Dreamcast, Saturn, Switch, PS4… and more?
If you’re a serious fighting game fan, you’ll almost certainly own an arcade stick of some description. Titles like Street Fighter, Samurai Shodown and King of Fighters were always designed to be played in the arcades first and foremost, and they rely on precise, low-latency digital input – especially when played at a competitive level.
One-on-one fighting fans have always been relatively well-serviced when it comes to controllers, but the biggest issue is the need to upgrade your stick for every new platform you use. Sure, there are examples which will work across generations (Xbox One > Series S and PS4 > PS5, for example), but there’s never truly been a great arcade stick which can function across multiple formats – until now, anyway.
Read the full article on timeextension.com
Dreamcast, Saturn, Switch, PS4… and more?
If you’re a serious fighting game fan, you’ll almost certainly own an arcade stick of some description. Titles like Street Fighter, Samurai Shodown and King of Fighters were always designed to be played in the arcades first and foremost, and they rely on precise, low-latency digital input – especially when played at a competitive level.
One-on-one fighting fans have always been relatively well-serviced when it comes to controllers, but the biggest issue is the need to upgrade your stick for every new platform you use. Sure, there are examples which will work across generations (Xbox One > Series S and PS4 > PS5, for example), but there’s never truly been a great arcade stick which can function across multiple formats – until now, anyway.
Read the full article on timeextension.com
