Here are the insides of my arcade stick, located at the bottom. I had to cut a chunk off of one of the PCB feet in order for it to fit with the RJ45 jack of the PS360+ controller board. The wiring is keeping the controller board in place, so I probably won’t need to glue or nail it to the case.
I finished my arcade stick. After being fed up with my printer not printing the art out correctly, I am going with a plan white sheet of paper for the control panel for now. There is one speck of dirt stick underneath the acrylic panel, but I am not taking the stick apart just to take it out.
I can’t like this post for some reason, but here’s Pikachu shoving a kitten over like the asshole that he is.
(via sixteen-bit)
I’d freak the fuck out, too, if a giant cat was after me. In fact, The Shining would be way better if Jack Nicholson turned into a giant cat just so he can kill his family and drink some ghost booze.
And before you say anything, Stephen King didn’t like the movie anyway, as well as almost all the movies based on his work, so they’d might as well.
(via jimforce)
“What the fuck is your problem? What are you doing? No! Don’t lick me, you blue asshole! Quit it!”
Oh, what the hell. Here’s the bottom of the arcade stick. I will need to mount the controller board to the bottom without wrecking the control panel.
This is my arcade stick. The case is from FoeHammer (www.foehammershop.com), with a JLF-TP-8YT joystick, 8 30mm and 3 24mm pushbuttons, all Sanwa. It also has a Switchcraft RJ-45 jack. All I need is a controller board and some paper long enough to cover the control panel for artwork.
A pair of Skullcandy headphones. I bought them because my other pair hurt my ears (not my inner ears, but the cartilage that you wear them with), hoping they would be more confortable. These hurt my ears, too, so I might return them. (Taken with Instagram)