Project HAS - my take on designing a single PCB supergun

[Supergun]

Does anybody here know where I can buy one of these?

[bergalon]

Anyone with an extra one of these I'd love to grab one. Total arcade newb here and JNX recommended RGB's board. Thanks!

[bestinshow]

Anyone with an extra one of these I'd love to grab one. Total arcade newb here and JNX recommended RGB's board. Thanks!

There is a thread in the sales forum: viewtopic.php?f=4&t=52895

[NENDO]

How the heck do I buy one if I don't meet the requirements to view the sales thread?

[schoscho]

How the heck do I buy one if I don't meet the requirements to view the sales thread?

I've got the same question.

[Nemo1985X]

How the heck do I buy one if I don't meet the requirements to view the sales thread?

I've got the same question.

I’m wondering the same thing.

[strygo]

There is a much more lively HAS thread on arcade-projects.com that I would recommend following. Here's the link:

https://www.arcade-projects.com/forums/ ... /&pageNo=1

[RGB]

This project has come a long way. The current version is 4.2 and it's finally readily available for purchase in my store:

https://rgbslab.com/

Thank you for being so supportive throughout all these years.

[RGB]

I haven't posted here in a while. The HAS has gone through a major redesign in 2024. It now comes with a 1.3" OLED and an extensive menu system. It doesn't have physical switches or potentiometers - you can change brightness, calibrate each color, and switch between mono/stereo audio via the menu.

There is even a dedicated gameplay mode for shmups. I called it "Shmups Arrange Mode". You can control both ship 1 and ship 2 using player 1 controls:
● Player 1 joystick input = Player 1 + Player 2 joystick output
● Player 1, button set to 1 = Player 1 + Player 2 button 1 output ( P1+P2 SHOT).
● Player 1, button set to 2 = Player 1 button 2 output (P1 BOMB).
● Player 1, button set to 3 = Player 1 + Player 2 button 3 output.
● Player 1, button set to 4 = Player 1 + Player 2 button 4 output.
● Player 1, button set to 5 = Player 2 button 2 output (P2 BOMB).
● Player 1, button set to 6 = Player 2 button Start output (P2 START).

There's also a way to slow down (Cave-style) your ship's movement in games that don't natively have this feature. You basically set a special macro called "Affect Joystick" to one of the buttons and apply rapid-fire to it. During gameplay, when you hold that button while moving the joystick, the joystick will "inherit" the rapid-fire rate from the button, making the ship move more slowly.

The full list of features can be found in the product description and in the User Guide - https://rgbslab.com/products/has-v5-0 / https://rgbslab.com/pages/has-instruction-manual