Marvel vs. Capcom 2 FightStick, other new Mad Catz fighting peripherals spotted at GameStop conference

I see what you did thar

Did you?

She'll just use your dinglehopper to comb her hair...

We'll just see how many Disney fans are out there that get this.

@ Wiizer

I know what a dinglehopper is and I still don't get it. So she'll use my fork to comb her hair?

FYI: If you have to explain the joke, it wasn't funny.

Let's try to figure this out.

1. The bird says, "this is a dinglehopper" and is holding a fork in "The Little Mermaid". He is also referring to it being a comb.

2. Urban dictionary says that dinglehopper is also another word for small penis.

3. So now you're implying that Ariel will comb her hair with my small penis, but it could also be a fork she's combing with.

Jesus Christ, what happened to our school systems?

@HazyCloud

She actually did use the fork to comb her hair in the movie....granted, the joke wasn't that funny, but it most certainly didn't need to be explained.

Well played... both of you.
*slow clap*

everyone in this thread deserves to be shot.

boooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo

U think that's bad... I already own 2 SF IV TE sticks.... now i gotta make room for this one... the artwork is tight!

theyr'e the same sticks with different art. so not that many at all just the same two.

I've built Sanwa and Seimitsu sticks for MvC2 and both work fine.
Besides, Happ's parts are too deep; I hate how far into the box their buttons go.

I guess you can stick with Sanwas if you have little girly fingers that can't press Happ buttons.

The diameter of the buttons are the same size on both. Nice try. FAIL

Happ buttons are much stiffer--much much stiffer. Happ Comp sticks tend to be stiffer too; I like when my stick fights back. Every time I've played Marvel on something Sanwa-modded I felt like I was going to break it. Maybe I wasn't actually going to break it; maybe it was going to be just fine, but I didn't like that feeling. Plus, how can you tarnish Marvel with Japanese parts? Marvel is minority America's favorite past-time; it deserves to be played on American parts.

"Happ Comp sticks tend to be stiffer too; I like when my stick fights back."

am i going to be the one that has to say it?

Are you really this dense dude?
Do you think all of those Blast City cabinets in Japan have Happ parts in them? Because I can guarantee you that they DON'T. If Sanwa and Seimitsu parts couldn't cut it, then how come all of the machines in Japan use those parts and work just fine?

You like stiff buttons and stiff sticks, good for you, that's personal preference. If your initial comment said something to that effect, instead of basically badmouthing non-Happ stuff, maybe you'd be getting somewhere.

I've built with both, I've used both. I've built sticks with Happ competition pushbuttons (both convex and concave) and Happ competition sticks. My current stick is a Seimitsu-only stick. I prefer the smaller joystick "play" area of the Japanese style sticks, and the buttons are lighter and faster to push down.

The majority of SRK gamers will attest to using Sanwa or Seimitsu, largely because they require less action/movement to do what they are intended to do. I agree and that's why I prefer Japanese style parts. What I mean to say is - you have to move the stick farther on a Happ stick in order to do a 360, half circle, or quarter circle. Japanese parts, there's a smaller "play" area so you don't have to move the stick as much; it's a smaller movement. The buttons are more responsive because they are built with better microswitches that have shorter mechanisms therefore they register button presses faster. Some people say "players who rest their hands on the buttons won't like Sanwa/Seimitsu because they'll inadvertently cause a button press" and that's BS; I don't have that problem, and I don't see other people having that problem.

You are way too defensive about hardware; I'm pretty sure the hardware doesn't reciprocate your love. I'm just talking about what parts I like, and you gotta come around bashing me down. Of course they don't use American parts in Japanese cabinets; but how many people in the United States play at Japanese arcades? I still play at American arcades which have American parts, so that's what I like to use; especially for Marvel. I don't think I had to specify that it was solely my opinion because they were words I typed, so obviously they were my opinion; why would I be typing them otherwise? "In my opinion" is one of the most useless clauses in the English language.

Your mom is one of the most useless clauses in the English language.

you serious? the art is just ugly imo few things are out of proportion, and alot of the faces are screwed up like magneto and megaman especially and the yellow doesnt fit the scheme at all.

The Black SF4 stick in the pic IS FOR PS3..

Well DeepFriedSushi that's one of the main reasons why I said something similar, I mean the art isn't overall the best, I know. But it's just cool seeing an arcade stick with such a great collection of notable characters from both the Marvel and Capcom universe.

I do admit, they could have done a better job, but really at the end of the day, I'll be using it fighting sticks to simply practice on it and see if I can get better. I mostly use controller-pad to play fighting games, I only use Playstation-based type of controller pad, the D-Pad on the 360 is just horrendous, nothing personal against Xbox, it's just my opinion.

Anyways, I'm just trying to get back to the arcade stick days, I won't really be staring at the arcade stick for hours, I'll mostly be smashing and pressing on object.

Also, makimak22? what pic are you talking about. I'm talking about the pic where both Marvel and Capcom are clashing, I know that their are SF4 arcade sticks out for the PS3 already, but I've been saving up to get the Tekken 6 Arcade Stick Bundle.

I KNOW!!
Bob Sagat was HILARIOUS in Funniest Home Videos.

Everyone who uses Sagat for the easy wins is a tool so if I were you I wouldn't get TOOL written on your fightpad.

Authentic Sanwa parts from Japan. Extremely sturdy. Easily customizable.

They are so nice and will improve every single fighting game experience... but I just can't spend that much on it (I'd want two of them).

Damn.

I feel the same way. They're cool and all, but I could get an Arcade 360 for $30 more than a goddamn joystick. Maybe if it was 1993 again and I actually still gave a shit about fighting games, I'd consider it.

Yeah I saw that 150 for the game arcade stick and a Art book.

My only question is a Hori stick good with a 2D fighter. Since I would think the stick is made with 3D fighters in mind.

... what ?

You're pressing the same buttons -_-

I'm the owner of multiple arcade sticks, including a Hori, and I can tell you that the MC TE is still better than any of the HRAPs. Other Hori's need way too much modification to be usable at the level that most fighting game players would like it at.

http://www.amazon.com/Real-Arcade-Pro-3-SA-Playstation-3/dp/B002FL0T8U/ref=sr_1_3?ie=UTF8&s=videogames&qid=1251924780&sr=8-3

Thing of the past. This Hori stick is fully stocked with Sanwa parts and will only be $120. Not fancy, but functional. Comes out in October.

You can buy the current MC TE FS from buy.com for $130, free shipping (took 2 days for me).

Indeed.