I’ve been quite impressed with Hori lately. I’ve already reviewed the Hori Real Arcade Pro 4 which is a great fightstick. The Hori Real Arcade Pro N Hayabusa arcade stick is a little bit more expensive but how is the increased price justified? Well, the Hori RAP N has a few key differences that actually … Read more
The Razer Panthera builds upon the success of the Razer Atrox which was first released for the Xbox One back in 2013. It was also Razer’s first entry into the arcade stick market. The Panthera has been built specifically with the PS4 in mind, with added support for PS3 and PC. The Razer Panthera is … Read more
I have a special place in my heart for Hori. My first fightstick was a Hori EX2 Fighting Stick, which I used to play Street Fighter 4. It was small, cheap, and ugly, but it did the job. Later, I upgraded to a Madcatz TE fightstick, a big step up. So, I was excited to … Read more
The Mayflash F500 is the bigger brother to the Mayflash F300. I’ve already reviewed the Mayflash F300 and found it to be a competent and reasonable entry-level fightstick. The F500 is more expensive than the F300. The price is justified, however. Not only is it better than the F300 but it’s arguably better value than … Read more
The Mayflash F300 fightstick is an ideal beginner stick that offers good value for money. Built by the Chinese Mayflash Limited company, the F300 a budget stick that isn’t going to break the bank. Perhaps its most appealing feature is the ability to play on almost any platform. That’s right, it’s a universal fightstick which … Read more