Fighting Stick Alpha

Genuinely, are you trying to ragebait? Lol. If on the off chance you're not, I'll list each individual arcade stick listed in BrinoMatthew's link and show how you can open up the controller so that you have all the knowledge you need on which stick to purchase. Top Shelf: Victrix PRO FS Arcade stick

In my honest opinion, don’t build your first one if you’re on a budget. It usually ends up costing more once you add a case, PCB, buttons, lever, wiring, shipping, tools, etc. For PS5 + Tekken/SF6 I’d start with: Budget: Mayflash F500 + MagicBoots/Brook adapter if needed Better ready-to-go: Hori Fig

Diamond 1 on pad is already solid, so I wouldn’t assume you’re losing just because other people are on stick. A fight stick can be more fun and make motions feel more natural for some people, but there’s still a learning curve. For PS5 beginner options I’d mainly look at Qanba Drone 2 or Hori Fighti

There's a good selection for current gen but you gotta remember that retail/officially licensed peripherals are usually one console (and backwards compatible) + PC in terms of compatibility. Because of the growing trend of leverless/all button styled controllers, it's pretty split to even selection

For what your asking there are a few choices Budget option The Qanba Titan: little bigger then the drone and it's comes with Sanwa parts you can usually find it on sale for $149 USD. Mayflash F700: Heavier then the Drone 2 but not as wide and you can customize it with custom art. Can usually be foun

If you are very specific about how your lever feels to the point where you would probably want to swap it out, don't get the FlexStrike. From what I can find, the FlexStrike will more or less feel like a standard arcade stick with mechanical switches instead of traditional microswitches though from

Has the best modern features of a premium arcade stick compared to the Hori Fighting Stick Alpha and Obsidian 2 if that's what you're asking: - No required purchases down the line unlike the Obsidian 2 (thin valve for Knee Neo Lever) and comes with a clear plexiglass (Qanba is notorious for this as

If you're in the US, you might as well buy the Qanba Titan for $150 on Amazon.com: Licensed product with PS4, PS5 and PC modes. Overall one of the best arcade sticks for its price if you don't mind no visual customization options. Better package over the Qanba Drone 2 due to it's proper case size fo

The Hori HPC-064 RAP.V for PC. Quality, inexpensive in the Japanese market, and you'll have it in a colorway very few have in North America. Hori Fighting Stick Alpha silent is a good choice not available in the North American market.

Don't buy this stick it's not worth the money go grab a Hori fight stick alpha or a Qanba Obsidian way better quality