Hey there, I was wondering what are some good fight sticks? Planning to hop on some fighter games for PS3. Not looking to spend a huge amount but was checking out this one just on the price http://www.amazon.ca/PS3-Real-Arcade-Pro-KAI/dp/B008CLQGCK/ref=sr_1_5?s=videogames&ie=UTF8&qid=1367197757&sr=1-5&keywords=HORI .
Thanks in advance.
Hey there, I was wondering what are some good fight sticks? Planning to hop on some fighter games for PS3. Not looking to spend a huge amount but was checking out this one just on the price http://www.amazon.ca/PS3-Real-Arcade-Pro-KAI/dp/B008CLQGCK/ref=sr_1_5?s=videogames&ie=UTF8&qid=1367197757&sr=1-5&keywords=HORI .
Thanks in advance.
Unless you already understand the fundamentals of the game as a pad player, buying a stick wont help you a whole lot, but if you do understand the game, that seems like a fine stick to use
Unless you already understand the fundamentals of the game as a pad player, buying a stick wont help you a whole lot, but if you do understand the game, that seems like a fine stick to use
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Never mind found my answer.
Never mind found my answer.
Housing is a bit lighter than other mass market sticks and people tend to be divided on the sloping wrist rest, but otherwise it's a very solid budget option - already has Sanwa lever + buttons, which is as good as it gets for the parts.
I usually tell people interested in buying a stick to wait for fighting game majors, since retailers always run promo codes that can save you a good amount of money. But I'm not sure if they're all valid for Canada...
Housing is a bit lighter than other mass market sticks and people tend to be divided on the sloping wrist rest, but otherwise it's a very solid budget option - already has Sanwa lever + buttons, which is as good as it gets for the parts.
I usually tell people interested in buying a stick to wait for fighting game majors, since retailers always run promo codes that can save you a good amount of money. But I'm not sure if they're all valid for Canada...
If you aren't used to a stick its gonna be weird as hell while you get used to it. I'm a tekken player, and since there hasn't been a decent arcade in my area for YEARS I've just been using the ps3 controller for a long time. I recently got a stick and I was so damn rusty with it. I ended up returning it because I honestly prefer a controller now.
If you want to get a stick just remember you get what you pay for. Also keep in mind that you don't NEED a stick to be good. I've played against some of the top tekken players in the country stick vs. controller and it's never really one sided one way or the other.
If you aren't used to a stick its gonna be weird as hell while you get used to it. I'm a tekken player, and since there hasn't been a decent arcade in my area for YEARS I've just been using the ps3 controller for a long time. I recently got a stick and I was so damn rusty with it. I ended up returning it because I honestly prefer a controller now.
If you want to get a stick just remember you get what you pay for. Also keep in mind that you don't NEED a stick to be good. I've played against some of the top tekken players in the country stick vs. controller and it's never really one sided one way or the other.
Yeah I know just wanna try out a stick as I've had a long time urge to own onw.
Yeah I know just wanna try out a stick as I've had a long time urge to own onw.