Also, the wires are grouped in sockets of four each, and some buttons like ST, and SE for player 0 are at the edge of the pin layout, meaning that at least one of the sockets need to be connected so that it protrudes out of the edge of the board.Ī quick and responsive, yet pretty cheap solution to wire your arcade controls. The downside is that software sometimes need to be patched to recognise the board as a dual-joystick system. This interface board is handy as it combines two joystick sets in one board and thus only takes one USB port on your host machine. Works flawlessly and it came with pre-crimped wires which was a huge plus for me!

These extra inputs can be used as start buttons etc. The PCB has 10 button inputs per player, with the addition of 2 extra inputs on the player 1 side. This arcade controller board supports 2 x joysticks & 22 x arcade buttons. Simply Google 'How to get Xin-Mo Dual Arcade Working with RetroPie' to find forum support on how to do this. You will first need to enable this if you intend to use this board with RetroPie. * By default, RetroPie does not detect player 2 controls. This can be easily configured to work with MAME.ĥ Pin Joystick To 5 x Individual GPIO Jumper Connectorsġ x Xin-Mo 2 player arcade controller boardĬompatible with Windows 7/ Vista/XP/2000/98 & Linux If you are connecting the board to your computer it will be recognised as a game controller. This Xin-Mo 2 player arcade controller board is simply plug 'n' play and will work with Windows/Linux/MAC/PS3.

2 player usb joystick controller