N64 button layout install#

If I do convert this to N64 (not happening unless I get thos 27.5mm buttons), I'll take the top plastic piece of the control panel to a metal workshop and ask them to make me a steel version of it. I deserve all this for trusting 10+ year old forum posts from SRK. Some folks have said that removing the metal plate that screwed inside to the bottom of the case gives you more space, but that metal plate is actually also structurally important as it's keeping the bottom plastic rigid. I could widen the holes a bit to fit 28~28.5mm buttons like the American style convex buttons IL makes, but those are too deep for the case вЂ“ there's surprisingly very little space inside. So, unless I find another one for measly sum I won't be ordering any parts for it, as it seems 27.5mm Korean buttons are sold out everywhere (yes, even in Korea). By applying force the panel gives in from the middle. Well, they're not actually very sturdy at all. I was under the impression that Saulabi's are sturdy and just have **** parts*. I dismantled it partially and was rather disappointed. Or, The Kase, as my bestest friend krunchywasp would say.ДЄny recommendations are welcome, but if you make fun of the N64 you will be banned for life from the sex party.

N64 button layout install#

I know which parts I'd like to install if I can't get that UMK3 layout, but I have no clue about the case. Based on my limited testing on Japanese style layouts Seimitsu LS-60 works very well with MK games despite having corners, so I'm leaning towards that stick mech and Seimitsu parts in general. Building a two player stick or two separate sticks is likely the only way to go. Brook gets that people also want to use arcade sticks. Raphnet makes Wii Classic to N64 converters, but those are designed for analog controls. I don't mind so much if they're in two arcs/straight lines if the price is right at this point.Д«rook has been silent about making N64/GC converters since teasing the possibility in April 2020, so I guess that project got scrapped. Preferably the main layout would have more than the usual six buttons, which means an eight button layout would be nice. L, R and Z can't be omitted (Z can hang around in the same area with the Start button). Anyone got any other budget ideas? N64 needs nine buttons + Start. But not a single one I've found so far has had enough button holes or been available in Europe. Neither solution isn't going to just fall on my lap anytime soon if ever, so.ДЇor the cheapest case options I've found that Amazon has crappy acrylic cases and sometimes just the cases of those awful two player sticks with a Pandora's Box inside. Ideally I'd like something big with a two player panel, a button layout that works well for Mortal Kombat Trilogy (same layout as UMK3) and doesn't cost me a fortune (a friend was supposed to go 50/50 with me on this but he bailed 100%). This time I figured I'd ask around for ideas outside of the usual fighting game circles. I come back to this 'I need to build an N64 arcade stick' phase every damn year.