🎮 HORI Nintendo Switch Real Arcade Pro V Hayabusa Fight Stick - Officially Licensed by Nintendo: The Ultimate Gaming Experience for Nintendo Switch Review

I bought this joystick two years ago for the SF 30th Anniversary Collection, some Neo Geo titles, Smash and a few other fighting games, expecting it to see widespread use on my Nintendo Switch . Turns out I didn't, as the fighting games library and player base never reached what it is on PS4. The stick didn't even work with Smash as the joystick is bound to the D-Pad and cannot be changed to a left stick even after the 10.0.0 software update. There are a few things a buyer should know before…

I grew up playing American slots in the late 80's and early 90's. Many of these early arcade games were controller based. More than anything at home, arcade games just didn't feel right in later years thanks to emulation on a standard USB controller or even modern consoles with their great Bluetooth pads. I've tried several arcade joysticks over the years and have struggled to find one that works with everything I have. But this stick, RAP5, was immediately recognized by my Mac. Super easy to…

This arcade stick is a great controller to use with the Nintendo Switch, although you can only use it via USB (meaning it's only connected to the dock the Switch or can be connected to). USB adapter if you have one), it's great for those who play competitive fighting games or even casual gamers who play games like Namco Museum or even Mario Kart 8 Deluxe. If you're like my dad who can't get on with the controllers that come with the console then I highly recommend buying this. Although it only…

Okay I've been considering buying this product for about a year and a half to two years but the price put me off so this gives you a little background. Growing up in the 90's, I was intimately familiar with the three major gaming platforms, arcades, home consoles and PC gaming. a time when, for one reason or another, I couldn't afford modern games. I love all genres, but it's very famous among friends, family, etc. I've always preferred the fighting genre, I play a little bit of everything, but

Excellent arcade joystick! I've managed to use Nintendo Switch and PC, so switching (pun intended) between the two is pretty easy. You can even use a USB-A 2.0 to USB-C adapter and plug it directly into the Switch without a dock. Although you need a stand. The only real downside is that it can only be used on one console or one PC, not the three main consoles and the PC. Assign and Turbo modes can be a bit difficult to understand, but a short YouTube video will get you there. I never use them…