Titan

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

dont get a the qanba Titan if you want to put a korean lever on it. I had to get rid of mine . Apart from that its a good stick

I would honestly suggest grabbing the Qanba Titan for $150 (from Amazon.com if you're in the US) over the Drone 2. Out of the box, you get a more stable case with the option to lighten it by removing the optional weight plate and it already comes with Sanwa parts so in the end, you won't have to wor

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 Qanba Drone 2 is fine, if you live in the US, I would recommend it's more robust brother, the Qanba Titan for numerous reasons: - Qanba Drone 2 on Amazon is $100, adding $50 for the Titan is a better deal. - Qanba Drone 2 is fine on the desk play but if you're an averaged sized person, on the la

There is no "best fightstick" specifically for Tekken. It's a preference thing. That being said if it's your first controller dedicated for fighting games here is what you need to know: Classic arcade sticks:The industry standard as far as quality goes for arcade sticks (classic ones with a lever) a

Yeah no worries, I often suggest used Panthera EVOs to friends right when SF6 released years ago, there were plenty used for good prices while the Qanba Titan was just introduced shortly after SF6's release at a whooping $225 USD price tag. In the end, I prefer the Panthera EVO over the Titan with i

Controller type is down to preference, what is comfortable for me may or may not be comfortable for you, and unfortunately the only way to know is to try. I personally dislike leverless controllers, they make my fingers and wrists hurt after a short amount of usage. I find stick to be the most satis

Just want to get something clear before recommending something, if is this your first stick it doesn't mean it's better for fighting games. It's a preference thing, just wanted to get that out the way. If you're aiming for efficiency a leverless controller like a Hitbox is proabably your best bet. J

I won't try to sway you to leverless but my advice is if you do go stick, at least get a decent one instead of going budget. You'll have a better experience. Doesn't have a to be a premium one. My recommendation is the Qanba Titan. Solid stick, not too pricey, not too heavy, not too light, not too b