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Home›Tech Advice›Which Fighting Game Controller Should You Buy? A Quick Rundown

Which Fighting Game Controller Should You Buy? A Quick Rundown

By Matthew Lynch
January 31, 2024
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Choosing the right controller for your fighting games can greatly enhance your gameplay and fun. Here’s a quick rundown to help you decide which one to buy.

Arcade Sticks

Arcade sticks mimic the layout found in arcade cabinets. They come with a stick for directional input and a set of buttons. They are perfect for those who grew up playing fighters in arcades or those seeking that nostalgic experience. The Hori Real Arcade Pro and the Qanba Dragon are popular choices that offer robustness and reliability.

Gamepads

Gamepads like the standard PlayStation or Xbox controllers can suit casual players who are already comfortable with them. For more specialized options, consider the Razer Raion or the Hori Fighting Commander that offers a D-pad oriented layout suitable for complex maneuvers.

Hit Box Controllers

The Hit Box is a stickless controller designed to provide precision and speed. It uses buttons for all inputs, including movements, catering to those who prefer an all-button layout for increased accuracy.

Mixbox Controllers

The Mixbox controller combines arcade stick buttons with WASD keys instead of a traditional joystick. It’s suitable for players transitioning from PC fighter games who are used to keyboard inputs.

Ultimately, choosing a fighting game controller comes down to personal preference and play style. Remember, no controller inherently makes you better; practice is key to mastery. Consider trying out different types before making your purchase to find what works best for you.

 

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