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Nacon Daija (almost always on sale for $200) Qanba Obsidian 2, Qanba Titan, and Mayflash F700 Elite is what I would look at. They all have Sanwa parts, which is the standard most people go off of as a baseline. You could also get a cheaper, smaller stick, like the 8bitdo fightstick (I prefer the Swi

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

I have both, I use hori alpha for street fighter and qanba titan for tekken. They’re both very very similar: Alpha is bigger but lighter if you care about the weight Alpha is also so easy to change buttons and stick as it just opens up on a hinge. Titan you have to undo all the screws etc. You can a

Qanba Titan is the best value for a first time stick. It checks all the boxes while being considerably more affordable. Sanwa Parts Comfortable on lap PS5 compatible

Buy second hand locally (Xbox 360 if you're purely PC, PS4 if you considering attending locals/weeklies/tourneys) form FB Marketplace, Offer Up or whatever local classifieds are popular in your area. If you don't want to do some research and just looking for something new with almost no hassle, then

Being a PC player gives you a lot of flexibility but i will try to keep the options narrow. If you did want one that is natively compatible on ps5 for reasons o attending locals or whatever, the Qanba Titan is a great price on Amazon US right now (about $140 usd on sale). It is one of my main travel

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

Most of the weight comes from the RAP.N's sheer size to the point where I wouldn't suggest replacing any of the metal plates for structural integrity. Probably list it up for sale and grab yourself a Qanba Titan over the Drone 2 as they're both similar but the Titan has more benefits over the Drone

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