PS5 Fightstick Shootout - All Playstation 5 Arcade Sticks Compared
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- Quick video comparing all the Official Playstation Fightsticks.
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I actually love the form factor of the Hori Alpha, I find it super comfortable to rest my palms on, there's plenty of room and it's not too big for me. As for the Qanbas, I think all 3 should be $40-50 cheaper, the drone 2 for $80-100, the Titan for $170-180 and the Obsidian 2 for $250 would make a lot more sense and the sticks would be a lot more desirable than they are now. About the Victrix, as you comment it's a shame they didn't take the opportunity to add the L3/R3 buttons. It's also worrying that it seems that the new PS5 versions tend to have a higher than expected fail ratio. However, just because of the chassis and its construction they play in a different league.
I think the absence of L3 and R3 on the Victrix is unforgivable. It's like they know how to build stuff but they have no idea about fighting games.
@@Aignith you can program the pro button to be either L3 or R3. I was about to return mine till I found that out. It's a feature of the stick so you don't need steam configs or third party apps.
@@xxchanhonamxx Still, way more convenient to have them on the stick from the get go. Quality sticks tho.
@@KazamaPrime Imagine that I don't want to switch to a controller if I decide I want to navigate something potentially in game, or in console UI, that requires L3 or R3.
My Victrix is on the way. It will be here on Monday. Can't wait..
Nice! Have fun!
Hori Alpha is just a all around great stick that you previously brought up with price and how easy it's to mod. I'm in the process of customizing my Alpha sticks and the easy access it offers to do that is fast. I do want an obsidian 2 but would have to save up for that bad boy but for now the Hori Alpha will be my main for the time being😊 Love your videos and thank you for the hard work you put into your videos to keep everyone informed.
Victrix is not easy to mod, there’s very little space inside the stick, if you have big hands it’s hard, also has many flaws for a 400 stick
I modded my vewlix with a brook UFB and a ps5 add on, so im good but man i feel like this generation of arcade sticks are week and overpriced
My two favorite commercial sticks are Victrix pro fs and the Nacon Daija. The Obsidian 2 is good, but the cable is not detachable, changing the artwork requires you to purchase a clear plastic cover (they have them at Focus Attack), there’s not a lot of room for the joystick so I was unable to use the crown 2d 3D lever and the black plexiglass gets easily smudged. It does have a nice weight to it though making it stable. The Victrix and the Daija took into consideration that your wrists rest on the joystick after hours of play. The Victrix curved aluminum is comfortable and it stays cool. The Daija has a pad to rest your wrists on.
What about the Nacon Daija for the PS5?
How to mod the alpha so it can have removable usb cable?
Thank you for checking all of these fight sticks. i was sold on the Drone 2 til i read your review, then after your Drone 2 explanation i was sold on the Fightstick alpha, and after that i was sold on the Titan and that's more or less where i am - because the reason you stated, it might feel wrong as i hold it on my lap and im 6'2. but i also get a bit of wrist pain in my current situation with the Razer Panthera, which mind you is an amazing fightstick. i paid $200 for it years ago, and id consider it to be a "heavy weight" stick. so i figured if i go with something a bit lightweight, maybe more ergonomic id be able to play more comfortably. Titan looks amazing for that, and the quality of the parts are good too, its more or less a better version of Drone 2 if your review is anything to go by. in my heart sure i kinda want the obsidian 2, but i fear id run into the same issues as the razer panthera causes me now.
I have the titan and I bought it because I forgot my controller at evo, someone lended me a titan and immediately felt comfortable playing with it, so I went to a booth and got it for 200.
Love the weight and grip vs the drone, the stick separation is a plus for me as well, besides that it is an overall upgrade. I didn't even know it had the new jlf sanwa lever until after I had bought the thing. I also like the matte black look
I think you can't go wrong with the titan
Fightsticks are outdated overpriced scam trash. Basic ps5 controller dominates in fighting games now, and to think something less than 16 switches on piece of plexy glass is $300 is hilarious, get with the times guys, anyone under 35 never “played arcade” so thats what their used to, you played console at home on your pads.
It's strange how the games and sticks have kind of inverted this generation.
SFIV/PS3 era - high-quality game with a ton of high-quality arcade stick options
SFV/PS4 era - Street Fighter was very bare-bones and Esports focused, but tons of high-quality sticks with their own characteristics.
SF6/PS5 era - the game is insanely over-the-top, polished, high budget and loaded with content, but so many of the arcade sticks this generation, particularly from qanba, seem to be very bare-bones and straightforward, even with Quality Parts.
Right!? If you can get your hands on a ps3/4 stick and grab that brooks ps5 adapter then you’re golden.
@@djmixin1 So you're saying that I can add that brooks mini adapter to any official PS3/4 fighting stick? that's interesting and nice if true.
@@sonyx5332 yes I don’t see why not. I don’t have a PS5 yet but I think I can plug my mad catz te2+ directly but my qamba dragon might need the brooks.
I have a mayflash f300 and it works with the ps5. The only thing that I done to it when I was using it on the ps4 is that I modified the joystick part from square to hexagon.
Stick prices these days are insane, I still have my HRAP 3 and 4 which cost 100$ years ago and these sticks today cost 3-4x the price for marginal improvements at best. At least the Hori Alpha has a good design with the case.
Great review of different arcade sticks…..just purchased a Qanba Obsidian fight stick! Between your review and Maximillian’s I felt confident pulling the trigger on this purchase now. The weight, design, and form factor really appeal to me without breaking my wallet (although not “cheap” by any means).
Looking forward to setting up my PS5 Slim this weekend, downloading SF 6, and playing around with my new high quality arcade stick when it comes Sunday! 😎
I ended up going with the Victrix because no matter what I bought it was going to be expensive since I was going to have to import it. So figured I might as well spend the money on the Ferrari.
I ordered Hori alpha and victrix and the latter is by far the best! Every bad review you hear and see online is about price. If you can afford it, it simply is the best.
Nacon Daija arcade stick ps5
I think all the qanba sticks are $100 over-priced. No way the obsidian 2 should cost $300. I remember when the old madcatz sticks cost $120-150 for full sanwa parts
I ended up ordering a Hori Alpha.. turn out it was out of stock and have to wait until August for it to arrive! Oh well, got something to look forward to...
I just bought the Qanba drone 2 as my first fight stick. It's reallt fun to use. The only thing i dislike about it is that it's a little loud. I'll end up using it for a while
I would love for an American style joystick manufacturer to get a PS5 license. Those old MAS sticks come to mind
Do I have news for you. Razer Kitsune
You can still use the original Drone on ps5 if you dont want to pay for the drone 2 for entry level stick
well I wanted to get an Alpha and mod it with sanwa parts, but there's no easy way to buy one in Canada... only place I found that could take orders said it's backorder and don't know when it'll be available.. while I could order an obsidian 2 from Qanba and get it in a week or so. Sure, it'll cost more, but I'll be sure to receive it before SF6 comes out...
Decisions, decisions...
Unfortunately it’s Sonys licensing prices to make them usable on the ps5 that has made them so expensive :’(
*Intro* 0:01
PS5 Fully Compatible
*Qaniba Drone* 0:59
*Hori Fighting Stick:Alpha* 2:26
*Qaniba Titan* 4:04
*Qaniba Obsidian²* 4:58
*PDP Victrix* 5:52 (also can be used for PC & PS4)
*Price & Feature Comparisons* 7:05
*Outro* 10:19
Can you use the stick for madden 24 and nba 2k 24 for the ps5
what about the Nacon Daija PS5 ? :)
I just wanna play KOF XV on my PS5 and not pay too much! What would be the best recommendation?
Thanks for your videos. I have ordered a HORI Alpha + Sanwa JFL myself - I liked the features and price point of this combo the most. Qanba seems way to overpriced and have too many flaws at that price.
I firmly believe that a ps5 arcade stick is a scam right now. You're paying more for less
I agree
You can just buy a PS4 stick half the price and is ps5 compatible.
I buy my rap4 for 50 bucks
While people are buying ps5 sticks over 300 dollars
@johanseth3277 I ended up getting a Vitrix pro for my birthday. I had a chance to get it for less than an Obsidian 2 and went for it 🤣
But frankly, even if it wasn't for that immense stroke of luck, I still would've rather spend the extra money for a new Vitrix pro before I got any of Qanba's PS5 sticks off principle alone
@@pkphantom that's a really good find though
And it's still in good condition
Plus victrix whether PS4 or ps5 is still worth the investment cause you get what you needed but in a premium stick.
Have to say the form factor of the Hori Alpha is perfect for taller people. Im 6'7 and it has the perfect size for my legs
We really need cheaper sticks already the prices for a lot of these are ridiculous for not improving much if at all on their previous gen sticks
Get a job?
@@JW-vl5or I have one. What does that have to do with my statement?
@@JW-vl5or suggesting that controllers are overpriced for what they offer doesn't mean you don't have money or a job. it just means you can be critical of what new products are offering for their price.
I think I am going to get the Obsidian 2. In the place where I live, the official distributor is listing it at ~US$250 and it's currently on sale at ~$210.
How do you feel about the Mixbox for ps5?
I’d love to see a direct comparison between the obsidian 1 and obsidian 2.
Ummm. None. 😂. Just PS 5 vs PS 4. And thas. Sony thing.
the obvious differences besides PS5 support on the 2 and none on the 1 (outside of PS4 legacy controller support games): the 1 has LEDs in the sides while the 2 does not, but the 2 has removable compartment doors on each side instead. the left compartment stores the cable and the right compartment stores a bat top and can store a ball top and shaft/dust covers.
I’m searching an arcade stick with silent buttons like qanba q8
Should we boycott all the expensive stick. It is madness 😅. Save the money to buy a Xbox?
The Hori Fighting Stick Alpha was an easy choice for me. Just affordable and has everything you need. Qanba has really inflated their products to way beyond afforadable means. The Drone started as a good beginner stick and now it's asking for a premium price. The Titan and Obsidian 2 are close to the Dragon price, but the Dragon definitely felt more luxury. Victrix on the other hand...I don't know what they're thinking. The fact it plays on PS5 natively suddenly makes it worth $100 more than the PS4 equivalent?
TBH if you don't have a stick and want one. Hori is the way to go. If you have a previous fightstick from the last gen then just get the Brook PS5 converter it's cheaper. I bought the Hori before even seeing information about the converter. I hope Hori comes back w/a more premium version of their sticks like they did with the Fighting Edge last gen. I know it'll probably be a better choice and still under Qanba's price offers.
So. Which one will work to play Ms PAC-MAN and Pac-Man? I need something to play those old arcade games I have on my PS5. Galaga, asteroids etc.
There's also that Nacon Daija 2/White PS5 stick but I understand that it's more of a European market only item (it's like a Razer Panthera but slightly smaller) for about 290 euro.
Yeah for price and brand, I would pick the Hori FS Alpha out of all of them due to familiarity of the Hori Real Arcade Pro.N, it's form factor resembles a thicker box shape to the FS Alpha and I believe that Hori also has a companion app for it to custom profiles and bindings. My current sticks for this generation are my Padhacked Victrix replicate and Hori Fighting Edge (2017/PS4).
Yeah! The Daija looks great, but I can’t seem to get it in the US!
@@BriarRabbit Just like EU only Venom Arcade Stick (officially licensed and rebranded Mayflash F500), I think you could only get them new through middle man/proxy service but the good thing is that the PS4 and PS5 versions are virtually identical with the exception of PCB and color. Qanba has one super limited PS5 arcade stick coming out soon, it looks like they replicated the huge control panel from a Taito Vewlix candy cab and attached a table with wheels on it.
I have the alpha and obsidian 2 it's not even close the obsidian 2 is just way better. And I have them both moddes
@@PrinceTrunx The price is a total turnoff though IMO, I've had Qanba stuff since their PS3 days like the RAF Q3 wireless PS3 stick with the wooden enclosure to the the Q4 PS3 & Xbox 360 stick and I recently sold my Obsidian to a friend. I wrapped all the silver aluminum pieces satin black and he asked what the difference between the Obsidian and Obsidian 2 was and I told him that the main difference is that the Obsidian 2 is fully PS5 native and that it's got a new designed, he took my Obsidian (I threw in a 6 button plexiglass too) right away for $180 CAD instead of taking a look at the Obsidian 2 which is $422 CAD not including the $70 UDS shipping to Canada.
@@BriarRabbit impossible to get in Canada as well
For $80 your better of getting the Monoprice Dark Matter. Comes with a full aluminum Cabinet + Sanwa Buttons & Stick. Fully Moldable+ 1ms Latency. Great stick..
If I could have features. I loved the way MadCatz TE2 stick was done. They did make the TE3 but it won't work with the PS5. Would love to see a version created for with a selector switch for PS5, 4, 3, and PC. Have a True 8 Position Joystick included with a selector for Thumbstick, and Left Joystick. Lockout feature. I loved the screw on locking feature for the USB cord of the Madcatz TE2. Same idea could be applied for a USB type C. Have the Ball or Bat Top screw on top for the Joystick and have the ability to lock it so it won't unscrew. Dewalt makes a great design of how the phillips bits are held in the drill. DEWALT 8V MAX Cordless Screwdriver Kit, Gyroscopic, 2 Batteries, Electric (DCF680N2). Have the locking and unlocking ability to remove the stick like this drill does would be an awesome feature. It holds in 8 sided bits very well and they don't wobble at all. Buttons that can be back lit. They could light the position of the joystick as well with arrows that light up. Extra buttons on the top is the best placement vs back buttons of the TE2. The ability to have artwork installed on the front cover like the TE2 has. Fingerprint resistant plastic. The wideness over too vertical. Slide proof padding underneath. A mounting stand that is adjustable to ones sitting height that is stable or standing height and can lock the controller to it and be able to adjust the pitch of the controller from flat to slightly tilted and is very stable. Can collapse and be put into a carrying bag. Access to the parts inside and can fold up the USB cable and joystick tops inside the case for transport or storage. Also make a version of the hand held controller that is like the same layout as the 8 buttons on top and the left thumb controller. The miniture joystick on the left side is harder to control in street fighter series like games on those kinds of controllers. Can still have all the other buttons like they normally are for other games. Just more options for configuring what is most comfortable for each person of where they like certain buttons. Maybe the others could be used to program for two or 3 buttons being hit at the same time for one button for the extras. Since Street Fighter like games give those options. Such as two buttons at the same time for throws could be one button. They could always add more buttons to the sticks to allow for programming those ideas as well. I noticed in SFV that there were more programming button configurations than there were buttons available. So making a controller that can have more buttons to cover everything would be a great idea. It is just a matter of finding where to place them that would make the controller the most comfortable to use. Spacing is a key thing and button size is also something to consider. Don't want the buttons to be too big so that people with small hands have trouble reaching them. 3 rows of buttons would be great and the ones used the most should be at the bottom two layers. Less used buttons for multi-button combo press ones could be positioned at the top row. I've seen controllers in the past that has the ability to rotate knobs to control the rate of rapid fire before on NES and SNES systems before. I created my own modification for the Sega master system. It allowed the sega genesis controller to be plugged into it and it worked. A, B, and C did the same thing for D, E, and F buttons. All I had to do is cut the traces and wire up 555 timer circuits and place pots and capacitors in and solder and I had a way to create adjustable rapid fire. I did the in the Rocky Game for Sega Master System. The Speedbag training I was able to get max and got my skills up to max before I had to verse Ivan Drago. It was a project I did when I went to Eastland Career Center in electronics. Was a great learning experience applying what I learned in school, before controllers like this were being created.
Yea... the obsidian is bad hori n victrix are the ones to go for
As someone who’s used a Qanba drone for the past 2-3 years with a budget of $150-$250 would you recommend the Titan or the Alpha? i’ve also looked into FightBox sticks but they seem a bit iffy
Fightbox/Hitbox/ if you are going to be a competitive fight game player. Otherwise get whatever won't break your bank
@@anna5273 I've highly debated Fightboxes but i've seen tons of reports of disconnecting issues and poor build quality inside the actual case itself.
My Razer Panthera Evo works on the PS5 w/ every fighting game I've played be it GG (PS5 version) KOF etc... where's the compatibility issue? All JLF sticks and Sanwa Denshi buttons... I dunno... nothing I've seen here are worth it. When SF6 drops... or a good MvC sequel (lol) I'll check again. or update my PCB and parts... the Panthera Platform is amazing... I've owned about 6 or 7 in my FG endeavors... and outside the MLG Mad Catz, It looks like everyone went backwards...
Hi everyone, I'm looking for an arcade joystick, but I don't know the right one as a new player and a beginner to the series, I want to learn Tekken 7 until 8 comes out.
If anyone has suggestions, please help me 💜
* I play on PC and PS5 mostly
Puyo puyo tetris 2 (PS5) doesn't accept any input device except dualsense.
But that is the obly game in my library that has this issue
Did I hear right at the end of the video there is no toggle to switch the stick between left stick, right stick or d-pad when needed on the Victrix?! I've been eyeing this stick for a while but haven't wanted to spend so much yet. That might be a deal breaker and I might lean towards the Obsidion 2.
Seems nothing is beating my Blade.. Hori Fighting edge 2017 with Santa parts🤷🏾♂️
The Sega Astro theme you did that stick is awesome. Who made that overlay?
arcade shock
the real question, ho dispositive its better? yostick or botons for direction??
thankyu for u video sir, u won a one subscriptor (sorry my bad inglish)
Can the sport games for ps5 be user friendly such as madden 24 and nba 2k 24?
Was looking drone 2 i got sanwa parts for my other sticks i thought around 90 100 ill buy it to have one for my ps5..
I used your link for that mitsu stick for your hori alpha and it’s very loose i even chose the ss plate like u said
qanba obsidian 2 vs NACON Daija if same price , which would u pick?
The mayflash F series has always been the absolute best choice and best value for my use case. I'm glad the f700 has ps5 compatibility out of the box.
Which of these do you believe would be best for PC / MiSTer compatibility? Are they all PC compatible also?
All will work on pc. I use the Hori on Mister because I have it set up more for shmups.
@@BriarRabbit Thanks for the reply. I bet that stick works pretty well for the Neo Geo cores too. 👍
If you do most of your fighting primarily on PC then I'd say try the Quanba Q8. It's a pc-only stick, but with the Brooks wingman PS5 coming out this month, it won't matter.
really think i might pick up the hori alpha purely cause it just looks so ez to mod the crap out of it.
Razer Panthera OG is my preferred stick. Hope Razer can come up with a stick for the ps5 as well.
Dragon 2 needs a release
they all too big qanba drone 1 is ok, but older stick shape is better
Which sticks have turbo buttons mode please? For ps5
If the Victrix Pro had a L3 and R3 button it would be a no-brainer for me. Sure $400,- is hefty, but at least it is "justifiable" unlike the whole new Qanba range of fight sticks...
If vicitrix ever does limited editions again like they did for street fighter before i will have to get one
Asethic wise I like my SF6 themed Hori Alpha. I like the buttons and weight of my Obsidian 2 but I overpaid. My overall is my Mayflash F500 Elite. With the extra adapter I can do so much with that stick. Even use it to play with non-PS5 controllers and other sticks.
Can you put custom art under the plexi on the Obsidian 2?
the Hori Alpha is $350.00 on amazon now?????
Why was the nacon daija 2 left out of this one?
Is he an FBI agent? Yes he is and I'm a zombie.
My favorite has been. The Hori fighters edge for ps5 . Love the big size .
I am a huge Tekken fan. I have been playing it for over a decade. I have never used an arcade stick. Is it really worth it over just using a controller?
I am in the same Situation. But i think i will buy it just for the expirience and the Feeling ( even If i am better on Controller)
@@Fresha-Nils34 I saw a video about them a few days ago. They are really only for nostalgia and people that learned to play on arcade sticks. The guy I watched said there was no advantage to it and if you play on controller you will have to relearn everything. It basically like you said. Only buy one if you want a different experience.
@@justinwhitsitt7072 i would say it depends. I have huge palms with smalls but fat Fingers. Its hard for me to Press Like F and back with Just frames between without pressing down or Up or anything. Same thing with 1/2/3/4 often happens to Press more Buttons cause of my hands. There i see Potential in fighting Sticks cause every Finger has his own Button. Bit yeah in General its for Nostalgia
@@Fresha-Nils34 I can see it helping prevent fat fingering. I just don’t want to spend $300+ on a good one just to relearn a game and try to erase all the muscle memory I have built up over 20 years
@@justinwhitsitt7072 yeah for sure thats the reason why i will buy the hori one its in Sale Here in Germany for Like 170€ and i think for having a good time in Tekken and maybe start with Other fighting games ( never Player anything Else than Tekken) Like street Fighter or mk and learn those Games with the stick
What do you think about the Qanba Pearl VS the Qanba Titan? I have the pearl now and I'm wondering if it's worth the upgrade. I want a viewlix layout and I'm conflicted if I should just mod the Pearl or get the Titan.
It’s a downgrade lol
I have the alpha and the obsidian 2. I even modded the art already. The plexi it comes with had a plastic film that can be removed. Then you can remove the black paint easy. I did.
which one of the 2 do you prefer?
@@kungfuchef8500 obsidian 2
@@PrinceTrunx and you prefer vewlix to the noir layout? I haven't tried noir hence why I'm asking
@@kungfuchef8500 I have big ass hands way bigger than normal so stick layout never matters to me.
@PrinceTrunx OK thank you for your answers!
Nice vid 👍. Got a question for you; Are you familiar with the Mayflash arcade sticks? I have one that I use for PS4 and Switch games
It’s not compatible with PS5 games but there’s an adapter called the Magic-S Ultimate that supposedly lets it be used for PS5 games
Have you heard about this? Or do you have any experience with it?
I just bought the Magic-S Ultimate. Hooked up my Mayflash 300 to my pc, updated the firmware, and hooked it all up to my PS5. Works right off the bat with my PS5 & SF6. The Magic-S is made by Mayflash. I don't have any other sticks to test it with, but wonder if it will work with any PS4 stick.
No one talks about the Daija ;-;
Brook makes great adapters for all systems, giving the option of buying any fighting game controller really
This is the real answer.
Has anyone tested if the original Qanba Obsidian or Pearl work on the PS5 mainly Street Fighter 6? I’ve heard they do.
If you get the PS 4 version of the game possibly. It should work.
But if tournaments use the PS 5 version of the game them you may have issues.
@@anna5273 I got a Pearl and I can confirm it does work perfectly on PS5 and PS5 games. Tested several games including SF6 open beta.
Great video, you saved me money and provided great info I needed on the Titan 💪🏾
So can we do this for xbox???
I would really like to hear your opinion on the Nacon Daija. It has a detachable cable like the Victrix for a $150 less, and is customizable like the Hori Alpha. Also, what is your thoughts/experience with detachable USB-C cable sag ? Its a cool feature, but I think that is a major problem.
What is USB-C cable sag?
@@gilbertopadilla3611 Because the tip of the USB-C is usually pretty thin, and small I can sometimes not be able to handle the weight of the cable, causing it to sag while plugged in. Which in some cases can cause the port to become warped resulting in cables no longer staying snug when plugged in.
@@cmysharingan That makes sense. So it's better to have USB - A to USB-C
If Obsidian 2 had a Detachable cable and was able to open.
I would have bought it in a heartbeat. XD
I got obsidian pearl instead because it's on sale right now.
I added a removable cable to mine.
I went down that same route. Just waiting for qanba to ship it!
@@angelosalinas4961 Awesome!! :)
@@BriarRabbit can you do that to the titan?
Qanba is actually pronounced "Chan-ba"
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thanks!
Is the Quanba Drone 2 better than the Dark Matter?? Cause is around the same price
Everything I have read says Dark Matter is not compatible with PS5, only PS4.
@@McLort really? Have to buy the FGC Wingman then. Thanks for the headsup
@@netocaste1510 Yea NP, I researched like crazy, I wanted something that could do PC and PS5 without issues. Some of the reviews on Amazon talk about Dark Matter not working on PS5, so I avoided.
@@McLort you should go with the Nacon Daija or the Hori Alpha or the Victrix Pro FS
@@netocaste1510 Those were honestly my top 2 picks lol. I am in USA, so I would have to import the Daija. I have the Hori Alpha arriving Thurs :). Planning on modding in the future, but my first stick so going to play around with it for a while stock first.
Is a hexagon better than square joystick?
In my opinion, yes
@@eweston10 Could you elaborate on your decision? Im conflicted on getting a Hori or Quanba Obsidian 2 because the latter has Sanwa parts.
@@jessa.3857With me, I prefer a smaller style instead of a wide style, I still use my mayflash f300 and it's about the size of the hori, so for me it will be the hori but I'll probably look and see which have the best rating out of the two.
@@eweston10 I have an old Madcatz TE stick for the XB360 and Brook just released their adapter for PS5 and older fighter sticks that are wired. I picked it up with the quickness!! I'm no longer looking for a stick, lol.
@Jess A. 😂, well looks like you saved yourself some money, I would of done the same thing
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good review....
but you didn't remove a doubt from me:
this controller i could use it to play (AL PC)
with quake\serious sam and similar?
I mean, I could move the character with the stick,
and at the same time manage viewfinder \ weapon change and shooting with the MOUSE?
Thank you
I know nothing about fight sticks (I basically never play fighting games) and every time I get a notification for a briar video, they all look/sound the same to me, so I keep thinking he's reposting the same video, haha
I've never owned a fighting stick , nor will I ever buy one, but you are the nicest, coolest guy on DCP, and that's what counts.
You are too kind!
nicw vid