It is available for PS3 and Xbox 360 each of which had different colored buttons and different artwork but were otherwise identical.It features a Sanwa JLF lever and Sanwa OBSF buttons.In 2012 a few more variants were released
It features Gundam artwork, a Sanwa JLF Joystick and Sanwa OBSF Buttons.This rare variant is sought after by collectors.Xbox 360 Version RAP Mobile Suit Gundam: Extreme V.S. It is available for both PS3 and Xbox 360.It features special TTT2 artwork, a Sanwa JLF Joystick and Sanwa OBSF buttons.One of the first known versions of the RAP N chassis.3.2 RAP Mobile Suit Gundam: Extreme V.S.1.2 RAP Mobile Suit Gundam: Extreme V.S.I even set the fightstick to the computer's preferred device. I checked and the drivers seem to be fully updated and I've went to the fightstick's properties and all of the inputs are being read properly. Also in-game even with all of the proper buttons setup it still thinks heavy punch is a medium kick (since B is medium kick on the Xbox 360 controller) yet all of the other buttons work fine. To work around this I just input the controls as an Xbox 360 controller, but unfortunately there's a problem because regardless of how I change the button layout the game sees heavy punch (which is the B button on the stick) as B still.
It doesn't do this with my friend's Mad Catz Street Fighter IV FightStick Tournament Edition where when plugged in the game will recognize it and open a new button config. So I just bought and opened up a new Mad Catz Soul Calibur V Arcade Fightstick Soul Edition for Super Street Fighter IV on PC and I'm running into a problem.īasically the computer sees the fightstick as a Xbox 360 Controller instead of a joystick.
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