GamesCare Arcade Board FIRST LOOK

[@erivanrsilva797]

Essa placa da Gamescare tem uma versão mais atualizada, muito boa ela! 👍👍👍🇧🇷

[@sincpgaming9581]

And GamesCare Shipping? To Germany or Worldwide?

[@jonyfraze]

Not sure, please check with Gamescare

[@genuwine21]

This board is interesting though the price would matter as the pico board is $25 and offers the pin connectors for the L3,R3, and touchpad like the UFB but lacks PS4 support. So if it can come in at under $65 it would be a good budget option (cost of Pico & brook convertor and cost of brook PS4 board).

[@jonyfraze]

The brook equivalent is $50, so I’m hoping they can make it cheaper than that.

[@noeiboei1020]

Thanks for testing out the PCB jony! hope there will be more videos coming along~ need more content!

[@BerryZitoo]

Nice, it's always great to have another option out in the market like you said. I might grab one of these for one of my older sticks if the price is right.

[@TechwithCraw]

Nice comparison. More competition is a great thing!

[@greenfireball2882]

awesome! thanks

[@wlwmlmwlwml]

i might have to cop this pcb one day

[@samiRetro777]

6:01 obviously one pcb on Xbox one mode VS. 360 hmm not sure about this test

[@jonyfraze]

Both were on native plug and play x-input. Brook defaults to Xbox one x-input. The gamescare only has the option for pc x-input as it does not support Xbox. Regardless the test was to see which board performed better. And by the way, the name on the screen doesn’t matter at all, it’s just the name windows gives the device when first plugged in. You can change the name in device manager.

[@samiRetro777]

@@jonyfraze you want to tell me that xbox one controller has same latency as 360 controller ?

[@jonyfraze]

@@samiRetro777 it’s just a mode, we’re connecting to PC in the native plug and play fashion that most people do. I don’t really understand your argument.

[@253silent]

So this is faster than the pico fighting board? How much does it cost? And where can I order it from?

[@jonyfraze]

It’s not, pico is the fastest now

[@terryb6052]

@@jonyfraze pico has 0.4ms of input lag, nothing will beat that

[@ricardoc6538]

@@terryb6052, where did you see that Pico is 0.4ms? In the Mister Addons test, Pico is at 0.772 ms.

[@erivanrsilva797]

​@@ricardoc6538 exatamente!

[@vdfritzz]

have you tried timing the raspberry pi PICO? apparently it's insanely fast, but it only works on pc and nintendo switch though

[@itchyisvegeta]

does it work on retropie?

[@jonyfraze]

I have, it’s good stuff

[@Dororostan]

@@jonyfraze is the wiring too complicated? Soldering and such

[@jonyfraze]

@@Dororostan not at all just wire to the the terminal or use the 20 pin cable setups

[@Dororostan]

@@jonyfraze but for the pi pico you gotta add a terminal with screws or pins right? Bc i think it only allows soldering by its own

[@LoserTry]

compatibility?

[@jonyfraze]

PS3 PS4 PC and Switch

[@PandorusFightStick]

did you overclock both boards on PC?

[@jonyfraze]

Yes

[@NYCFurby]

Good shit as usual brother

[@falconxblast]

was the PC test X input or in PS4 mode ?

[@jonyfraze]

Both In xinput

[@anderson9244MLG]

I hope it's cheaper than UFB

[@rj5485]

Wow, this was a great testing technique 👏. Guys, don't forget that PCB speed only makes a difference if your good or decent etc. If you're a scrub or novice like me, fast PCBs won't automatically make you quicker or good so GET GOOD 🤷

[@takohma1056]

Great video. Hopefully they don’t forget about Xbox compatibility.

[@jonyfraze]

It doesn’t support Xbox at all

[@takohma1056]

@@jonyfraze so no future plans to support them? I’m assuming they won’t for now since there a new company.

[@jonyfraze]

I don’t believe the board supports Xbox authentication