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The S2 Engine: building a better Hitbox
The S2 Engine is a leverless controller layout intended to allow you to play a wider variety of games with arcade style controls. A revision of the S2 Drive, which was designed with retro style games in mind, it combines WASD style directional controls with the spacebar style jump button popularized by the Hitbox.Β
The goal here was to keep a βhome rowβ position for your hands, with the consideration that it's much faster and more comfortable to close your fingers than to extend them.Β
Two thumb buttons allow easy access to the trigger buttons, with oversized pinky buttons for auxiliary functions. This has the advantage of allowing both thumbs to access the jump button, with the thumb buttons replacing the hard to reach pinky column, making it easier to hit or hold with other buttons.
UNBREAKABLE BOND: Sonic and Tails themed linking fighsticks
-features the S2 DRIVE, an Allfightsticks 9.5" SEGA 2P mini arcade stick, alongside the mi2con (aka miNIcon), an even smaller arcade stick built inside a project box
-S2 Drive features a Seimitsu lever and buttons, and the mi2con has a rotary encoder for playing arcade games with rotary joysticks or spinners
-ethernet ports on the sides allow the mi2con to connect to the S2 Drive, allowing it to be used to add extra controls for training mode, or right stick and camera controls
S2-WAVECRUSH v.00
-analog arcade stick for playing 3D action games
-SASI JLF analog mod for true analog movement
-generic thumbstick for camera control
-10mm buttons for dpad, as well as toggle and momentary switches to enable dpad directions on the stick
-custom layout with 24mm Qanba KS buttons and 30mm thumb and pinky buttons for triggers
-built inside an Ikea artist easel enclosure
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GRAPEFRUIT FIGHTER ABBADON MK 2
-handmade leverless controller with vinyl wrap and "S2 ENGINE" custom layout
-GP2040ce Advanced Breakout Board
-Qanba Gravity KS Silent buttons
-4 aux jacks on the side for external buttons
Haute42/Cosmox Hautepad P12 Review
The latest in Haute42βs (Cosmox?) line of budget leverless controllers, the confusingly branded Cosmox Hautepad P12 takes a back to basics approach, bucking the wild layouts and constant iteration of their main controller lines. Instead it offers the traditional 8 button leverless layout, housed in an injection molded plastic case--a first for the brand.Β
The case itself takes more than a few design cues from Razerβs Kitsune, with a stark black color scheme, pill shaped start and select buttons, with round auxiliary function buttons. Where it does differ is in the size and variety of functions. The P12 is definitely a miniature controller, reminding me of Horiβs Fighting Stick Mini line, though thankfully more functional.
S2:V07-PETIT PARADISI
A leverless fighting game controller using the S2 ENGINE custom layout I've been refining. Combination of a WASD and Hitbox style layout, with the final column moved to thumb buttons, and two 30mm buttons at the pinky positions.
The front has a peg for guitar straps, and the strap lock can be used to hold cables. A latch lets you easily access the internals and extra storage. The left and right 30mm buttons can be swapped out for an analog stick using an Adafruit breakout board. Two headphone jacks on the side can be used to attached extra inputs, such as a foot pedal.