Arcade Otaku - アーケード オタク

Cheers Ultron. here is the Hatsuden stuff too:

TheRedKnight wrote:

Devil Soundwave wrote: Chrome and Gold buttons and balls.

Oh! Bring bring!

I'll get some in, don't worry.

Also coming at the Japan Amusement Show, this time definitely Sanwa:

Chrome and Gold buttons and balls.
New type of light up buttons.

Arcade Shock have details on Facebook/****, I don't have time to re-post images at the mo.

rufus wrote:I may be wrong but the buttons are also Seimitsu, not Sanwa

You're not wrong. Edited.

Please tell me there is a grey balltop too? Edit: there is, but although Akishop have the ash buttons in stock, no ash LB35 :problem: Are you getting the balltops DS? I have had no confirmation of a ball-top, but if it exists, I shall add it to my next incoming shipment. I want OBSF-30 in ash tbh. ...

The ash buttons are lovely yeah. Some of the fluro balls have been seen before around the time army green was available unless I'm mistaken. I swear arcadeshop.de had them.

Being released on the 19th February at the Japan Amusement Show, and arriving into stock for ArcadeJapan.co.uk shortly thereafter... Seimitsu LS-62-01 Joystick No shaft cover, same spring as LS-60 (softest Seimitsu spring), Octagonal main guide already installed, lever ball only in Black, 8mm shorte...

I dunno if it matters, but pretty sure Ok Baby is from Taiwan, not Hong Kong.

Not a bad idea. Title updated.

Ross

Konami had an arcade chain in the 90s (not sure what year) through the early 00s called Circo Porto, which all either closed down or were bought out. I have some tokens from there :) I don't remember if they had Konami on them or not, so thanks for identifying them. Value just increased 100% :awe:

Neo Geo World was bought out by Tokyo Leisure land. It's still a massive 24-hour arcade out on an island made of trash, but all of the SNK / Neo-Geo signage has been taken down. Wonder what happened to the signage. That stuff would be worth trying to hoover up when these places close down, pretty s...

Just a Pony and Windy 2. Not like they are desirable or anything.

Oh man. If only that was somewhere on the UK...

Ideally he'd need one connecting to his 10 pin AMP UP connector, so it's different to the one in the link, or was that meant as an example? :) No it wasn't meant as an example. It's entirely possible to connect this as well as an AMP up one, but if it's an AMP one you are after then I don't do thos...

I sell them, but am out of stock at the mo. I have the bits on hand to make more, I just haven't got round to it yet. How urgent?

http://arcadejapan.co.uk/arcade-japan-w ... ck-Harness

Matthijs wrote:Devil Soundwave, nem, Shadolf,

Thanks very much for the insights, much appreciated! I think I'll go with what DS suggested and get some LS-32s off ArcadeJapan in a few days.

Should be open again on the 4th.

The shortest, easiest thing to do would be to just buy a bog standard LS-32 and swap the old plate onto the new stick. No fannying about with wiring. Alternatively, if you want to order the exactly the "right" stick (which will be exactly the same as if you just do the above), you want an LS-32-SS: ...

You can often push the pin through from the non-pcb side, but if this proves difficult, you can use a paperclip threaded through on the pcb side to help pull it out.

PDF docs on this page.

http://akishop-customs.com/PS360.html

I'll get on it...