Wait does it HAVE to be an official controller? because I don’t have a pro controller for the switch because they’re very pricy and I only have a third party wired one.
Good review, thanks. Pretty helpful I'm trying to decide between this and the F500 for Retropi and PC gaming. Other than physical size difference the hardware seems very similar in quality and the F300 is about $30 cheaper.
also since it was never corrected you dont need first part wired controllers the first part wireless ones work just fine. I have a f500 that works the same at least for xbox one and ps4 I have used it just fine with a wireless one
I think there is a way to use a wireless xbox 360 controller with it. You can change a setting somewhere, one of the switches I think, or in the xbox gui itself. You can alternatively get a mega / magic boot usb dongle for around 20 or so
Mario Camarena I haven't played Dragon Ball FighterZ yet, but this stick works well with other Arc System Works fighters (BlazBlue and Guilty Gear series)
josh gage because he is japanese and thats what every korean and japanese person uses. Just like most americans use pad (I would argue sonicfox is the best dbz player and he uses pad). But unlike tekken or street fighter (which are games made for stick) dbz was mad for pad. Use what you want im just giving advice. The game flows better on pad, u dont want to use stick for an 8 button layout.
I have the F300 and I use it for Dragon Ball FighterZ. Personally, I love it for what it is, it's a great beginning fightstick for anyone who wants to purchse one but is afraid of buying the wrong one, if you are using it for a console though, I would recommend getting the wireless dongle made by Mayflash that acts like a first-party controller (therefore removing the need to carry another controller around). If you are not a fan of the usb completely on the outside though, I would recommend putting a couple more bucks into buying the F500, since it has a compartment on the side to hid the cable when not in use. At the end of the day, it comes down to personal preference, getting a stick won't make you any better, but it sure feels great executing a combo with a stick.
Hey Kevin iam about to order this for Xbox one for sf4. Can I use my USB charger from Xbox one controller? I mean id basically wired if I put the cable on the wireless controller . I would appreciate your response ty.
I honestly have no idea. I ended up not purchasing this. It was recommended to me that I go for something that didn't require an additional plugin. Went for the Razer Panther and didn't look back. The Xbox version is the Atrox, but it is a bit pricey.
No problem! If I may ask, I'm looking into modding my F300 and I don't know if I should go hayabusa or sanwa buttons? Also I haven't really looked into figuring out what would also be a good stick replacement for the stock one that's already inside the F300?
Unfortunately, I don't have experience with the hayabusa buttons. I haven't been tempted to try anything other than Sanwa. The stick I use is the Sanwa JLF-TP-8YT. I like it a lot. Got it in three sticks.
I recently bought a F300 as a first-time fightstick, both because it's cheap as far as basic fight sticks go, and because I tend to jump between all my consoles and PC a fair bit and it seemed convenient. If I decide I really want to stick with a fightstick, how many options do I have for good fightsticks that work both PS4 and PC (my main platforms)? Madcatz looks nice, but I'm not sure about their comparability with PC's in comparison to the F300's plug-n-play.
I know this video is super old, but would you happen to have the Mayflash F300 still? I have some questions.I'm looking to buy my first Fightstick & I am (slightly) competive, I say slightly as I'm not really THAT competetive, but Street Fighter 4 is my MAIN game I play... Like I play more Street Fighter than I do Skyrim (PC use primarilly) Might you have Discord by chance?
Great video. Do you need to use any pass-through for a Raspberry Pi? Do you know? I'm looking to get an arcade stick for it and was wondering if it worked out the box?
Pass-through not required for Raspberry Pi. It requires some tweaking, but it wasn't difficult to setup. Its about as close to "out-of-the-box ready" as you're going to get for a Raspberry Pi arcade stick.
Agreed. Really struggling to get a good arcade stick for it without any mods! Shame as the Pi 3 performs extremely well now for those shooters and fighters. Thanks for the response!
hey man, so the ones on the right came with worst buttons? even the "skull model" one? Being a brazilian my options are very limited here in local stores but I did found the "black skull one", on the up right. Its kind of my only option but I'll never replace buttons. Original buttons are bad? tnx
apoena313 Actually the "skull model" has extremely good buttons. The other two sticks have lower quality buttons. The "skull model" comes with Sanwa buttons, which are the buttons in most Japanese arcade cabinets. Other than price, there really isn't anything bad about the "skull model"
Is the Mayflash stick and buttons still holding up? Also, would it be possible to switch out the PCB so that I wouldn't have to plug into a controller but rather could plug into my PS4 directly?
Ya know...I was waiting for the buttons and/or stick to fail before swapping them out with Sanwa parts, and they're still going strong, surprisingly. I imagine a PCB swap would be possible, but I haven't done it myself. Instead of doing a PCB swap, it may be worth looking into the Magicboots adapters. I don't know how well they work, but the adapters plug into the USB port on the Mayflash and convert the stick without having to connect a controller. I may pick one up for 360.
Ok, good, because I would like to just use it out of the box for a few months before having to open it and change anything out. Some of the reviews for it on Amazon make it seem like the thing poops out, buttons-wise, pretty quickly, like you're rolling the dice when purchasing this thing. I quickly looked up the Magicboots thing and it looks legit. I'll look into it. Thanks for the response!
Dont get the standard madcatz. The S or TS are much better made. Internals on the standard MC is kind of abysmal compared to the higher end madcatz. I find the mayflash terrible and hideous but if you really want quality get an S, T2, or Razer Panthera or atrox (console specific)
It doesn't seem ideal, since these sticks aren't analogue. If you're playing on PC, you may be able to connect a second joystick to your PC and map controls across the two sticks, depending on the game. If you're playing on console...no. Controls aren't usually able to be mapped across multiple controllers.
So the mayflash F300 is the "stick" to buy if only want to play MAME games (specially metal gear series / shoot em ups / beat em ups ) in a non-heavy way , i mean a 1-2 hs max per day without mashing the buttons like there is no tomorrow ??? and then i can eventually upgrade buttons and stick to sanwa ? Also is the stick bad , or its just not as good as a sanwa
amai kamiru It depends on your game. The stick supports direct connect and Xinput. Direct connect does NOT require a separate controller. Xinput requires you to connect an Xbox controller.
amai kamiru It depends on your game. The stick supports direct connect and Xinput. Direct connect does NOT require a separate controller. Xinput requires you to connect an Xbox controller.
okay, and thanks for responding so quickly. I've searched on jet.com and it shows the wires wrapped with the Velcro seal, and you can see a square at the end of the second wire indicating ps2 play as well, if that's true I'm gonna have to search for one that's universal in every sense of the word.
you are seeing things sir there's not even a video here it's all in your head. You read this as a youtube comment but you are in a psych ward staring at nothing. I am your doctor and i am actually whispering this to your ear.
I haven't played with Hori Fighting Stick Mini. I heard it was a decent little stick. I considered buying it, but the F300 is significantly more flexible regarding mods. If a button goes bad, replacing it is much easier than I imagine it would be with the Hori.
Can i just swap out the square gate with a jlf octagonal gate restrictor for the f300? or will it not fit in properly and require extra work? and also if it doesn't fit, how hard is the process of replacing the stick with a sanwa jlf stick + octagonal gate, thanks in advance, im a complete noob when it comes to modding and stuff like that, haha. oh and btw what do you think of the mayflash universal arcade stick? its much cheaper, do you think modding that would be a just as easy? (i want to play sfv on pc with it btw)
The Sanwa octagonal gate easily replaces the square gate. The square gate is held in place by four plastic tabs. The old gate pops out and the new gate pops in. I haven't used a Mayflash Universal arcade stick. I was under the impression that the F300 was the updated model of the universal arcade stick. The F300 works on PC, and I've heard its a bit easier to mod (I still haven't modded mine...it has been shocking resilient)
Kevin Godfrey So i can buy a sanwa octagonal gate restrictor and swap it out with the square gate in the stock stick? meaning i don't have to go and buy a sanwa stick separately for it to fit? sorry if i'm asking the same thing again lol, just want to make sure, because currently i do have the money to buy an octagonal gate restrictor, but not a sanwa stick, just want to make sure the stock f300 stick supports an octagonal gate, thanks in advance
Heisenberg101 Ahhh...I'm glad you asked again. I misunderstood the question. You want to know if a Sanwa octagonal gate will fit the F300 stock stick. I honestly don't know. I won't have access to my stick for the rest of this week, but I'll check when I have a chance. As a side note, when I really started using a stick for fighting games, I seriously thought about using an octagonal gate. I stuck with the square gate, and I'm glad I did. Now I can pick up nearly any standard arcade stick and use it without issue, and I can buy nearly any decent stick without having to worry about doing mods so I can effectively use it. For what its worth :)
Magik arp it is plug and play on PC but requires a bit more for RetroPie. I haven't updated my Pie in a while, so you may want to check to see if direct support for the F300 has been added.
Yes...but not natively. It works on a per-game basis depending on whether the developer includes the drivers for the PS3 stick. SFV supports PS3 sticks via a legacy option, but Its not a reliable solution for other PS4 games where you may want to use a stick.
If you're using an Xbox 360 controller, it needs to be wired. It won't work with a battery-powered Xbox 360 controller. From my understanding, wireless Xbox 360 controllers don't send a signal over wired when plugged in. The only receive a charge and continue to communicate via wireless. I can't speak for Xbox One controllers. Hope that helps.
Kevin Godfrey thanks for the reply. do you think the may flash will be a decent stick for a starter? i have never owned one and would like to start playing fighting games
Absolutely. For the price, you can't beat it. Just be aware that when you start using a stick, it takes a while to get used to the stick. At first you probably won't be as good with a stick as you are with a controller. Its just something everybody goes through, regardless of the quality of the stick. This stick feels close enough to higher-end sticks that you won't have to go through another adjustment period if you decide to upgrade to a better stick.
its not bad or good. Its personal preference. I prefer a square gate simply because that's what I'm used to. I could see how an octagonal gate might really help during the early stages of learning how to use a stick. Since the majority of sticks have square gates, I like knowing that I can buy a stick and use it without having to change out the gate. Also, if I'm at a tournament, I know I won't have trouble finding a substitute stick with a square gate if mine craps out.
Nat it has native support for Windows. Additionally if you connect a wired 360 controller to the joystick and connect the joystick to PC, it shows up on PC as a 360 controller.
No. The DS3 is not required when using with a PS3. I used it on my PS3 a couple of days ago. I had not tried the stick with PS3 when I made the video. Thanks for asking.
Haha...if I ever get rid of the sticks in my collection (not likely), I'll keep you in mind. The F300 is very reasonably priced. About as much as a new game release.
Just got the F300 Elite and really liking it. Having a blast with fighters but also just older arcade games as well.
I have the F300 Elite and I love it. Use it mostly for classic RPGs on PS4 and PS3 but also works with my Commadore Mini! Love it!
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Thanks for the vid. I've been trying to talk myself into taking the arcade stick leap and this one convinced me to do so!
TheMag1cWalrus I'm glad you enjoyed the video and that it helped you make the arcade stick leap.
Great video, I just need a stick small enough to carry around comfortably. Don't want to lug my huge TES+ around.
Well, you have helped me with your explanation. Useful info mate :)
I'M FALLING IN LOVE!
Wait does it HAVE to be an official controller? because I don’t have a pro controller for the switch because they’re very pricy and I only have a third party wired one.
F300 is a good stick and can modded just like any other? Its a good cheap stick and can upgraded to a better one for a fraction of the cost
Good review, thanks. Pretty helpful I'm trying to decide between this and the F500 for Retropi and PC gaming. Other than physical size difference the hardware seems very similar in quality and the F300 is about $30 cheaper.
also since it was never corrected you dont need first part wired controllers the first part wireless ones work just fine. I have a f500 that works the same at least for xbox one and ps4 I have used it just fine with a wireless one
I think there is a way to use a wireless xbox 360 controller with it. You can change a setting somewhere, one of the switches I think, or in the xbox gui itself. You can alternatively get a mega / magic boot usb dongle for around 20 or so
Great review Kevin, just bought mine and i'm picking it up next week, looks great and it will be my 1st stick, thanks for the review!
GOOD INFORMATIVE VIDEO. KEEP IT UP MAN. JUST ORDERED THE F300.
I'm glad you found the information useful!
I am getting this to get into fighting games and sticks
fantastic review.
thank you for uploading.
just ordered, can't wait .
plugging in my wired xbox one s controller is a pain though.
thanks
Do you think is a good idea to buy the F300 to play Dragon Ball FighterZ?
Mario Camarena I haven't played Dragon Ball FighterZ yet, but this stick works well with other Arc System Works fighters (BlazBlue and Guilty Gear series)
No dragon ball fighters is a pad game. Dont use stick.
Alex Rodriguez then why is Go1 the best at the game and uses a stick🤔 lol
josh gage because he is japanese and thats what every korean and japanese person uses. Just like most americans use pad (I would argue sonicfox is the best dbz player and he uses pad). But unlike tekken or street fighter (which are games made for stick) dbz was mad for pad. Use what you want im just giving advice. The game flows better on pad, u dont want to use stick for an 8 button layout.
I have the F300 and I use it for Dragon Ball FighterZ. Personally, I love it for what it is, it's a great beginning fightstick for anyone who wants to purchse one but is afraid of buying the wrong one, if you are using it for a console though, I would recommend getting the wireless dongle made by Mayflash that acts like a first-party controller (therefore removing the need to carry another controller around). If you are not a fan of the usb completely on the outside though, I would recommend putting a couple more bucks into buying the F500, since it has a compartment on the side to hid the cable when not in use. At the end of the day, it comes down to personal preference, getting a stick won't make you any better, but it sure feels great executing a combo with a stick.
believe they have the mayflash magicboots usb plugin for consoles so you dont need a controller.
I actually got an Xbox 360 Magicboots USB adapter two weeks ago, and it works beautifully.
Hey Kevin iam about to order this for Xbox one for sf4. Can I use my USB charger from Xbox one controller? I mean id basically wired if I put the cable on the wireless controller . I would appreciate your response ty.
I honestly have no idea. I ended up not purchasing this. It was recommended to me that I go for something that didn't require an additional plugin. Went for the Razer Panther and didn't look back. The Xbox version is the Atrox, but it is a bit pricey.
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You can use a 3rd party 360 controller with the F300 I have a rock candy 360 controller and it works fantastic
Good to know! I don't have any third party controllers, but the reports I heard was that it didn't work with them. Thanks for the info.
No problem! If I may ask, I'm looking into modding my F300 and I don't know if I should go hayabusa or sanwa buttons? Also I haven't really looked into figuring out what would also be a good stick replacement for the stock one that's already inside the F300?
Unfortunately, I don't have experience with the hayabusa buttons. I haven't been tempted to try anything other than Sanwa. The stick I use is the Sanwa JLF-TP-8YT. I like it a lot. Got it in three sticks.
I recently bought a F300 as a first-time fightstick, both because it's cheap as far as basic fight sticks go, and because I tend
to jump between all my consoles and PC a fair bit and it seemed convenient. If I decide I really want to stick with a fightstick,
how many options do I have for good fightsticks that work both PS4 and PC (my main platforms)? Madcatz looks nice, but
I'm not sure about their comparability with PC's in comparison to the F300's plug-n-play.
PatVX1 I have both madcatz sticks in the vid, they both plug right in the pc for me. I use em on fightcade
skubadoobie Thats great to know! Thanks for sharing, I'll definitely be considering getting one if I get tired of the F300 or it gets old :)
how did you get the mayflash to work on retropie can you do a video on that please
I know this video is super old, but would you happen to have the Mayflash F300 still? I have some questions.I'm looking to buy my first Fightstick & I am (slightly) competive, I say slightly as I'm not really THAT competetive, but Street Fighter 4 is my MAIN game I play... Like I play more Street Fighter than I do Skyrim (PC use primarilly) Might you have Discord by chance?
When you playing with the F300 fighting games do play with DPAD or X/Y setting?
I've been using the X/Y setting. For games that support both, I can't tell a difference.
Great review!
I prefer a Korean crown bat-top lever joystick and sanwa denshi buttons.
JustOTGFrame would a korean stick fit in the mayflash f300?
Is this a 4way stick or a 8way stick on the mayflash?
Joseph Tagger it has an 8 way stick with a square gate.
@@VKag78 because I bought the mayflash 300 elite do I have just 4 directions or 8. Because you need a 8 movements plate for fighting games right?
the controller thing wold be an issue for me except i use it for pc games so im good with the mayflash.
Do you have a video how to set up the madcatz street fighter IV Stick on the raspberry pi?
Great video. Do you need to use any pass-through for a Raspberry Pi? Do you know? I'm looking to get an arcade stick for it and was wondering if it worked out the box?
Pass-through not required for Raspberry Pi. It requires some tweaking, but it wasn't difficult to setup. Its about as close to "out-of-the-box ready" as you're going to get for a Raspberry Pi arcade stick.
Agreed. Really struggling to get a good arcade stick for it without any mods! Shame as the Pi 3 performs extremely well now for those shooters and fighters. Thanks for the response!
Do you always have to have PS4 plugged in the USB port? Or only once for it to be recognized?
Could you please share the dimensions of the base on each of these products?
You need for subs dude
Thanks for the video, very helpful.
Just wanted to not for you're intro I'd recommend getting some higher quality lighting going on.
Compare the F500, with the Hori Hayabusa RAP 5.
hey man, so the ones on the right came with worst buttons? even the "skull model" one? Being a brazilian my options are very limited here in local stores but I did found the "black skull one", on the up right. Its kind of my only option but I'll never replace buttons. Original buttons are bad? tnx
apoena313 Actually the "skull model" has extremely good buttons. The other two sticks have lower quality buttons. The "skull model" comes with Sanwa buttons, which are the buttons in most Japanese arcade cabinets. Other than price, there really isn't anything bad about the "skull model"
wow thanks alot!!
hi PLEASE can you help me i just got Madcatz Fightstick SE , and what i should get ?? in order to make him work with my pc WIN 10 THX
Does the Street Fighter IV Arcade Fightstick work on PC?
Is the Mayflash stick and buttons still holding up? Also, would it be possible to switch out the PCB so that I wouldn't have to plug into a controller but rather could plug into my PS4 directly?
Ya know...I was waiting for the buttons and/or stick to fail before swapping them out with Sanwa parts, and they're still going strong, surprisingly. I imagine a PCB swap would be possible, but I haven't done it myself. Instead of doing a PCB swap, it may be worth looking into the Magicboots adapters. I don't know how well they work, but the adapters plug into the USB port on the Mayflash and convert the stick without having to connect a controller. I may pick one up for 360.
Ok, good, because I would like to just use it out of the box for a few months before having to open it and change anything out. Some of the reviews for it on Amazon make it seem like the thing poops out, buttons-wise, pretty quickly, like you're rolling the dice when purchasing this thing. I quickly looked up the Magicboots thing and it looks legit. I'll look into it. Thanks for the response!
Dont get the standard madcatz. The S or TS are much better made. Internals on the standard MC is kind of abysmal compared to the higher end madcatz. I find the mayflash terrible and hideous but if you really want quality get an S, T2, or Razer Panthera or atrox (console specific)
Do you know how heavy the madcatz SE weighs?
Is it square based or octagonal
Denver Square. I don't think any sticks come with an octagonal gate straight out of the box. If you want octagonal, it's a relatively easy mod.
I preffer the size of the ball top of the white arcade, what size is it?
unless its a special. its most likely just the standard sanwa ball top size and just looks different sizes because of the camera angles
how do you pair the f300 to raspberry pie
do you have a video of that
Kenneith Middlebrook raspberry pi is a computer, the f300 is a controller
Do you know if you can attach a joystick for either one of these controllers to work for shooter games like fortnite?
It doesn't seem ideal, since these sticks aren't analogue. If you're playing on PC, you may be able to connect a second joystick to your PC and map controls across the two sticks, depending on the game. If you're playing on console...no. Controls aren't usually able to be mapped across multiple controllers.
Can i plug in an inalambric ps4 controller with a micro usb?? or i must need an alambric ps4 controller ??
juannantonio f It will work if you use a micro USB to connect a standard wireless PS4 controller.
Hi,
Can I connect a Mayflash arcade joystick to a laptop?
Thanks!
It is compatible with pc, so yes, if you have windows
So the mayflash F300 is the "stick" to buy if only want to play MAME games (specially metal gear series / shoot em ups / beat em ups ) in a non-heavy way , i mean a 1-2 hs max per day without mashing the buttons like there is no tomorrow ??? and then i can eventually upgrade buttons and stick to sanwa ?
Also is the stick bad , or its just not as good as a sanwa
Is the situation the same with pc? I mean must i have controller connected as well to use this fight stick?
amai kamiru It depends on your game. The stick supports direct connect and Xinput. Direct connect does NOT require a separate controller. Xinput requires you to connect an Xbox controller.
amai kamiru It depends on your game. The stick supports direct connect and Xinput. Direct connect does NOT require a separate controller. Xinput requires you to connect an Xbox controller.
how did you know ?
Madcatz the white is compatible with pc '
I've seen in pictures that it has a ps2 port plug, is this true or am I seeing things?
You may have seen a modded stick. The stick definitely doesn't have a ps2 port.
okay, and thanks for responding so quickly. I've searched on jet.com and it shows the wires wrapped with the Velcro seal, and you can see a square at the end of the second wire indicating ps2 play as well, if that's true I'm gonna have to search for one that's universal in every sense of the word.
Sinful Chaos You're probably thinking about the one that came before the f300, they do look very similar.
you are seeing things sir there's not even a video here it's all in your head. You read this as a youtube comment but you are in a psych ward staring at nothing. I am your doctor and i am actually whispering this to your ear.
Should i get a Hori Fighting Stick Mini 4 or Mayflash F300?
I haven't played with Hori Fighting Stick Mini. I heard it was a decent little stick. I considered buying it, but the F300 is significantly more flexible regarding mods. If a button goes bad, replacing it is much easier than I imagine it would be with the Hori.
Can i just swap out the square gate with a jlf octagonal gate restrictor for the f300? or will it not fit in properly and require extra work? and also if it doesn't fit, how hard is the process of replacing the stick with a sanwa jlf stick + octagonal gate, thanks in advance, im a complete noob when it comes to modding and stuff like that, haha. oh and btw what do you think of the mayflash universal arcade stick? its much cheaper, do you think modding that would be a just as easy? (i want to play sfv on pc with it btw)
The Sanwa octagonal gate easily replaces the square gate. The square gate is held in place by four plastic tabs. The old gate pops out and the new gate pops in.
I haven't used a Mayflash Universal arcade stick. I was under the impression that the F300 was the updated model of the universal arcade stick. The F300 works on PC, and I've heard its a bit easier to mod (I still haven't modded mine...it has been shocking resilient)
Kevin Godfrey So i can buy a sanwa octagonal gate restrictor and swap it out with the square gate in the stock stick? meaning i don't have to go and buy a sanwa stick separately for it to fit?
sorry if i'm asking the same thing again lol, just want to make sure, because currently i do have the money to buy an octagonal gate restrictor, but not a sanwa stick, just want to make sure the stock f300 stick supports an octagonal gate, thanks in advance
Heisenberg101 Ahhh...I'm glad you asked again. I misunderstood the question. You want to know if a Sanwa octagonal gate will fit the F300 stock stick. I honestly don't know. I won't have access to my stick for the rest of this week, but I'll check when I have a chance.
As a side note, when I really started using a stick for fighting games, I seriously thought about using an octagonal gate. I stuck with the square gate, and I'm glad I did. Now I can pick up nearly any standard arcade stick and use it without issue, and I can buy nearly any decent stick without having to worry about doing mods so I can effectively use it. For what its worth :)
Is this plug and play with PC or Retropie??
Magik arp it is plug and play on PC but requires a bit more for RetroPie. I haven't updated my Pie in a while, so you may want to check to see if direct support for the F300 has been added.
Hi! Can the madcatz PS3 stick be used on a ps4 ? Thanks
Yes...but not natively. It works on a per-game basis depending on whether the developer includes the drivers for the PS3 stick. SFV supports PS3 sticks via a legacy option, but Its not a reliable solution for other PS4 games where you may want to use a stick.
hey man dont know if you will get this. does the xbox controller need batteries? or will the fightstick supply the controller with power
If you're using an Xbox 360 controller, it needs to be wired. It won't work with a battery-powered Xbox 360 controller. From my understanding, wireless Xbox 360 controllers don't send a signal over wired when plugged in. The only receive a charge and continue to communicate via wireless. I can't speak for Xbox One controllers. Hope that helps.
Kevin Godfrey thanks for the reply. do you think the may flash will be a decent stick for a starter? i have never owned one and would like to start playing fighting games
Absolutely. For the price, you can't beat it. Just be aware that when you start using a stick, it takes a while to get used to the stick. At first you probably won't be as good with a stick as you are with a controller. Its just something everybody goes through, regardless of the quality of the stick. This stick feels close enough to higher-end sticks that you won't have to go through another adjustment period if you decide to upgrade to a better stick.
Kevin Godfrey is a square gate good? i have seen a lot of mixed reviews on it
its not bad or good. Its personal preference. I prefer a square gate simply because that's what I'm used to. I could see how an octagonal gate might really help during the early stages of learning how to use a stick. Since the majority of sticks have square gates, I like knowing that I can buy a stick and use it without having to change out the gate. Also, if I'm at a tournament, I know I won't have trouble finding a substitute stick with a square gate if mine craps out.
5:55 what about if u use it for pc?
Nat it has native support for Windows. Additionally if you connect a wired 360 controller to the joystick and connect the joystick to PC, it shows up on PC as a 360 controller.
Does it need the DS3 plugged in for PS3?
No. The DS3 is not required when using with a PS3. I used it on my PS3 a couple of days ago. I had not tried the stick with PS3 when I made the video. Thanks for asking.
Kevin Godfrey Thanks for the reply.
bro you have all the generation fightsticks
can you donate to me one of these .. i really want a fightstick
Haha...if I ever get rid of the sticks in my collection (not likely), I'll keep you in mind. The F300 is very reasonably priced. About as much as a new game release.
i never had a fightstick before and they don't sell them of them in my country, i know you are like a fightstick collector :D but thank you anyways
F300 and f500 wht difference? Plz tel me
same thing, just the case is bigger.
What's a SCHMUP?
SHMUP is short for "shoot 'em up". Examples: Galaga, Raiden, Ikaruga, DoDonPachi, and R-Type.
metal slug works better with d-pads
The stick is so unresponsive in games like dig dug..pacman etc. sucks
arent you a bit old for this ?
What kind of statement is that? Get a life troll
I grew up in arcades. These sticks make me feel young again ;)
more of an observation
good for you mate
you dont have to respond to a youtube troll still getting allowance money. awesome video, keep gaming brother!