Custom AMIGA Joysticks for sale (pics inside)!

Why keep using those seemingly obsolete 8/16-bit era Joysticks made with cheap-ass parts (oftentimes going through 3~4 of them a year because they break very easily and are a pain in the ass to repair since the plastic is so thin and fragile) when you could get a custom arcade-stick (which would be entirely customizable, meaning that you could use the same controller on Amiga, PC and Xbox360 without additional input-lag, a whole lot more accurate and responsive in comparison and, most importantly, would be assembled with practically indestructible components) made instead for about the same price?!

This is the Amiga Custom Arcade-Stick that I ve just finished building for a customer:

Work in progress:



The finished product!







Artworks samples:








Also available with these handles:


Specs are:

- Seimitsu LS-32 Joystick (the one Daigo Umehara, J-Wong and many other pro-gamers use during Street Fighter III/IV tournaments so it doesn t get any better than this when it comes to accuracy, throw and responsiveness. Also, Taito, Sega and the likes mount these on their coin-op cabinets);
- Sanwa OBSF 30 mm buttons (read above);
- detacheable 9 pins cable with screws to lock the connector onto the Amiga Joystick port;
- Fire II button for those games that support it (Flashback, Apidya, Project X and Desert Strike come to mind)
- case made of wood and metal;
- scratches-proof REPSOL Acrylglass and Lexan sheets;
- Custom artwork designed under customer s requests and specifications;
- Custom Layout, button/stick placement, size, weight;
- could easily get modded further via either project-boxes or inside-wiring to make it work (plug n play FULL COMPATIBILITY, Kaillera for instance recognizes it right away) on several systems such as PC (wouldn t require an adapter so you wouldn t get additional lag), Playstation 2/3, Xbox360, SNES, Mega Drive, Sega Dreamcast, etc.;

Also, our joysticks are TOTALLY customizable, so if you d like to install a Sanwa JLF or JLJ, 40 mm buttons, longer shafts or simply go for different materials, paintjobs or finishing (or even use a Dual Joysticks set-up like in the stick I use to play SWOS) you d just have to ask.

I always try my best to help customers to choose the correct materials, arcade parts, shape and buttons layout depending on their playstyle and on the kind of games they re going to use the Stick on, whether you believe it or not there s joysticks and buttons that better suit games like SWOS and shoot em ups as opposed to beat em ups and classic arcade games.

Price may vary depending on many aspects such as the arcade parts and materials being used, the size, etc., just PM me if you re interested and we ll talk about it

So, does anybody need a (Custom) Amiga Joystick?

EDIT: click on my signature banner if you wanna see more pictures/models!

I must say Retrieving | Searain, those joysticks are truely awesome, they re works of art in their own right mate, well done!