Topic: Street Fighter 30th Anniversary Collection

@mauhlin12 @OorWullie. Thanks guys.

It looks like I need a stand for my Switch. I don’t have a tv in my room and other people are watching the main tv so I rarely get a chance to play on it.

Any recommendations for a stand that will elevate the Switch up enough to allow me to plug in a USB device?

Really happy with mine @wasilewski
https://www.amazon.co.uk/Nintendo-Switch-Stand-Lamicall-Adjus...
Sturdy and can fit in your case when folded (provided it is a big enough one)

@wasilewski This is the one I bought.It's cheap and does exactly what you want it to do. Great for playing in TATE mode as well.

https://www.amazon.co.uk/Nintendo-Switch-Stand-Compact-Adjust...

@Fafounet ya my Madcatz stick actually came with Sanwa parts

Hi guys. I actually went for the Hori play stand and also the Hori wired controller. When looking at the play stand the wires controller was suggested to me by Amazon so it was an spur of the moment buy. Thanks for the suggestions regardless. I will most likely be using the stand to play SF exclusively.

@wasilewski Does the HORI Play stand have USB input? Or is the wired controller USB-C?

If not, you are going to need to buy a USB-to-USB-C adapter.

@Lroy I got these ones....

https://www.amazon.co.uk/HORI-Switch-Compact-PlayStand-Ninten...

https://www.amazon.co.uk/Hori-Pad-Controller-Nintendo-Switch/...

Have I bought the wrong things?

I don't own either of those personally and I don't necessarily think it is a case of them being 'wrong'.

I was just asking as from my own experience with my HORI Arcade Stick - which is wired USB - and the two Switch stands I have previously bought. I ran into a similar scenario whereby the only means of connecting to the Switch in undocked table-Top mode would be via a USB-to-USB-C adapter. Which, and I promise to everyone here, I'll not bring this up again after this, so far I have chosen NOT to do having heard all the news about USB-C cables attached to Switch system posing a potential bricking issue.

Anyway, I was just checking to see if you were aware you might potentially face the same problem. E.g. How do you connect your wired controller to the Switch in Table-Top mode.

That's all.

@wasilewski Might also be worth seeing if anyone can vouch for the D-Pad on the wired HORI controller, if you are specifically buying this controller for STREET FIGHTER, or do you play with the analogue sticks?

I just use my wireless pro controller, it's fine, but it would be neat to have a Dpad like that. Seeing that you got that playstand, might be worth it to look for a powerbank so you can play outside a bit longer.

Hows the connection for most people, when I play with @SheldonRandoms we basically got perfect connection....but a lot of other matchs seem messy...if anyone wants to play with o'l undead let mii know, I got good wired connection

@Lroy I just bought it for SF. It’s difficult to control with the analog sticks and I prefer the d pad.

With regards to the bricking issue - if I connect a USB C controller to my Switch it could brick it?

http://www.8bitdo.com/wireless-usb-adapter/

Going to maybe get this and use my SNES Classic Edition controller to play SF30th Anniversary Edition.

Yoga ~

I haven’t had a chance to game much this week but I used the 8 bit do SNES joystick over the weekend and it seemed to work well. I played through a few entire arcade games vs the cpu just fine.

I have no noticed any sound issues this far either.

@Lroy, you need a mini USB blue tooth adapter to use the 8 bit do joysticks on the mini SNES or NES. They don’t come with blue tooth built in so you can’t sync any joysticks without those. On the Switch, they’ll sync via the Bluetooth. One model of the 8 bit do joysticks comes with it, the other doesn’t.

@bezerker99

I own this and it works very well. I haven’t tried it for SF though.

@Agent721 Can I buy one single 8-Bit Do controller that works both with the Switch and the Snes Mini classic?

Yup I bought the wrong controller. I should have listened to @OorWullie.

I ordered the 8-Bit Do.

Glad you got it sorted. So is that one wireless/Bluetooth then?

@Lroy

I use this joystick on the Switch. It has blue tooth built in so will sync very easily: https://www.amazon.com/8bitdo-Wireless-Bluetooth-Controller-J...

You can then buy this adapter which lets any 8 bit do joystick work the mini SNES or NES, so you could game on NES with the better SNES joystick:

https://www.amazon.com/8Bitdo-Retro-Receiver-Classic-Bluetoot...

@Agent721 Cool, I was just getting a bit confused with it all. Cheers for clarifying it for me.

@Lroy

Cheers! With all the convos on joysticks, it’s hard to keep track of it all. Seems we’re all looking for that perfect one!