Here’s a style of controller I’m quite proud of, my IIDX arcade replicas (usually referred to as IIDASCs) featuring faux metal plexiglass underlays that’d make anyone do a double take as to whether or not it’s real aluminum or not, my closest approximation of the arcade deck color, and of course Sanwa buttons.

I was pretty happy with how it came out, so Sarah and I made a short, hour long journey with it to 8 on the Break in Dunellen NJ to take some pictures of it with their IIDX arcade machine. Below are 2 of those shots.

For the first time since I unveiled these tremendous-yet-time-consuming-to-produce controllers, I almost have all my old IIDASC orders finished and shipped. This summer I streamlined some of the production process, and I have several boxes, key panels, and other plexiglass pieces that can be used to complete IIDASCs laying around my shop. I will begin taking IIDASC orders again very soon, and if you want to secure a spot in the queue or inquire about ordering a joystick, Pop’n Music controller, IIDASC, or anything else please (email me.) steve (at) desktoparcade (dot) com

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