Tighe
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So I got my order of competition buttons from Lizard Lick yesterday in the mail and I finally got to install them. I was worried that I would not know where my fingers were located with the competition buttons, but after asking my wife for an opinion I decided to give them a try.
Here is what my control panel looked like before:
And after, notice I got player 1 and player 2 embossed buttons:
So now I have competition sticks and buttons in that cabinet.
And the difference is very noticeable, my fingers can move from button to button easier and the throw of the button seems shorter. I will definitely keep them in this cabinet. And my Neo Geo feels not as good with the standard buttons, but I don't know if I will switch them in that cab. I think it all depends, with the MVC I want a really responsive panel that my fighter fans can play with me and not complain about the buttons. They all have Sanwa sticks and buttons in their homemade PS2 arcade sticks.
I also got new buttons and sticks for the MK1 I just got, but in this case I stuck with the concave buttons. I think that it would be weird to have competition buttons in a MK1.
My only complaint is that the buttons came with some really cheap looking switches, I wonder how long they will last.
Here is what my control panel looked like before:
And after, notice I got player 1 and player 2 embossed buttons:
So now I have competition sticks and buttons in that cabinet.
And the difference is very noticeable, my fingers can move from button to button easier and the throw of the button seems shorter. I will definitely keep them in this cabinet. And my Neo Geo feels not as good with the standard buttons, but I don't know if I will switch them in that cab. I think it all depends, with the MVC I want a really responsive panel that my fighter fans can play with me and not complain about the buttons. They all have Sanwa sticks and buttons in their homemade PS2 arcade sticks.
I also got new buttons and sticks for the MK1 I just got, but in this case I stuck with the concave buttons. I think that it would be weird to have competition buttons in a MK1.
My only complaint is that the buttons came with some really cheap looking switches, I wonder how long they will last.
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