Review on HORI Real Arcade Pro N Hayabusa - Officially Licensed by Sony: PlayStation 4, PlayStation 3, and PC Fight Stick by Jason Glass

I almost kept the low profile matte black Hayabusa buttons as they are quite nice. I tested the device for a couple of days with the default configuration and found it very good, but in the end I replaced all the buttons and the joystick with Samyo JLF and buttons, which by the way was quite easy, although I had to open the case, which made it the guarantee expires. Samyo buttons and stick are the gold standard (in my opinion); The simple reason I replaced the Hayabusa parts is because I could - it's one of the features that made me buy the racquet. The Hori Tekken 7 edition from which the theme was created includes two comfort/non-slip pads added to the metal base of the device. It's a very sleek, well-built unit (using metal and heavy-duty plastic components) that also looks and feels solid. This is a great fighting stick (and very comparable) in the $150-$200 price range.