ARGGGHHH After about 30 seconds into a game I want to just turn the system off.and lose the button mappings. Every button or joystick press makes it light up. Ohhh and there is a little red LED on top the Brook adapter. It's been a while since I have written a negative video review on something (hi Pandora's Box 3!), but if Arcade Shock responds that this is correct, then that's exactly how that video is going to go down. I've sent off an email to Arcade Shock asking if this is expected behavior. Press one button and triggers a sequence of button presses. Especially for a $45 converter that was designed for the Neo.

So if you have pretty much any stick you are going to have to remap the action buttons every time you power your Neo off and back on. The default button mappings mimic the NeoCD config with a PS3/4 controller. Arcade Shock has an updated chart showing how to remap them correctly.Īnd this brings us to the BIG NEGATIVE - It does NOT retain custom button mappings at power off. The instructions that Brook include with the converter are incorrect about how to remap buttons. Ultra responsive.ĭB15 connector is deep so it fits in the home console correctly. I'm not seeing any button lag whatsoever. I planned to save all my impressions for the video review, however I'll share a couple things with you guys. I originally posted this in This Thread, but decided to create a separate thread for it as I think people need to be aware of some stuff.

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