Went to change the buttons on my arcade stick using the Cthulhu PCB. I was using a PC program that when I tried to assign the buttons, it said J1-Button 3 was pressed and needed to be released. I then plugged the board straight into my PS3 with nothing else hooked up while a movie was playing and as soon as I plugged it in, it backed out of the movie. In other words it appears the O (Circle) Button is stuck. Is this normal, is this a defect and why would it be doing this? I have a theory that I may have messed up and allowed heat to go through the wire and into the board (while soldering) and that may have damaged the Cthulhu PCB. So did I kill my Cthulhu and do I need to buy a new one?
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April 3
Went to change the buttons on my arcade stick using the Cthulhu PCB. I was using a PC program that when I tried to assign the buttons, it said J1-Button 3 was pressed and needed to be released. I then plugged the board straight into my PS3 with nothing else hooked up while a movie was playing and as soon as I plugged it in, it backed out of the movie. In other words it appears the O (Circle) Button is stuck. Is this normal, is this a defect and why would it be doing this? I have a theory that I may have messed up and allowed heat to go through the wire and into the board (while soldering) and that may have damaged the Cthulhu PCB. So did I kill my Cthulhu and do I need to buy a new one?April 3
