Mad Catz SE joystick mod video tutorials by DSP

First. Mwahaha. DSP isn't as bad as everybody says he is...

Nice! Never knew DSP would get featured on Eventhubs! & for good reason too, this is really the simplest & most efficient tutorial of how to mod your SE stick.

when getting laminated what type to get because i got one put its very thin n scratch very easy not like the mad cats sticker tat was coated

Modding an SE stick is incredibly easy though. I'm not hating on DSP but even if you just decided to do it out of the blue you could do it too.

Trust me, not everyone who owns & plays with a fightstick knows how to open it up & mod it successfully on their first try. That's why they're tutorial for people who don't know.

@ 4
They have tutorials on how to tie a shoe and get paid for it, welcome to the information super highway.

I'm sure I could have figured this out on my own with minor hassle. But I just picked one of these up from that Walmart deal so this is perfect.

Photoshop isn't a problem but the rest is basic and to the point, just what I need.

DSP IS THE MAAAAAAN

Good for dsp to be featured:)

I'm hoping he starts attending more events

Pretty helpful for beginners like me who never used photoshop and doesn't have experience opening arcade sticks up.

Racist sarcasm is always a winner!..
F*CK DSP

but non the less informative

If all you're doing is making a joystick mod tutorial there's no need for NSFW language.

"Daigo made these buttons?" lol

Who has their own picture on their desktop?

Lmao... already watched this before EventHubs posted this...
Part 4 was random...

I think the only non-NSFW vid DSP made was the Kirby's Epic Yarn playthroughs...

@JanTheMan
I think that video series is the first time I've heard him say "that's baloney" instead of something more vulgar in years.

It's good to see Phil contribute something to the fighting game community, he does reviews for sticks and basic tutorials for characters sometimes but not for a while.

DSP HAS A EVENTHUB ACCOUNT!?!?!?!?

Gimp is a gnu open source and can easily rival Photoshop when it comes to customization and quality CG creation. Not everyone can afford Photoshop. What a fool.

its better to print the artwork without the button/stick outlines in case of miss calculation.

weird. these are actually pretty old. good to see them around though. I think there are very well done, for him being such an oaf.

Shred these were posted yesterday

WTF do we really need that a**clown DSP on this site? Also many have done tutorials for these sticks before and they should get recognised instead of this Youtube obssessed, unemplyed loner DarkSyndromePhil
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=T0xWCk...

@24
U Mad Bro?

@24 Whoa, so much hate for someone you've never even met.

Mike Watson still salty after all those years lol loser

"You need photoshop, you can't do this in any other program"
~needs 30 minutes to figure out how layers work

morons...

I get a SE stick that I plan to mod and one week later a good series of videos come out showing me step by step how to do so? Talk about great timing!

I'm sure there were others out there but it's nice to have another one that's very informative.

Dats: You act like everyone knows how photoshop works.

If you take someone who's never touched a program like that and try to teach them about layers and stick art.... 30 minutes isn't that bad.

@24
You got pwned in SSF4/Black Ops by him?

@JasonLee: No that's not the point.
My point is that if you barely know how something works yourself, you shouldn't be teaching others while acting like you know it all.
He's only figured out a tiny detail of Photoshop for 30 minutes and he's already telling people Photoshop is the only program you should use for this because no other program can do what Photoshop does. While in fact there's dozens of programs, often freeware and open source, that can do this simple job: Gimp, Paint.Net, Paint Shop Pro, Pixel, Phoenix, ...

When people read or listen to a tutorial online they assume that the person who made the tutorial knows what he's talking about, which isn't the case here.
How realiable is a tutorial when the teacher is learning something new while making the tutorial? (the switches for every button are marked)

THANK YOU!