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| − | |title = HORI Real Arcade Pro | + | |title = HORI Real Arcade Pro |
|cover = Hori Real Arcade Pro Version B.jpg | |cover = Hori Real Arcade Pro Version B.jpg | ||
| − | |xinput = | + | |xinput = limited |
|predecessor = [[Controller:HORI Real Arcade|HORI Real Arcade]] | |predecessor = [[Controller:HORI Real Arcade|HORI Real Arcade]] | ||
|connection method = USB-A | |connection method = USB-A | ||
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Models with the "SA" moniker comes with the Sanwa joystick and buttons, while models with the "SE" monikers comes with the Seimitsu joystick and buttons. Models without either monikers will usually have Sanwa or Seimitsu joystick with Hori's own buttons. | Models with the "SA" moniker comes with the Sanwa joystick and buttons, while models with the "SE" monikers comes with the Seimitsu joystick and buttons. Models without either monikers will usually have Sanwa or Seimitsu joystick with Hori's own buttons. | ||
| − | |release history = The '''Real Arcade Pro''' is the first release in the lineup and has Hori arcade layout. The original Real Arcade Pro was followed by the '''Real Arcade Pro 2''', released on September 16, 2005, which is the first model with a Noir layout. The '''Real Arcade Pro 3''', released on February 8, 2007, is the first model with PlayStation 3 compatiblity. The Real Arcade Pro 3 has an Xbox-360-compatible model in | + | |release history = There had been many model released from 2004 to 2011. The '''Real Arcade Pro''' is the first release in the lineup and has Hori arcade layout. The original Real Arcade Pro was followed by the '''Real Arcade Pro 2''', released on September 16, 2005, which is the first model with a Noir layout. The '''Real Arcade Pro 3''', released on February 8, 2007, is the first model with PlayStation 3 compatiblity. The Real Arcade Pro 3 has an Xbox-360-compatible model in the form of the '''Real Arcade Pro EX''', released on July 10, 2008. |
|current state = Earlier models made specifically for the PlayStation and the PlayStation 2 consoles requires a third-party adapter to be able to work, but even then, they will mostly likely acts as DirectInput devices, requiring a third-party wrapper for games that only use the XInput API. Both the PlayStation-3-compatible models and the Xbox-360-compatible models has the standard USB type-A connector, but only the Xbox-360-compatible models are native XInput devices. | |current state = Earlier models made specifically for the PlayStation and the PlayStation 2 consoles requires a third-party adapter to be able to work, but even then, they will mostly likely acts as DirectInput devices, requiring a third-party wrapper for games that only use the XInput API. Both the PlayStation-3-compatible models and the Xbox-360-compatible models has the standard USB type-A connector, but only the Xbox-360-compatible models are native XInput devices. | ||
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==Controller variation== | ==Controller variation== | ||
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{{Image|Hori Real Arcade Pro 3.jpg|The RAP 3.}} | {{Image|Hori Real Arcade Pro 3.jpg|The RAP 3.}} | ||
{{Image|Hori Real Arcade Pro EX.jpg|The RAP EX.}} | {{Image|Hori Real Arcade Pro EX.jpg|The RAP EX.}} | ||
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====[https://www.rewasd.com/ reWASD]==== | ====[https://www.rewasd.com/ reWASD]==== | ||
{{++}} Supports the Real Arcade Pro, does not require manual driver installment. | {{++}} Supports the Real Arcade Pro, does not require manual driver installment. | ||
| − | {{++}} Can emulate | + | {{++}} Can emulate the [[Controller:DualShock 4|DualShock 4]] to play PS4 Remote Play, PS Now or Dualshock 4 compatible games. Including gyro and accelerometer control. |
| − | {{++}} Can emulate | + | {{++}} Can emulate the [[Controller:Xbox 360 Controller|Xbox 360 controller]] to play XInput-compatible games. |
{{--}} Not free of charge. 14-days trial. | {{--}} Not free of charge. 14-days trial. | ||
{{ii}} Custom configs can be found in official [https://www.rewasd.com/community/configs/gamepad/ Community Configs Library] maintained by reWASD users. | {{ii}} Custom configs can be found in official [https://www.rewasd.com/community/configs/gamepad/ Community Configs Library] maintained by reWASD users. | ||
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The HORI Real Arcade Pro are a series of arcade game controllers released by Hori since July 29, 2004.
A successor to the Real Arcade, the Real Arcade Pro has a wider and heavy chassis that weighted about 2.6kg. It has a plastic construction with metal face plate and bottom plate. Most models has turbo functions. Some models has Hori's own arcade layout, while some has Noir arcade layout.
Models with the "SA" moniker comes with the Sanwa joystick and buttons, while models with the "SE" monikers comes with the Seimitsu joystick and buttons. Models without either monikers will usually have Sanwa or Seimitsu joystick with Hori's own buttons.
There had been many model released from 2004 to 2011. The Real Arcade Pro is the first release in the lineup and has Hori arcade layout. The original Real Arcade Pro was followed by the Real Arcade Pro 2, released on September 16, 2005, which is the first model with a Noir layout. The Real Arcade Pro 3, released on February 8, 2007, is the first model with PlayStation 3 compatiblity. The Real Arcade Pro 3 has an Xbox-360-compatible model in the form of the Real Arcade Pro EX, released on July 10, 2008.
Earlier models made specifically for the PlayStation and the PlayStation 2 consoles requires a third-party adapter to be able to work, but even then, they will mostly likely acts as DirectInput devices, requiring a third-party wrapper for games that only use the XInput API. Both the PlayStation-3-compatible models and the Xbox-360-compatible models has the standard USB type-A connector, but only the Xbox-360-compatible models are native XInput devices.
General information
- RAP 1 (Japanese) (Archived)
- RAP 1 Capcom Fighting Jam (Japanese) (Archived)
- RAP 1 SA (Japanese) (Archived)
- RAP 1 SA Tekken 5 (Japanese) (Archived)
- RAP 2 (Japanese) (Archived)
- RAP 1 Soulcalibur III (Japanese) (Archived)
- RAP 3 (Japanese) (Archived)
- RAP 1 Arcana Heart (Japanese) (Archived)
- RAP 2 SA (Japanese) (Archived)
- RAP EX (Japanese) (Archived)
- RAP 3 SA (Japanese) (Archived)
- RAP 1 Fate (Japanese) (Archived)
- RAP EX SE (Japanese) (Archived)
- RAP 1 Arcana Heart 2 (Japanese) (Archived)
- RAP 3 SE (Japanese) (Archived)
- RAP EX SA (Japanese) (Archived)
- RAP 3 Tekken 6 (Japanese) (Archived)
- RAP EX SE Mushihimesama (Japanese) (Archived)
- RAP 3 Tekken Tag 2 Prologue (Japanese) (Archived)
PlayStation model inputs
- 1 × digital joystick on the main panel: ↑, ↓, ←, →
- 8 × digital face buttons on the main panel: △ ᴛʀɪᴀɴɢʟᴇ, ○ ᴄɪʀᴄʟᴇ, × ᴄʀᴏss, □ sᴏ̨ᴜᴀʀᴇ, L1, R1, L2, R2
- 2 × digital functional buttons on the main panel: {Key|sᴇʟᴇᴄᴛ}}, sᴛᴀʀᴛ
- 8 × 2-step slider toggle switches on the sub panel for turbo function for each buttons (prior to RAP 3): ᴛᴜʀʙᴏ × 8
- 1 × 3-step slider toggle switch on the sub panel (prior to RAP 3): Slow
- 1 × 3-step slider toggle switches on the sub panel (from RAP 3 onward): ᴅᴘ - ʟꜱ - ʀꜱ
- 2 × digital face buttons on the sub panel (from RAP 3 onward): L3, R3
- 2 × digital functional buttons on the sub panel (from RAP 3 onward): ʜᴏᴍᴇ, ᴛᴜʀʙᴏ
Xbox 360 model inputs
- 1 × digital joystick on the main panel: ↑, ↓, ←, →]
- 8 × digital face buttons on the main panel: 𝐀, 𝐁, 𝐗, 𝗬, LB, RB, LT, RT
- 2 × digital functional buttons on the main panel: ▶ sᴛᴀʀᴛ, ◀ ʙᴀᴄᴋ
- 1 × digital functional button on the sub panel: ɢᴜɪᴅᴇ
Controller variation
The RAP 2 SA.
The RAP 3.
The RAP EX.
- The Real Arcade Pro is the first model in the lineup. It is a PlayStation-2-compatible model and come with Sanwa JLF-TP-8Y-SK joystick and Hori's original buttons. There are two versions of the same model available: One with a mirror finish face plate and the other one with a standard face plate. It has the Hori arcade layout and has turbo function.
- The Capcom Fighing Jam Stick is a collaboration model based on the RAP 1, made specifically for the game Capcom Fighing Jam.
- The Real Arcade Pro SA is a version of the RAP 1 with a Sanwa JLF-TP-8Y-SK joystick and the Sanwa OBSF-30RG and OBSF-24 buttons. It has the Noir arcade layout.
- The Real Arcade Pro SE is a version of the RAP 1 with a Seimitsu LS-32-01 joystick and the Seimitsu PS-14-GX and PS-14-D buttons. It has the Noir arcade layout.
- The Tekken 5 Stick is a collaboration model based on the RAP 1 SA, made specifically for the game Tekken 5. It lack the turbo function.
- The Real Arcade Pro 2 is a major update model and a PlayStation-2-compatible model. The screws on the face plate were changed from the button-type screws to the m3 screws, allowing user to remove the plate to customize it. It come with Sanwa JLF-TP-8Y-SK joystick and Hori's original buttons, and has a Noir arcade layout. It has turbo function.
- The Soulcalibur III Stick is a collaboration model based on the RAP 1, made specifically for the game Soulcalibur III. It lack the turbo function.
- The Real Arcade Pro 3 is a PlayStation-3-compatible model that added the ability to remap the joystick between the D-pads, left stick and right stick. It come with Sanwa JLF-TP-8Y-SK joystick and Hori's original buttons, and has a Noir arcade layout. It has turbo function.
- The Arcana Heart Stick is a collaboration model based on the RAP 1, made specifically for the game Arcana Heart. It lack the turbo function.
- The Real Arcade Pro 2 SA is a version of the RAP 2, but with the Hori buttons replaced by the Sanwa OBSF-30 and OBSF-24 buttons.
- The Real Arcade Pro EX is an Xbox-360-compatible model. While it lacked the turbo function, it has the Xbox serial connector for Xbox accessories such as compatible headset. It come with a Sanwa JLF-TM-8T-SK-K joystick and Hori's original buttons.
- The Real Arcade Pro 3 SA is a version of the RAP 3, but with the Hori buttons replaced by the Sanwa OBSF-30 and OBSF-24 buttons.
- The Fate/Unlimited Code Stick is a collaboration model based on the RAP 1, made specifically for the game Fate/Unlimited Code. It lack the turbo function.
- The Real Arcade Pro EX SE is a version of the RAP EX that come with a Seimitsu LS-32 joystick and the Seimitsu PS-14-G and PS-14-D buttons.
- The Street Fighter IV Stick is a collaboration model based on the RAP 3, made specifically for the game Street Fighter IV.
- The Arcana Heart 2 Stick is a collaboration model based on the RAP 1, made specifically for the game Arcana Heart 2. It lack the turbo function.
- The Real Arcade Pro 3 SE is a version of the RAP 3 that come with a Seimitsu LS-32-01 joystick and the Seimitsu PS-14-G and PS-14-D buttons.
- The Real Arcade Pro EX SA is a version of the RAP EX that come with a Sanwa Sanwa JLF-TM-8T-SK-K joystick and the Sanwa OBSF-30 and OBSF-24 buttons.
- The Xbox 360 and PlayStation 3 versions of the Real Arcade Pro Tekken 6 Edition are collaboration models based on the RAP EX and RAP 3 respectively, made specifically for the game Tekken 6.
- The Mushihimesama Stick is a collaboration model based on the RAP EX SE, made specifically for the game Mushihimesama Futari Ver.1.5.
- The Real Arcade Pro 3 Tekken Tag Tournament 2 Prologue Stick is a collaboration model based on the RAP 3, made specifically for the game Tekken Tag Tournament 2 Prologue.
Use with PC platforms
Windows
- Models with native XInput support must set the slider to PC Mode for them to work as native XInput devices under Windows.
- Models without XInput support will acts as generic DirectInput devices.
reWASD
- Supports the Real Arcade Pro, does not require manual driver installment.
- Can emulate the DualShock 4 to play PS4 Remote Play, PS Now or Dualshock 4 compatible games. Including gyro and accelerometer control.
- Can emulate the Xbox 360 controller to play XInput-compatible games.
- Not free of charge. 14-days trial.
- Custom configs can be found in official Community Configs Library maintained by reWASD users.
Gamepad Phoenix
- Gamepad Phoenix supports communication with the Real Arcade Pro. Joystick and buttons can be mapped
- Also has support for XInput and DirectInput controllers.
- Emulates XInput, DirectInput (any version) and WinMM APIs.
- No emulation of Windows Raw Input API.
XInput wrapping
- Models without native XInput support will acts as native DirectInput controller, so it's possible to use any of the generic wrappers. See the controller article for those.
Steam
- Models without XInput support are recognized as generic DirectInput devices by Steam, thus requiring manual button mappings via Steam Input.
- Models with XInput support are recognized as Xbox 360 Controllers.
Support In Games
- Games with generic DirectInput support are supported by the models without XInput support, however button placements may be out of place and need to be rebound. Refer to game-specific articles for rebinding support.
- Models with native XInput support are natively supported by most modern games via XInput. Sometimes, the controllers will be recognized as Xbox 360 controllers.