It’s what I use just because of PS5 compatibilty. Solid product. I replaced the buttons with Sanwa and added an octagonal gate. Easily replacing custom art is a bonus!
@@condescending28I tried an octagonal gate and it didn’t work for me. I prefer “squircle” gates/collars and Korean levers. But I also don’t care what other people use lol. Use what works for you, way too much gatekeeping (pun intended) going on in the community.
I have Hori RAP 4 , Madcatz TE1 SF4 and Razer Panthera But I also have lot of pads and Hitboxes, all are fun. But i feel nostalgic recently to return to arcade stick
Just got myself one of these because tekken 8 will be coming out in a week. Already have 8 fighting games on it and the teenage turtles arcade games. It's good so far but my finger might have to get used to it. But am happy with my purchase
I got this same stick except the X Box equivalent. I found the Hiyabusa stick far too loose, so I switched it for the Sanwa JLF stick with an octagonal gate, that I had in my xbox360 Madcatz SF4 SE fightstick. I kept the Hori Hiyabusa buttons in place though, because even though I have plenty Sanwa buttons, I actually prefer the feel & the very light too the touch sensitivity of the Hori Hiyabusa buttons, compared to the Sanwa buttons. All in all a great arcade stick, that’s very easy too modify with your preferred parts. For the price & with the straight out of the box set up & parts, I would give this stick a 4.3 out of 5, but after switching the stick with a Sanwa JLF, which was as easily modified as literally unscrewing,then re-screwing 4 screws, then my rating for this stick goes up to an easy 4.8 out of 5. It literally took under 10 minutes too switch the Hiyabusa stick with the Sanwa JLF. This is an arcade stick, that’s well worth the asking price. Edit & P’s’ - I forgot too mention that I’m with you on your disapproval of hitboxes. I seriously don’t like this new way of basically finding a way to cheat, especially when used in tournaments. The games were never designed to be played with them. Obviously I’ve got zero problem with people just using them for use at home, that’s completely fine but I seriously don’t think hitboxes should be allowed in tournaments. Just my 2cents on that issue & good review by the way brother.✌️
It's best after you replace all the Hayabusa parts with Seimitsu. Pretty much everything is more precise than Sanwa. I'll never understand the hold that Sanwa has had over people
@@HeavyMetalSonicRM hope that’s helped you win a lot of money or else you get about the same amount of enjoyment as I do with my current normal controller and my stick
@@y0urmak3r No money, just the satisfaction of my inputs actually working. I went with Sanwa because of its reputation and then couldn't play SNK games worth a damn. Hayabusa wasn't much better. It wasn't until I switched to a Seimitsu lever that everything starting working right. I eventually learned that Seimitsu is what SNK used in their cabs, so it makes sense. Trying to play something like KOF '98 with a Sanwa almost drove me to the point of destroying the controller.
@@HeavyMetalSonicRM Which Seimitsu stick and buttons were you able to fit in here? I heard some have trouble. I have an LS-62, you think it'd fit in here?
Hori makes such great sticks. Their joysticks are amazing. I am still using the HORI RAP 4 KOF14 edition that my best friend bought me back in 2016. I even bought a few brook converters for it.
I have an original Qanba Obsidian. I ended up going with the Nacon Daija over the Hori Alpha but I’m kinda wishing I didn’t. After playing on the Obsidian for so long it’s hard to get over the height and lack of a slope on the Daija. Kind of wishing I went with the Alpha.
🤠 Can't make up my mind whether to get the Hori α for $298 AUD or $89.99 for Wingman FGC for my MadCatz TE2 (Xbox 360). I mean it's just a dongle & there must be some latency in the conversion from 360>PS5 signals.
@@IXXIDylan yea it's not a bad stick at all, just a bit underwhelming because i wish it was a bit more sturdy and rugged feeling, but it's got too much plastic parts
Yea I have the older soul calibur 6 hori stick and it’s great but I’m also used to different buttons on older hori sega saturn/xbox 360 sticks so they always feel a little weird lol hit the like on this video not just for the review but the comment on hitboxes made me laugh
i need a guide pls. If buttons and the joystick should be sanwa what is the difference of the rest of it? I would like to buy a very light console and replace all with best quality buttons and joystick. M i thinking wrong? i want to play old school sf2 only
LOL! What's wrong with Leverless? I have the SF6 version. It's really great quality. I like the buttons. My only issue is the cord. If you aren't careful you can probably mess up the wire to the Options/Start button on the top right. That's the only issue with it. I don't use it much because I do prefer my Leverless. But great Stick overall. 9/10 on the Stick.
hitbox swapping to fight stick acc. I dont like controller so i built my own hitbox, its cool, but mt brain cant deal with all the buttons. i tried a cheap fight stick and it felt a lot better. so i want a fight stick (with a bat top) the balls are not that comfortable
I disagree with you on that one: i do not like at all the Hayabusa stick. I find it very cheap. I replaced it with a Sanwa on my Hori stick. But to each its own :) 🕹️
Agreed! The HORI buttons are terrible in my opinion. I have the Soul Caliber HORI stick and they’re awful. They just don’t feel right, I like that you can easily swap them out.
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Kuro buttons have been discontinued for years. Those are Hayabusa pushbuttons if I'm not mistaken.
It’s what I use just because of PS5 compatibilty. Solid product. I replaced the buttons with Sanwa and added an octagonal gate. Easily replacing custom art is a bonus!
I, too, prefer Octogonal. People be acting like it's a sin to use. LOL!
@@condescending28 People like to force their own opinion on others, and shame them if they cant get someone to agree. Its crazy 😂
@@condescending28I tried an octagonal gate and it didn’t work for me. I prefer “squircle” gates/collars and Korean levers. But I also don’t care what other people use lol. Use what works for you, way too much gatekeeping (pun intended) going on in the community.
I have Hori RAP 4 , Madcatz TE1 SF4 and Razer Panthera
But I also have lot of pads and Hitboxes, all are fun. But i feel nostalgic recently to return to arcade stick
Just got myself one of these because tekken 8 will be coming out in a week. Already have 8 fighting games on it and the teenage turtles arcade games. It's good so far but my finger might have to get used to it. But am happy with my purchase
Hi, do you play T8 on this? How was it?
Felt really good in mY eyes since the fighting in tekken 8 is so good and feels great!
Is it worth to buy?, Cause im new in Tekken 8 & considering to get 1. And how is it feel, Do you find any problem while using it?
@@IXXIDylanit’s worth it
I like the layout for the ps button and touch pad.
I got this same stick except the X Box equivalent. I found the Hiyabusa stick far too loose, so I switched it for the Sanwa JLF stick with an octagonal gate, that I had in my xbox360 Madcatz SF4 SE fightstick. I kept the Hori Hiyabusa buttons in place though, because even though I have plenty Sanwa buttons, I actually prefer the feel & the very light too the touch sensitivity of the Hori Hiyabusa buttons, compared to the Sanwa buttons. All in all a great arcade stick, that’s very easy too modify with your preferred parts.
For the price & with the straight out of the box set up & parts, I would give this stick a 4.3 out of 5, but after switching the stick with a Sanwa JLF, which was as easily modified as literally unscrewing,then re-screwing 4 screws, then my rating for this stick goes up to an easy 4.8 out of 5. It literally took under 10 minutes too switch the Hiyabusa stick with the Sanwa JLF. This is an arcade stick, that’s well worth the asking price.
Edit & P’s’ - I forgot too mention that I’m with you on your disapproval of hitboxes. I seriously don’t like this new way of basically finding a way to cheat, especially when used in tournaments. The games were never designed to be played with them. Obviously I’ve got zero problem with people just using them for use at home, that’s completely fine but I seriously don’t think hitboxes should be allowed in tournaments. Just my 2cents on that issue & good review by the way
brother.✌️
It's best after you replace all the Hayabusa parts with Seimitsu.
Pretty much everything is more precise than Sanwa. I'll never understand the hold that Sanwa has had over people
I’ll never understand the hold that any of these have on any of you lol just pick what you like
@@y0urmak3r I chose what works well.
@@HeavyMetalSonicRM hope that’s helped you win a lot of money or else you get about the same amount of enjoyment as I do with my current normal controller and my stick
@@y0urmak3r No money, just the satisfaction of my inputs actually working. I went with Sanwa because of its reputation and then couldn't play SNK games worth a damn. Hayabusa wasn't much better. It wasn't until I switched to a Seimitsu lever that everything starting working right. I eventually learned that Seimitsu is what SNK used in their cabs, so it makes sense. Trying to play something like KOF '98 with a Sanwa almost drove me to the point of destroying the controller.
@@HeavyMetalSonicRM Which Seimitsu stick and buttons were you able to fit in here? I heard some have trouble. I have an LS-62, you think it'd fit in here?
I have one of these. I love it. A close friend of mine bought it for me last year. I just wish the art was even easier to change on these than it is.
Same here. Except my close friend bought me one 7 years ago and I still use it to this day
@@sladejosephwilson2300 Didn't know this model was available seven years ago! How do you like it overall?
@@ColinLack Sorry not this model. I meant a Hori stick. Mine was the HORI RAP4 KOF14 edition. It's excellent especially the joy stick
My favorite stick of the moment is my ps4 Hori Fighting Edge with Metallic Qanba Gravity KS push buttons and metallic balltop for the hayabusa lever.
Hori makes such great sticks. Their joysticks are amazing. I am still using the HORI RAP 4 KOF14 edition that my best friend bought me back in 2016. I even bought a few brook converters for it.
I have an original Qanba Obsidian. I ended up going with the Nacon Daija over the Hori Alpha but I’m kinda wishing I didn’t. After playing on the Obsidian for so long it’s hard to get over the height and lack of a slope on the Daija. Kind of wishing I went with the Alpha.
Nabil owning a Hori stick seems fitting considering that Hori use to make the arcade sticks for the Neogeo AES.
I didn't know that!
@@NeoGeoNow That also explains why the whole console was expensive. SNK didn't hold back
🤠 Can't make up my mind whether to get the Hori α for $298 AUD or $89.99 for Wingman FGC for my MadCatz TE2 (Xbox 360). I mean it's just a dongle & there must be some latency in the conversion from 360>PS5 signals.
I've that same stick with the dongle, and i don't appreciate any lag
I love hayabusa parts, jlf is good but sanwa buttons is a bit overrated to me. 🤷🏻♂️
Really cool video- per usual👍 The Hori arcade stick looks nice.
I just use my old mayflash f300 and it's great for the price point!
I wish this stick had more metal parts and a bit heavier, it has way too much plastic imo, makes the thing feel a bit “cheap”
But still, is this worth buying cause im considering to get 1 the Tekken 8 edition & the price itself is little bit crazy
@@IXXIDylan yea it's not a bad stick at all, just a bit underwhelming because i wish it was a bit more sturdy and rugged feeling, but it's got too much plastic parts
I still can’t leave my TE2+ and Qanba Dragon sticks.
Yea I have the older soul calibur 6 hori stick and it’s great but I’m also used to different buttons on older hori sega saturn/xbox 360 sticks so they always feel a little weird lol hit the like on this video not just for the review but the comment on hitboxes made me laugh
Thank you
Anyone know if this stick supports Korean levers?
I really want one of these for Tekken 8 but i cant afford one
i need a guide pls. If buttons and the joystick should be sanwa what is the difference of the rest of it? I would like to buy a very light console and replace all with best quality buttons and joystick. M i thinking wrong? i want to play old school sf2 only
LOL! What's wrong with Leverless? I have the SF6 version. It's really great quality. I like the buttons. My only issue is the cord. If you aren't careful you can probably mess up the wire to the Options/Start button on the top right. That's the only issue with it. I don't use it much because I do prefer my Leverless. But great Stick overall. 9/10 on the Stick.
Its just a joke. Poking fun a bit.
Exist a solution tu use this fight stick on ps3?
hitbox swapping to fight stick acc. I dont like controller so i built my own hitbox, its cool, but mt brain cant deal with all the buttons. i tried a cheap fight stick and it felt a lot better. so i want a fight stick (with a bat top) the balls are not that comfortable
PLEASE HELP!
doest it matter in what machine you use this stick? im on PC but it says the best for ps5..
I am using it mostly on pc. No issues.
How about Daija? You tried it?
I thought viewlix Cabs used sanwa sticks and buttons 🤔
lever correct responde only in 4 diagonal , instead of 8😂
I disagree with you on that one: i do not like at all the Hayabusa stick. I find it very cheap. I replaced it with a Sanwa on my Hori stick. But to each its own :) 🕹️
Agreed! The HORI buttons are terrible in my opinion. I have the Soul Caliber HORI stick and they’re awful. They just don’t feel right, I like that you can easily swap them out.
How about Daija? You tried it?