if thats the case which would you recommend out of the the 2 for street fighter 6? victrix bfg or asus rakiri pro. I likethe clicky feel of dpads but was unsure of victrixs because people were saying it was good but bad so wasnt sure if it was worth settling for it. another thingi noticed the victrix had the rog didnt was the dpad was movable to the top position. but then again dont think thatd be an issue since usaid in the video based off how the handles were on the raikiri were its actually natral resting position. based off no expirence touching either of the two the raikiri seems more prefereable towards street fighter for me but what do you think since youve actually had hands on expirience with teh two. @FrameCounting
doesnt the wolverine v2 pro miss the down input on dpad? i was unsure between getting this and wolverine v2 pro for street fighter 6. also i saw u said the controllercwas bad for diagonal, does that mean if i use for street fighter ill miss down block and forward jump a lot? or should i just get the victrics bfg since ut was also claimed to have the issue of diagonals?
Diagonals in SF6 for blocking and jumping is not the same as in 3D fighters like in DOA6. SF6 in general is pretty forgiving when it comes to inputs. In DOA6 however, you have to be very precise or you'll drop the combo. If you are only playing SF, I wouldn't worry too much about diagonals. All the mentioned controllers will work well as long as you are willing to give them some time.
if thats the case which would you recommend out of the the 2 for street fighter 6? victrix bfg or asus rakiri pro. I likethe clicky feel of dpads but was unsure of victrixs because people were saying it was good but bad so wasnt sure if it was worth settling for it. another thingi noticed the victrix had the rog didnt was the dpad was movable to the top position. but then again dont think thatd be an issue since usaid in the video based off how the handles were on the raikiri were its actually natral resting position. based off no expirence touching either of the two the raikiri seems more prefereable towards street fighter for me but what do you think since youve actually had hands on expirience with teh two.@@FrameCounting
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At times I feel you created this channel just for me 😂 great review again
The video I ve been waiting for, thank you
can you make an updated video for the brook fgc adapter? or is it just the same after the updates?
good job
every nice forever !
make the top 50 d pad controllers...or something !
Still waiting for the Snakebyte Gamepad X
if thats the case which would you recommend out of the the 2 for street fighter 6? victrix bfg or asus rakiri pro. I likethe clicky feel of dpads but was unsure of victrixs because people were saying it was good but bad so wasnt sure if it was worth settling for it. another thingi noticed the victrix had the rog didnt was the dpad was movable to the top position. but then again dont think thatd be an issue since usaid in the video based off how the handles were on the raikiri were its actually natral resting position. based off no expirence touching either of the two the raikiri seems more prefereable towards street fighter for me but what do you think since youve actually had hands on expirience with teh two. @FrameCounting
Do you plan on covering the Scuf Envision?
Yes, stay tuned! =)
Btw dude, which one do you prefer overall?this one or the wolverine razer v2 chroma?
This one for 2D and Razer for 3D
Dualsense button presses are silent on purpose, to let microphone hear everything around
That makes sense!
doesnt the wolverine v2 pro miss the down input on dpad? i was unsure between getting this and wolverine v2 pro for street fighter 6. also i saw u said the controllercwas bad for diagonal, does that mean if i use for street fighter ill miss down block and forward jump a lot? or should i just get the victrics bfg since ut was also claimed to have the issue of diagonals?
Diagonals in SF6 for blocking and jumping is not the same as in 3D fighters like in DOA6. SF6 in general is pretty forgiving when it comes to inputs. In DOA6 however, you have to be very precise or you'll drop the combo. If you are only playing SF, I wouldn't worry too much about diagonals. All the mentioned controllers will work well as long as you are willing to give them some time.
if thats the case which would you recommend out of the the 2 for street fighter 6? victrix bfg or asus rakiri pro. I likethe clicky feel of dpads but was unsure of victrixs because people were saying it was good but bad so wasnt sure if it was worth settling for it. another thingi noticed the victrix had the rog didnt was the dpad was movable to the top position. but then again dont think thatd be an issue since usaid in the video based off how the handles were on the raikiri were its actually natral resting position. based off no expirence touching either of the two the raikiri seems more prefereable towards street fighter for me but what do you think since youve actually had hands on expirience with teh two.@@FrameCounting
I’d go with the Raikiri
This or controller series 2?
Xbox S2
@@FrameCounting thanks for the reply. +1 sub
Is it only wired on Xbox ?
Yes, all third party controllers are wired on Xbox.
@@FrameCounting thank you, sir