Mad Catz Xbox 360 Street Fighter IV Arcade FightStick (Xbox 360)
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- Japanese-style joystick & buttons
- 8-button layout with additional multi-speed
- Turbo functionality
- Genuine arcade layout
- Licensed artwork featuring your favorite Street Fighter characters
- Integrated headset port for use with Xbox LIVE
- Controller lock/unlock switch prevents accidental button presses
- 3-way switch enables joystick to function as left or right analog stick or D-Pad
- 8-button layout with additional multi-speed Turbo functionality
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Product details
- Is Discontinued By Manufacturer : Yes
- Rated : Unknown
- Product Dimensions : 15.24 x 30.48 x 35.56 cm; 540 Grams
- Release date : 20 Feb. 2009
- ASIN : B001M22VCU
- Item model number : SF4047180/02/1
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Overall I have enjoyed using this stick and think it would be a good alternative for those who aren't willing to spend over a hundred pounds for a top of the line controller , but still enjoy playing fighting games alot.
After using the Hori EX2 a couple of months earlier , in comparison this arcade stick makes the EX2 feel like a toy , mainly because of the size/weight difference.
This is my first real heavyweight arcade stick to own and it feels great/comfortable in your lap. It's hard to back to the feel of the a lightweight stick in your lap after trying a heavyweight.
I feel abit cautious about the reputation of the company behind this product though. Mad Catz has been known to make products that tend to break easily.
The quality of the buttons themselves feel alot cheaper / more flimsy than other arcade sticks I've owned in the past.
The buttons are very responsive though ... although somewhat too sensitive .... the even brushing your fingers on one gently will probably set off a command you never wanted to happen.
I am also worried about how long these buttons will last .... they just sound really weak when you tap them ....
The stick is seems alot looser/more flexible than other sticks I've had in the past ... less noisy too ... although I do hear a strange awkward click once in a while .... as if it's snagged onto something , even though it's not , which makes me think it probably isn't even fitted properly inside.
Even though it's made with cheaper parts than most home arcade sticks , it is apparently easy to mod. When these low grade parts do fail, you can order better parts and replace them.
Also 8 button layout is becoming a standard among most home arcade console sticks at the moment , which is not my personal preference .... since games like Street Fighter tend to use six button standard control schemes ... having an extra 2 buttons can be quite off putting if your hand even slightly wanders off the mark.
But this is something we will have to accept and adapt to nowadays , since more companies are adopting the 8 button standard for their arcade sticks for the home console market.
Another fault , which I don't know if it's specific to my batch or not .... is the cable quality is horrible .... somehow the twists in my cable have become permanent ...... none of my other controllers suffer this ..... half of my cable has ended up looking deformed/mishapen .... I couldn't believe there was such a thing a cable not being that flexible in keeping it's shape ..... I hope the tournament edition Fight stick doesn't have this problem too .... almost all other cables I've seen i my life , don't keep the shape of twists in the cable after it's bent ....
Anyway .. all in all .... after over a months play testing ..... it has become my most used of my arcade sticks even considering it's poor quality parts ..... so it's a good sign it's still working at least ..
It's much better/more comfortable to play fighting games like street fighter on an arcade stick than a controller ..... and this is probably one of the better arcade sticks out at the moment even considering it's inferior parts. ( We're talking about standard edition here ... not tournament )
I reccomend it to those who aren't true serious hardcore fight fans .... but still enjoy playing fighting games every so often ..... it's a good intermiate level stick ... and great for beginners too ... experts/hardcore players will want to go for the tournament edition stick especially if they are rough/violent on the controlls..
I myself want to get a tournament edition stick because I am question the lifespan of the buttons , even though it would be cheaper to replace the buttons than to buy a new stick.
It probably isn't worth the full retail price of £70 to tell the truth especially considering the quality of the parts used ... but if you see it for around £50 I encourage you to snap it up , as that price seems more reasonable.
In any case the Hori EX2 is still a pretty good alternative to this stick and cheaper too .... but the Mad Catz SE fight stick might be a better choice , since it is made to be easier to mod. So if parts fail , they are easier to replace. ( No soldering necessary )
Also the artwork on the stick is rather nice to look at too , especially if you're a Street Fighter fan.
Overall buy this stick if you love fighters , but can't justify spending over £100 on a controller that costs more than a console .... hehe.
EDIT :
After recently purchasing the tournament edition stick , I find myself favouring the standard edition because the size and shape seems much more comfortable.
First impression of the Tournament edition so far is the case just so unconventional needlessly bulky and wide.... one would find it very awkward / uncomfortble , even with experience on other arcade sticks .
My best advice is to buy this stick and replace the low quality buttons when they fail with high quality parts which you can order online from specialists.
the only reason i have not given this product top marks is because i have not had it long and have no idea of its durability.