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...

Makai Mura is worth a good £200 at least, so you've done very well here.

Rossyra wrote:What was your username before?

arcadeoriginals wrote:
I forgot my old username

markedkiller78 wrote:The law is incredibly complicated and whilst you think you can reasonably argue something in court, the opposite is also true.

Agreed. I had a solid case and still got bummed in the gob in court.

Nope.

I was just trying to help. Ignore me. Ask Mark.

You initially quoted the Sale of goods act 1979, which is outdated, you also said it's clear that postage should be refunded and its not. The sale of goods act is no where near in line with EU law, neither are the distance selling rules, but if you choose to Google some more, then make a new point,...

:problem: the law doesn't clearly state anything on this matter. It's complex and mostly outdated. Well ok, perhaps "clearly state" was a bit bombastic on my part, as these things are never particularly clear. Establishing which law applies (UK or EU) is of little consequence now in that UK and EU ...

so i have to ship it back on my cost and they will check it, fix it and ship it back within 14 days. my offer to buy anotherone, ship the faulty one back and get a refund on that was denied for whatever reason. so don`t expect the serive to have the same quality as the product. :problem: Airlink ar...

If you have had the Airlink longer than the manufacturers warranty (probably 3 years), and it has seen a decent amount of use, then it would probably be prudent to replace it provided you can afford to do so. for their prices i would expect them to last well over 3 years ! You'd hope so, but modern...

How old is your Airlink? The common things that make PSU buzz/hum louder are a) capacitors or b) the transformer itself. TBH buzzing sounds from an older power supply are more likely to be from the transformer, which is not really a great sign as it could mean either windings coming loose or worse t...

HUO?

It is nice. Even has the neon yellow marquee thingy. *fap*

Good luck finding the Weiya ones as Weiya told me they were sold out.

Should be the same colour but to the naked eye may appear to be a slightly different shade due to the different material. I believe it is straight up magenta (#FF00FF), but may or may not require a neon spot colour.

OlDirty wrote:Maybe if a lot of games will be sold on Steam they change their mind.

Unlikely. If a lot of games sell on Steam, they will just make more games for Steam.

"I feel it's too difficult to make enough sales from a new console or arcade shooter to justify the cost of development . Most of the shooting game makers, Cave included, who were looking at those platforms as their business base would naturally come to the conclusion that shooting was not viable an...

Actually found a guy with boxed up OK Baby kits on Mercado Libre Argentina the other day. He wanted nearly £450 for each one, so adding shipping and sourcing monitors would make them uneconomical but it's nice to know they are still out there. I don't really have an issue with the Neo Legend machin...