D-pad is well put together. A lot of pads out there are very small, and ended up hurting my hands.

Some characters in street fighter v have ex moves that use lp and hp together. This is significant as sometimes you need to press light punch (or kick) and heavy punch at the same time. For those getting into using a fightpad, playing around with the ...  Read More

The controller works great, good integration with the games i play. There's something about the design of the old sega genesis 6/sega saturn controllers that really makes fighting games more enjoyably playable.

In the end it's still usable, but it took some time to get used to.

No issues with plug in and play. Only real issues is with lsb, rsb, lt, and lb. Only issue is there’s no rumble support.

For quarter circling or more, it feels sticky like you're grinding the plastic dpad against plastic controller. Dpad diagonal is very inconsistent. The down arrow on the d-pad is no longer reliable.

Fighting games require diagonal inputs. However, messing with inputs is inexcusable. The app no longer allows you to adjust the sensitivity to correct the diagonal input.

This controller is a sorry, make it happen with * parts version of the first. It appears the triggers are connected to the controller with a very thin piece of plastic.

They copy the * layout from their fight stick and simply paste it to this fight pad. If you like the old fighting commander, stick with that, what this does better (*, dpad design) isn't worth the setbacks.