Fighting Stick Mini

There are some budget arcade sticks I'm aware of: Hori fighting stick mini, Mayflash F500, 8bitdo arcade stick. I'm not sure how easy they are to mod but they should be decent for under $100. You can try it out and see if you like it. I love them for shmups and fighting games. Definitely check out s

TBH the main thing is that swapping Fighting Game controllers will always make it feel like you've forgotten literally everything at first, i've gone from pad to stick to hitbox to pad over the time i've been into fighting games, and that process of feeling like nothing carried over at first happene

hori mini fight stick, cheap and small so it's good fit for kids.

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Also adding on to this, because it matches my experience: there's a lot more leverless options in the budget and midrange price brackets. Outside the hori mini, getting a stick is really expensive, but you have tons of options for leverless.

Building on this, you can get a cheap haute 42 leverless or hori mini arcade stick for relatively cheap to try them out. It is really what you find fun though, even at the highest level the difference is smaller than the benefit of comfort level

If you're worried about store legitimacy, look to the online counterparts of physical stores. So, PixelPlay (DataBlitz), GameXtreme, Gameline, Game One and iTech. For your budget, I'd suggest the GameSir Nova 2 Lite (there's a gold version that's signed by XiaoHai), 8BitDo Ultimate 2C Wireless or th

Generally speaking controllers with ps5 comparability will always be more expensive than the ones without. For leverless your best bet might be to get a small haute42 and a seperate ps5 adaptor(this should add a few frames of input delay I believe though?) For fight sticks your best bet is probably

Do you have a preference for using leverless or levers? Are you just wanting to play around with an arcade stick? Move to one entirely? Depending on what your goals are, I'd say the amount or money you spend up front should be tailored to that. If you just want to play around with an arcade stick, m

If you have smaller hands and want a more traditional layout. The Hori Minis are excellent (but pricy)