HORI Fighting Commander Officially Licensed by Sony for PlayStation 4 & 3 Review

This is a GREAT rug. I had a madcatz pro battle mat (updated version) and it was a piece of junk. The D-pad movement was terrible, and the plastic jumper that contacts the circuit board broke within a few days. I can't count the number of times I've taken it apart just to use it for a few hours. However, this is a different fish pot. It's very easy. But I have a feeling that's the way it should be. I see some people complaining but it hasn't affected my gameplay in any way. It's also a little…

I've been playing with different controllers for a long time and this controller is no exception. Although I've never used dedicated controllers for fighting games until recently, this is my first experience with such controllers. How does it behave after intensive use? Pros: + Compact, can be taken anywhere in any luggage. Unlike joysticks where portability can be an issue, the HORI Fighting Commander is large enough to fit in the side pockets of laptop cases. Buttons and D-Pad are responsive.

When connecting the controller to the computer the driver failed to install and the damn thing didn't work. So this controller is NOT plug and play. The controller has a hardware switch and is properly set to the Xbox 360/PC right position instead of the Xbox One left position. After hours of searching for a driver I think I found it on Softpedia. Hori's own website does NOT offer any driver downloads! abominable. Even after opening Device Manager and trying to manually install the driver, it…