What is this?
This is only an enclosure. No buttons, joystick, and PCB. Only the plastic panels and the items needed to build the box. All the components needed you will need to get separately, whether it’s on our website or elsewhere.
What is WASD Fightstick?
WASD fightstick replaces the joystick with an actual keyboard buttons in the formation of WASD.
It’s like building a computer.
All the components are sold separately. Depending on how much you want to spend you can trick out your fightstick with the best components around, or just bare minimum to play arcade games.
What is made out of?
The enclosure is made out of cast acrylic (plastic).
The case is fragile. We do not recommend dropping it or throwing it against the wall. It can easily crack if you are careless with it.
Is it easy to build?
Yes. It's kind of like IKEA furniture. Manual included. No Glue needed.
Why do I need this?
- DIY. Fun to build.
- Start with an open canvas, there's no need to deal with low quality stock components and color buttons you don’t want.
- Customizable
- Add art!
- Play arcade games.
Specs
Width - 15.25in
Length - 8in
Outer height - 2.25in - 2.5in
Weight - 3-4 lbs - nothing inside - can go up to 6lbs - with everything inside plus extra weight panels
Side Walls -2 Layer
Keyboard Style - Top - 2 layers. Bottom Panels - 2 layers
WASD PCB
The Eternal Rival PCB allows to bring the keyboard to your fightstick. The pcb has a joystick connector that can be easily plugged into the Brook 20 Pin harness, or standalone joystick connector. The pcb also allows hot swap switches, so there’s no need to solder, and if you don’t like the switches you are using, you can easily swap them out.
The WASD PCB is also mounted to the enclosure!
Case options
What is Inner and outer color panels?
Here is an example click here
What is feet with flush mount?
The bottom of the case will allow you to flush mount the bottom or install rubber feet (hardware included)
Extra 30mm Up button cut?
The extra 30mm up button will under LK similar to OG Stickless layout.
Component Wiring and PCB Kits – (MX WASD)
- Kits are available on our store that has all the inner components on one product listing. Can find it here.THE KIT DOES NOT COME WITH BUTTONS AND Keyboard Switches
- For Buttons here
- For Keyboard Switches here
Needs MX Switches
- Need 4 MX switches
- 4 MX key Caps
Needs main action buttons (fightstick)
- The main buttons fit 30mm buttons. Total 8.
- Screw-on and snap in are compatible
- Does not fit Euro/Happ style buttons
Needs AUX Buttons (side buttons)
- The AUX/UTILITY buttons fit 24mm buttons. Total 6.
- Screw-on and snap in are compatible
- Does not fit Euro/Happ style buttons
Needs Brook PCB (chip/brain)
- The PCB is where all the buttons and the joystick are connected to. Which then outputs to a console(s) of your choice by USB connection.
- Enclosures fit any Brook Fighting Board PCB
- Any PCB that is not a Brook will need adhesive stands
- Mounting holes and hardware are included for free (can be upgraded).
Needs Passthrough
- Passthrough device is located on the front panel where you disconnect the wire from the case. It’s mounted on the enclosure
- Our cases can fit any of these 2 passthroughs
- USB C Adafruit
- Neutrik
Needs Wiring (WASD)
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20pin wire connector. Connects to the pcb --- which connects to the main action buttons, share, home, start and the joystick. Ground wire must be connected to each connector on the button (does not matter which prong).
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L3/R3/TK wire connector. Connects to the analog stick buttons and the the touch key.
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Short Printer cable. Connects to the PCB and Passthrough
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Long (Printer or USB C to USB A) cable . Connects to Passthrough to console.
How do I wire this together?
Here is a diagram. Click here
Optional Add-On
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