Arcade Stick

Yes, they work. I recommend you get one with hall effect/ tmr sticks to have a friend for life (and actually be worth the money) Name brands like gamesir and 8bitdo are the best but some Chinese off brands are surprisingly really really good if you know where to look and have the patience

I have one, and as others said, it is a great controller to start. It is very easy to mod, tho there is really no need in regards to buttons. They are good, only a bit loud. What you will probably notice down the road is that the stick could be a bit tighter, so I really recommend that you change la

Jerome here, I'm the one who started the debate with Lucky on Twitter. While I'm not super informed about the LodgeNet controller I do know the V2 stick is another POT based stick. Every single one of these style sticks, regardless what tech they use, do not have the same stick throw and pivot point

Easiest recommendation would be the 8bitdo arcade stick. Great battery life, wireless, low lag, and quite decent stock buttons and stick.

Get an 8bitdo arcade stick with the GameCube adapter, works flawlessly and is easily moddable if you don’t like the buttons/stick

8bitdo's arcade stick is considered pretty good. I have the original that was just a rebranded Mayflash arcade stick, and even it's pretty damn good, and the v2 is supposedly quite a bit better.

I use 8bitdo arcade stick which the joystick replaced with sanwa stick. It's awesome and cheap.

I'm playing it using my 8bitdo arcade stick and it feels amazing. It is made for these kind of 8 direction movement games

The Hori Mini is a functional controller. It just doesnt do well in regards to replicating some aspects of the feel of arcade hardware. It does have a functioning lever, and the buttons are more sizeable than what is on a gamepad. But the base is incredibly light to the point that you will likely ei