🎮 Officially Licensed Qanba Obsidian Joystick for PlayStation 4, PlayStation 3, and PC - Fighting Stick for Enhanced Gaming Experience Review

This is an amazing stick that is fun to play with but my only complaint is that they weren't kidding, the door is difficult to open and close , so you won Only use it if you are going to be using the stick for a long time. 2) 9 Direction Stick Graphics. The stick only moves in 8 directions and yet there are 9 arrows, this is a minor complaint and doesn't affect your in-game performance since you're not actually looking at your stick, but it does feel a bit cheap overall. I would prefer either…

As a long time Hori user I wanted to try something different and came across either the Razer Panthera Evo or the Qanba Obsidian - I chose the latter. After connecting to the PS4, I made sure the switch was set to PS4 (not PS3 or PC) and the PS button was pressed to initialize the joystick. and nothing. Tried several times and still nothing. I then tried disconnecting and reconnecting the USB to see if that fixed the problem and that worked (temporarily). The LED indicators lit up and all…

Excellent quality combat stick. This is my first sports racket that I am 100% satisfied with. This is clearly a quality product using Sanwa parts and is a real pleasure to use. I would guess that every stick with Sanwa parts will play pretty much the same, so you know what you're getting. The stick looks nice (I'm not a fan of stupid stickers on the top) and I'm sure I can easily modify it if I hack it. However, this (stupidly) violates the warranty. So if you really want to modify the flash…

TL; DR: Yes I recommend it 2 WEEK UPDATE: I deducted a star because the cable compartment broke just like I feared. It's so tight that you have to use force to pry it open, and if you use too much force or something gets stuck between the lid and case (which is hard to tell because it's so tough), it'll pop right off. It must be either metal or detachable because now I have a broken pin. To be fair, it's so tight you can still tie it up with a drawstring inside or out, and it stays as it…

I had to replace my old Mad Catz TE PS3 joystick because I didn't want to mess with modifications or using a Brook adapter and felt I might "lose" some input lag (I know it's like Boogie Man in arcade sticks, but going over 20 milliseconds equates to more frames, so if you're playing Street Fighter 3 or 4 Ultra you know some combos are very tightly timed). I have to say I hesitated a bit. so because we all know how expensive these sticks can be. I was about to close my eyes and buy a $350 Mad…