Fighting Stick Alpha

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

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 you want to stick to pad, I recommend buying a Brook Wingman FGC 2 (wired only) or the Wingman P5 (FGC 2 but with wireless compatibility with BT controllers) and a third party controller that's highly praised than a $200 FightStick, leverless or third party PS5 controller. The Hori Fighting Comma

The whole design philosophy of the Razer Panthera EVO is a strange one, Razer released a smaller, lighter more and simpler (or traditional) design for the purposes of a more reliable and travel friendlier than the original Razer Panthera two years later. The main issue with the Panthera EVO was that

I don't know if the buttons have the quick attach connections, but I have two Hori sticks I've had open. One you need to remove screws to open (RAP N), the other just opens like your picture, Hori Fighting Stick Alpha. These two are Noir layout, I'm not sure if that's what the Atrox is or if that ha