Hopefully this will assist in ST revival!
Thanks for the heads up man. Iâm gonna be looking up prices. &as far as inputs go, will I need a specially modded stick in order for it to play on this?
Nope, not as far as I know. Any usb stick should work (with the exception of 360 hardware at the moment) but it is still in the process of being developed.
Thanks! All fresh info will be posted here!
Itâs an Amiga 1080 monitor. Same model also came out for Commodore computers. There is a 1080s model, which has stereo audio, as well. Keep your eye out on ebay, craigs list, etc. Should be able to find one for $20ish. Youâll probably have a better chance finding the whole computer setup than just the monitor alone (ex. http://www.ebay.com/itm/330631073043).
Shouldnât matter whether itâs pad or joystick. Or do you mean change button configuration? I plan on allowing button re-mapping. I will explain further when it is implemented.
I would like to have it in that ballpark, but I am waiting until I have the manufacturing process streamlined before giving a final price.
Indeed!
Update:
The last week has been slow do to waiting on parts and some RL stuff. Ironing out the last of the mechanical stuff so I can make templates for everything and get custom face plates made. Hopefully input lag specs can also get ironed out once I get parts in.
-ud
I didnât notice it when I was playing on it at Devastation, but I noticed on the photos on the first post youâre using an old IBM Thinkpad power supply. I have at least 3 of them laying around my apartment if you wanted them for the future. Still want to talk details about the possible trade. Call me yo, you got my number.
Perhaps a dumb question, but what would a vanilla USB stick be? I dont suppose itâs just a 360/ps3 stick.
Most likely HID which PS3 stuff will typically do.
Guys,
I have a few questions⊠Not gonna ask the obvious about costs since undamned wonât know until his project is done!
Iâm seriously considering jumping onto the CPS-2 bandwagon. There are around a half-dozen CPS-2 games (big 1990s Capcom fan) that I really like with 3-4 that have never been properly ported to console. Itâs looking less likely that Capcom will ever bother to do this. After all, they pretty much have given up putting their own programmers on port projects and have been outsourcing port projects for a few years. Aside from SF Alpha Anthology and Darkstalkers Collection â both Capcom programmer ports --, pretty much everythingâs been done third-party with fair to middling results. I think general consensus is building that Capcomâs Net support sucks but many of us lonesharks hate the changes and rebalances done to the ports.
In all honesty, what are the fair market prices for the A & B board hardware? I understand some B boards may be more expensive due to rarity but on average what can you expect to pay for a B board? Does Phoenixing boards reduce their value? From what I understand there is convenience gained there but forgive me if Iâm mistaken in the belief that altering the B board might affect its market value â ie, many collectors do NOT want permanently altered hardware.
I like that undamned is talking USB controller support⊠This makes the most sense by far and will streamline the process considerably for the most people. Iâm hoping that the final project will support the Hori, Mad Catz, and MC Cthulu PCBâs. These are pretty much what I have now for stick PCBâs. The prospect of redoing things with DB-15 or some other connector is not appealing to me!
Itâs kind of hard to pin down pricing on CPS2 B boards, George. From what Iâve seen on ebay this year, this is what I would expect to pay (some titles are missing, do to not seeing them come up for sale often):
<$50:
Street Fighter Alpha/Zero
Super Street Fighter 2
$50-$75:
Street Fighter Alpha/Zero 2
X-Men Children of the Atom
Marvel Super Heroes
X-Men vs Street Fighter
Marvel Super Heroes vs Street Fighter
Pocket Fighter
D&D: Tower of Doom
Mighty Pang!
Marvel vs Capcom
$100+:
Street Fighter Alpha/Zero 3
Gigawing
Super Puzzle Fighter IIX
1941: The Loopmaster
$150+:
Alien vs Predator
Battle Circuit
D&D: Shadow Over Mysteria
19XX
Dimahoo
Mars Matrix
$200-$250:
Super Street Fighter 2 Turbo
$250-$350:
Progear / Progear no Arashi
A boards hang in the $20-$40 range. As far as Phoenixed boards, itâs almost an eye of the beholder thing. Iâve known people willing to pay more because they want to buy all their stuff Phoenixed and Iâve known people who want to keep their board original as long as possible, if it hasnât already died. I Keystone mod pretty much everything that comes through my hands, making it easier to keep fresh batteries in my boards.
-ud
Thanks undamned!
Confirms what Iâve seen, too â
I was seeing about the same prices you quoted online. The A boards/systems are cheap but the board prices are all over the place now depending on where you buy them!
Most of what I want is thankfully in the lower half of that scale.
I wouldnât care if most of these games are Japanese, Euro, USA, or Hispanic. I think theyâre pretty much all the same and itâs territory switches that determine language (?). Could be mistaken on the territory switch, though.
Iâd be more likely to go the Phoenix route when and if I can find those boards or get them modded⊠I hate the business of those batteries. That kept me from pulling the trigger years ago!
Iâll keep an eye on this thread to see how things go with your mod. Iâm definitely interested.
Is it ready yet? I want to give you money. Will this work on my Xbox TE Stick?
Wow, is US pricing on ST really that insane? Iâve bought several ST B-boards from Japan around „5000 JPY and there are nearly always plenty available. Sure shipping would cost a little more than buying locally, but youâd still come out way below $200 USD total. Just a hint for anyone looking to buy the gameâŠ