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Secure the KO with the new Fighting Commander from HORI! The Fighting Commander is the ultimate controller for 2D Fighting Games and many other 2D software titles. This pad is a peak performer with the industry's best D-Pad, easy-to-use six-button layout, improved ergonomics, and top-notch construction. Features also include micro switch buttons, adjustable D-Pad sensitivity, headset jack and onboard audio controls, and 10ft cable length! The wired connection ensures quick and accurate response time so you never miss the perfect moment to strike. HORI Device Manager companion app also allows you to assign button layouts, adjust D-Pad settings, and save up to 4-unique profiles. Also compatible with PlayStation 4 and PC. Officially Licensed by Sony.
4.4 out of 5
88.33% of customers are satisfied
5.0 out of 5 stars 5 Stars, Best D-Pad for Street Fighter V PS5
This 'Satelite Dish' (as I nicknamed it) Style D-Pad is the best for Street Fighter. I'm really not happy with the dual-sense d-pad or even the dualshock 4 I was using on PS4. This makes fireball rotation movement for shoto characters like Ryu or Ken and charge characters like Chun-Li so much easier to execute combos. The accuracy for execution is instantly noticeable. I only returned mine, because I needed the money back, but I will be purchasing another soon for street fighter content on YouTube. I love Street Fighter and this is my favourite controller. Having the 6 light, medium and heavy attack buttons on the front, make the game more fun also. I never liked using triggers on the back for fighting games.The feel of the controller is nice. Very professionally made (if that makes sense), visually as well. Looks nice.I can easily spend hours using this controller without my thumbs hurting and the material it's made from is nice to hold on to. The buttons don't take much effort to register a click, so you might not like this? I got used to it though. I suppose that's for quick reactions during play, which makes sense. They 6 buttons, make clicky sounds like mouse clicks, for your info.The only negative I can think of is the sound from the headphone port isn't as clear and bassy as the dual-sense controller, and I like my bass. It's not aweful and tinny, but it does lean towards a sharper, tinny sound. Anyway, it's great, so give it a buy if you like fighting games!
5.0 out of 5 stars Better then ps5 ds
Good controller for tekken 8. Better then the original ps5 controller for it. Takes some time getting used to but moves come out crisp. D pad so much better and light weight. Feels good In the hand!
4.0 out of 5 stars Solid controller for pad using fighter players at a solid price
Preface:I never write reviews but I have a lot to say about this controllerI've had this for about a week now and used it for around 15 hours on Street Fighter 6. Having struggled to find a good controller that helps you to reliably input commands, this one has been a real turning point for me. I've been using a PS5 controller for as long as I've been playing on the PS5 (the d-pad is great!) but needed to get a controller for PC, and I didn't want to use an xbox controller which is what I usually use for most games. Since the d-pad has always terrible on an xbox controller (360 for it's satellite dish d-pad and the xbox one controller which for some reason is difficult for quarter circle motions as it tends to not register diagonal inputs very easily) I needed something more tailored to fighting games. I have to say that since getting this controller, it really hits the mark, and for the price, it's really good!Here's what I like:-The octagonal gate of the analogue is a genius bit of design which gives you tactile feedback of the motions of your thumb. You feel the stick click around the gate, giving you physical confirmation of the direction the stick is at. As someone who always plays with the d-pad and struggled using an analogue stick for precise inputs, I can't praise this design enough.-The buttons! The face buttons are really responsive and feel great. No stiffness, and the microswitches make them really clicky. The 6 button arrangement feels comfortable, and regular fightpad users will feel at home. With R1 and R2 on the front of the controller respectively in the right of the of 6 button arrangement, L1 and L2 are mapped to the right shoulder buttons, so things like parry and drive impact are executed with the right hand, as well as the rest of your attack inputs. The stick buttons (L3 and R3) are mapped to the left shoulder buttons, however the L3 button in the analogue stick still exists. This arrangement might be an issue for players of other certain games that require the layout, though mapping buttons ingame shouldn't be an issue. The options/start, share/select, touch and PS buttons work as expected. Steam users can bring up the Steam overlay with the PS button just as you'd expect with the home button on an Xbox controller.What I don't like so much:-The d-pad! This might be personal preference but I wish this controller had a d-pad more akin to the PS5 and most other Playstation controllers; separate, tightly arranged buttons that you can differentiate on your thumb. The Hori has the satellite dish design which has a feel that I can't get to grips with. Quarter and half circle motions just don't feel right for me. I know there are some people who roll these d-pads around from the centre, especially those who play characters with 360 inputs, but it's nothing you couldn't do with the analogue stick. The only thing I use the d-pad for is dashing and drive rush, as tapping twice on the d-pad I find is much easier and faster than the analogue stick.-The only other nitpicks I have are with the feel of the controller; It is VERY light, and is a little weird if you're used to Xbox or dualsense controllers. Not a big deal but worth pointing out. I also wish the controller was a TINY bit larger and the paddles of the controller faced outward a little more. Again; not a huge deal, but it would likely make the controller that little bit more comfortable.Summary:This is an excellent fightpad for the price with only a couple of drawbacks. If the analogue stick wasn't an absolutely stellar gamechanger, I do feel that the squashy satellite dish d-pad would be a real dealbreaker, but it honestly makes up for it so much! Especially coming from someone who is used to playing fighting games exclusively with a d-pad for years. Everything just feels nice with this controller, from the stick to the buttons, and I don't think I could see myself going back to the dualsense.If it wasn't for the d-pad, this would get 5 stars.
5.0 out of 5 stars Recommended
A definite recommendation. It's excellent. D pad could be better but it's still good especially with the software to change pressure on dpad. I love this
1.0 out of 5 stars absolutely terrible
If you play any fighting games which require motion inputs ( qcf, hcf, dp etc.) do not buy this pad. The face buttons feel good due to the machanical switches but the dpad is potentially the worst ive ever used. the pad itsef is not an ergonomic shape or size, and its impossible to find corners. when i watched reviews, it said that a firmware update would fix the diagonals but the firmware update either doesnt work or bricks the entire pad, at which point they will ask you to return it. If you play easy characters/ you are bad at the game then you might be fine, but if you care about accuracy of inputs avoid this pad at all costs.I should mention that this pad has ALOT of potential for future development, but is completely unusable in its current state.
3.0 out of 5 stars Dpad lets it down
Wanted to love this controller but the dpad seriously lets it down, execution is key and this dpad is not up the task. You can adjust how sensitive the dpad registers input but could not find a happy medium for it. Went back to my saturn pad, I would take a normal PS4 controller over this one in all honesty.The buttons are good, really good activation is seamless, hope Hori bring something out in future with these buttons and a better dpad. Returned.
5.0 out of 5 stars Great fighting controller.
Its a really good controller. Its much better than using a normal controller just on default settings. So if you want to upgrade from a normal pad. Do this!
Impressão de nostagia...🕹
The media could not be loaded. Eu gostei muito da pegada desse controle, porém só estranhei é que ele é leve e a pegada é muito diferente para quem é acostumado com o Dual Sense de PS5.Mas vale a pena para quem gosta muito de Street Fighter...👍
Muy buena calidad
A diferencia del control para el PS4 este parece que esta mejor diseñado y al parecer sera mas duradero en términos de calidad.Los botones se sienten bien al tacto, es liviano y funciona muy bien para los juegos de pelea.
Product Review 5 out of 5
The media could not be loaded. I bought this controller twice (one for a backup). I waited before reviewing to break in the controller and test it.Pros:The Dpad Input. The inputs for the Dpad are extremely accuracte. Circular movements are consistent. I play tekken and Korean Back Dash, Wave Dash, Side step cancels and other movements are very consistent. It feels like it goes to neutral a bit faster than the ps5 controller (my opinion).The Six button layout feels great. Very similar to mouse clicks.L3 and R3 shoulder buttons.On this controller the L3 and R3 are the left shoulder buttons. Some six button layouts don’t have this option. Be careful though, because some fighting games like Mortal Kombat 1 do not allow you to map to L3 or R3 so the shoulder buttons will be useless in that case.Very light.Some peope may not like the fact that this controller is light. However, I prefer a lighter controller because it’s easier to hold the controller for long periods of time when playing claw style if you do not use your lap. If you are rough on your contollers this device can feel a bit fragile and may not be for you.Cons:The feel of the physical Dpad.The physical dpad feels horrible when your thumb is not directly in the concave section of the pad. I have callouses on my thumbs already from playing fighting games and it was tearing my skin on the edges. After sanding down the dpad edges and corners to my liking using 400 grit sandpaper, I sprayed a clear coat over it. Afterwards, it is literally the best dpad I’ve ever used. For people not willing to crack open the controller to do this, it is a HUGE con.No L3 R3 switch.In the Playstation 4 Version of the fighting commander you were able to hit a switch that will change your bumpers to be used for L3/R3, L1/L2 and R1/R2 etc but now you are no longer able to do that. I wish that feature was available.Summary:This is a great controller and I strongly recommend it. The feel of the dpad is a huge con for me but after sanding it down to my liking it feels great. It would be cool if Hori offered different dpad options. Great product!
Perfect for Original Controls on Street Fighter 6
Unleash Your Fighting Spirit: HORI Fighting Commander OCTADive into the world of precise gaming mastery with the HORI Fighting Commander OCTA. This fightpad isn’t just a controller; it's a weapon of choice for gamers seeking unparalleled precision and performance in their fighting games.Tournament-Grade PrecisionThe controller's design is a marvel of precision engineering! Its responsive buttons, ergonomic grip, and precise D-pad elevate gameplay to new heights, ensuring every move, combo, and special attack is executed flawlessly.Versatility Across PlatformsThe controller's compatibility across PlayStation 4, PlayStation 5, and PC offers unparalleled versatility. Seamlessly transition between platforms without compromising on performance, making it the ultimate choice for multi-platform gamers.Built for Fighting Game AficionadosDesigned with fighting game enthusiasts in mind, the Fighting Commander OCTA’s layout and responsiveness cater perfectly to the fast-paced demands of games like Street Fighter, Tekken, and Mortal Kombat, empowering gamers to dominate their opponents.Comfortable and ErgonomicThe ergonomic design ensures comfort during extended gaming sessions. Its lightweight and comfortable grip reduce fatigue, allowing players to focus on the game without distraction.ConclusionIn conclusion, the HORI Fighting Commander OCTA is a fighting game aficionado's dream. With its tournament-grade precision, multi-platform compatibility, gamer-centric design, and ergonomic comfort, it’s an indispensable tool for those aiming to elevate their fighting game prowess to championship levels.The HORI Fighting Commander OCTA isn’t just a controller; it's a precision tool crafted for gaming excellence. Its responsive design, multi-platform compatibility, and ergonomic comfort make it an essential choice for gamers seeking the competitive edge in the world of fighting games.
Kauf den Controller wenn du ein Mishima Spieler bist!!!
Super Controller. habe mein wavedash und PEWGF deutlich verbessert. viel weniger missinputs, sehr mechanisch und responsive. ich kann es nur empfehlen
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