literally have been using this for KOF 15, Guilty Gear Strive, and Street Fighter V on pc. its damn impressive for how cheap it was. highly recommend it for anyone who sucks at using a traditional arcade stick.
It's just a bit hassle for console players, you'll need to attach it to the controller to able to use the mixbox and its not modible, but for its price you can't complain with that
There are enough parts available to make your own. I bought quite a few of that Sanwa type of switch, though I prefer the screw fixing type. And you can create your own using Cherry mx keys, might be worth a try on that one just to see.
I just got one today, and yeah. It is pretty nice for most fighting game inputs. I am struggling most with doing double full circles, like Zangief uses for critical moves, but single full circles are surprisingly QUITE easy to pull off. I am really stunned how much easer it makes inputs. I only got it for the novelty, so I wasn't expecting much.
Hello dude thanks for the video very helpfull Do you know which cable we need to use for sanwa buttons? I would like to change them 8 right hand buttons with sanwa ones but i dont know how to connect them :D
@@Vx1Hawkyou may need to do some soldering / fitting spade connectors to the wires for sanwa buttons. Pretty sure you'd need 30mm size sanwas. Sorry it's been a while since we reviewed this 😂
@@TeamPandory I think we need to unsolder only if you want change blue switches, but if you want change all the buttons you just need to remove them, cut the plastic tabs and connect with the new cable for sanwa )
Hi, Thank you for the highly informative video. Did you ever try using a Mayflash Magic Stick with the PXN-X8 so that you can use it on a PS4 without plugging in a controller to the PXN-X8? I’m considering buying the Magic stick so I can use the X8 for tournaments.
If anyone can help when i bought this the circle and X buttons were switched for some reason i had to remap them in tekken to play, but still if i want to confirm something i need to press circle rather than X can anyone help please !
@@faisaloqiel2355 i would try and look into maybe changing the reigon settings on your system. I had a similar issue playing a japanese port of a psp game where the X and O buttons were also switched.
When you're using POV / DPAD mode, then LEFT and RIGHT = DOWN LEFT, and UP and DOWN = NOTHING. In LS mode, LEFT and RIGHT = LEFT, whereas UP and DOWN = UP. ... You could always switch out the internals for a pico pi or brook board usb zero delay encoder to get your desired effect.
@@Jayx1230x Its not impossible but its harder than say a mixbox, a lot harder. You have to essentially press Back - Back; Down Back - Back, and thats not easy
literally have been using this for KOF 15, Guilty Gear Strive, and Street Fighter V on pc. its damn impressive for how cheap it was. highly recommend it for anyone who sucks at using a traditional arcade stick.
So .. You're a Keyboard Warrior, are you? Awesome! :D
@@TeamPandory hunnid percent!
@@MrBountyHunterD You in a clan? [KBW]LilTortillaBoi ... TFC.... Ohhh those were the days
Hi! So how is it holding up?
@@mendozacarlosfelipew.3055I'm buying one, I'll let you know how it is
It's just a bit hassle for console players, you'll need to attach it to the controller to able to use the mixbox and its not modible, but for its price you can't complain with that
I agree with you. A mixbox costs around $200 or $300 just to play without the original controller
There are enough parts available to make your own.
I bought quite a few of that Sanwa type of switch, though I prefer the screw fixing type.
And you can create your own using Cherry mx keys, might be worth a try on that one just to see.
We could also just take a keyboard and take all the keycaps off from the buttons we don't want to use. 🙂
8bitdo should make a new stick without the stick
This is one awesome product 👌
Edit .. weird choice with the buttons 😲
I'd imagine it'd be pretty good for pulling off Mortal Kombat moves, the whole back, forward, down, high punch Etc.
I just got one today, and yeah. It is pretty nice for most fighting game inputs.
I am struggling most with doing double full circles, like Zangief uses for critical moves, but single full circles are surprisingly QUITE easy to pull off.
I am really stunned how much easer it makes inputs. I only got it for the novelty, so I wasn't expecting much.
THEY CHOPPED OFF HIS STICK!!!!!
You know your product has hit the big time when it's been tea-bagged by EmuChicken!
Thank you for teardown part.
No problem!
Hi, update. How is the input delay? I'm plating Tekken
Sorry, can't really answer this question right now as I gave it to a friend. From what I could tell, it was pretty low.
So wait is this compatible with my ps5
Hello dude thanks for the video very helpfull
Do you know which cable we need to use for sanwa buttons?
I would like to change them 8 right hand buttons with sanwa ones but i dont know how to connect them :D
I don't think you can change the buttons at all, unfortunately
@@TeamPandory why not?
@@Vx1Hawkyou may need to do some soldering / fitting spade connectors to the wires for sanwa buttons. Pretty sure you'd need 30mm size sanwas.
Sorry it's been a while since we reviewed this 😂
@@TeamPandory I think we need to unsolder only if you want change blue switches, but if you want change all the buttons you just need to remove them, cut the plastic tabs and connect with the new cable for sanwa )
@@Vx1Hawk yeah... It's been a while. I think if I want to play like this I'll just use my keyboard 😁 I have arcade sticks and controllers for the rest
i just got this but for some reason my square and triangle are switched, and my x and circle are also switched
Yeah that's a pxn thing for some reason. I had it on the stick version
Hi, Thank you for the highly informative video.
Did you ever try using a Mayflash Magic Stick with the PXN-X8 so that you can use it on a PS4 without plugging in a controller to the PXN-X8?
I’m considering buying the Magic stick so I can use the X8 for tournaments.
Sorry to say we don't have a playstation 4 or 5... It should work though- but no promises :-)
If anyone can help when i bought this the circle and X buttons were switched for some reason i had to remap them in tekken to play, but still if i want to confirm something i need to press circle rather than X can anyone help please !
Tekken for which system? For the Japanese region, circle is accept rather than X for pretty much ALL Playstation games.
@@TeamPandory i play tekken on ps5 and i'm from the middle east which has x for accept, what do you think the problem is ?
@@faisaloqiel2355 i would try and look into maybe changing the reigon settings on your system. I had a similar issue playing a japanese port of a psp game where the X and O buttons were also switched.
Does it works on PS5 tekken 7 ?
HAHAHAHA DP CAUGHT ME OFF GUARD!
There is beauty in the arts.
What on God's green earth!
Can the swich be replace
Not that I know of.
How to do you play capcom fighters with this?
Some people can't play fighters with a stick properly, I use the d pad and the arrows on a keyboard
does this have a hotswap on the switches
does it work in xbox series?? someone answer me please
Yes it works on xbox it’s supposed to work on all systems.
Hi, is this controller suitable for tekken and street fighter?
Wait can you at least swap switches?
does this controller have socd intergrated into it?
When you're using POV / DPAD mode, then LEFT and RIGHT = DOWN LEFT, and UP and DOWN = NOTHING. In LS mode, LEFT and RIGHT = LEFT, whereas UP and DOWN = UP. ... You could always switch out the internals for a pico pi or brook board usb zero delay encoder to get your desired effect.
theres a new firmware that does it but specifically Last input priority
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Does it work on ps5?
yes
An emasculated arcade stick?
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I would not recommend that anyone buy this controller for Tekken 7, you will not be able to backdash cancel.
Yes you can, RUclips it. It’s actually easier with this. I do it every day
@@Jayx1230x Its not impossible but its harder than say a mixbox, a lot harder. You have to essentially press Back - Back; Down Back - Back, and thats not easy
@@percyhobbs if you're use to playing alot of fps games then it's pretty easy
Arcade controllers are best played with joystick levers and buttons.