Fighting Stick Alpha

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

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

Based off Amazon's prices: Obsidian 2 ($200): Classic case of "Bigger is Better", if you're looking for a wide arcade stick similar to the Hori Fighting Edge, it's a great choice though it has the typical Qanba addon problem where some of the modern amenities have to be purchased on the side like a

I have a hori fight stick alpha, buttons were good but you may not like the hori stick it comes but the arcade stick itself is good.

Because a common trait of Hori is that they sell quality peripherals and accessories at the cheapest that they can for consumers and the Hori Fighting Stick Alpha is this generation's flagship arcade stick that has been on the market for roughly 5 years now being the successor to the Real Arcade Pro

yeah it is, the Naicon Daija and Hori Fighting stick alpha or even the Quanba Obsidian 2 are much better than the drone and those are the similar tier as the Kitzune, the drone is closer to the haute42 in terms of quality

Panthera EVO: Pros: Best travel arcade stick for it's size, weight and has a cord compartment (the door is spring loaded so it doesn't need to be clipped in to be securely closed). Cons: Has a lot of screws (bottom set of screws to release the top plastic tub, one tiny screw on top hidden under the

If it’s your first arcade stick, all four of those are decent but they sit in slightly different categories. Qanba Drone 2 – good entry-level stick. Lightweight and affordable, but the stock parts are basic and many people upgrade them later. Mayflash F700 Elite – probably the best value here becaus

If you’re coming from keyboard and playing 3rd Strike, moving to a lever makes sense if you actually want arcade consistency. Hitbox is strong, but if you choke on stick in arcades, you need reps on the stick, not another layout. For entry-level budget options: 8BitDo Arcade Stick (great value, easy