The buttons are VERY loud, but overall it works as expected!If you are not sure about switching from pad to stick, and you do not wan to invest in a very expensive stick: get this

It has a sturdy design and the buttons and stick all feel nice

The stick a little looser than I would like and the buttons are a pinch on the mushy side, but it doesn't need drivers

Everything worked great for a few weeks until the '5' button became non responsive

buttons are very squishy, hard to tell the activation force, stick is very floppy and unresponsive

Responsive buttons to cater to a twitch-style player, a great feeling joystick (was a little stiff out of the box, but it just needed to be broken in) with a clear sense of direction enables me to chain enemies in

[Review time]Durable stick, 8 buttons and an easy layout for fighting games.[Street fighter, kof13 dead or alive blah blah]Impossible to mash on a stick, but way simpler to do precise motions as a result

The buttons are a bit loud but nothing out of the ordinary

The buttons are also abysmal

It was good for a few to a bunch of rides, held up pretty nice, has all the right buttons, but unfortunately doesn't want to grow up along with you.

GOOD-Universal fighting stick works for PS2, PS3, Computer and PS1 games on the PS3-The buttons are responsive enough to be called responsive

buttons are a little weird, but all are responsive.

Might try modding it, getting some better buttons for it

Joystick clicks are loud, and buttons are loud

, so I don't understand how hard some people must be hitting the damn thing because the buttons are fine

It feels good to handle, even though the buttons feel a bit hollow, and the joystick is a tad bit loose

Fighter 4 Ultra plays OK on this but missing buttons is not much fun

The stick itself is OK but the buttons are absolute garbage

Durable arcade qaulity joystick with responsive buttons and firm controls.

As far as loud clicking buttons, REALLY Dudes, UNLESS you are on PSN with the

The buttons feel great and very authentic

The buttons are unresponsive compared to my old fight stick with sanwa buttons and different circuits methods and the joystick misses certain inputs

The build quality is nice, However the stick seems a bit more loose than it should be, buttons feel great

The buttons are pretty loud and clanky, and the joystick is really clicky

so once you learn how to play and you want a more upgraded experience you can put all your favorite buttons and joysticks on this hardware very great purchase

The buttons are giant, unresponsive pad buttons

The buttons are unresponsive

My buttons are NON-responsive and must be pressed hard, > 50%

the buttons and joy stick are easy to use as they are similar to the size on an actual arcade game

The buttons are decent.

The buttons are rather soft but don't give you the same feedback as micro-switch buttons do

The buttons actually work pretty nicely although they have a clunky bottom out sound

All the buttons work though for these games.

buttons are enough but stick very poor

The buttons are mushy and can be replaced, but may require some sanding of the chassis holes

On this model, the buttons will need a daisy chain common ground

Fighter 4 Ultra plays OK on this but missing buttons is not much fun

The buttons feel good, the stick feels good, and I noticed a difference in how comfortable playing was

buttons are kinda hard

The buttons are actually excellent

The buttons worked fine, but also felt cheap

Responsive buttons to cater to a twitch-style player, a great feeling joystick (was a little stiff out of the box, but it just needed to be broken in) with a clear sense of direction enables me to chain enemies in

I'm no pro at any fighters and I bought this for MAME, but to me all the buttons feel clicky and satisfying to press

I've watched videos of people modding the controller buttons to authentic Sanwa arcade buttons.

The buttons have no trouble, are rather large, and aren't entirely ugly

The buttons are good and the joystick is responsive.

The joystick isn't responsive as it should be, and the buttons, while adequate, will also crap out on you sooner rather than later.

I bought one of these when I built my Raspberry Pi arcade machine on a chance because it had enough buttons to be used for fighting

The buttons are VERY loud, but overall it works as expected!If you are not sure about switching from pad to stick, and you do not wan to invest in a very expensive stick: get this

This stick is very solid and "almost perfect", the only issues with the stick is that the buttons are very hard and stiff and the stick itself is very loose and is very fussy if not used correctly

The stick is loose and very slow to recenter, and the buttons require a lot of force to register presses, sometimes not working at all unless you slam down on them

It worked as intended but the buttons did not feel good to press at all, and the Forward-Up broke almost immediately.

The buttons are a little stiff, and the Stick is a little loose, but it functions fairly well, haven't had any accuracy problems on Blazblue or SF4, also the hardware seems pretty durable.

Responsive buttons (This arcade stick vs. ps2 and ps3 controllers in terms of

decent controller, played super SF2 turbo and mapping the buttons worked well

You can't however press those buttons to turn the system on like the PS button on the PS3 controller

All my buttons work as

if you never had one before, its cheap and its very easy to modify(which i encourage), the buttons are not great, they dont have microswitches, but the stick is surprisingly good.

The buttons have a bit of a hollow feel to them as opposed to sanwa buttons and the stick can sometimes miss the diagonal inputs but with practice that problem can be solved

buttons do not work and can not sync with the games

The joystick is easy to maneuver and the buttons are easy to press and find while looking at your game.

But the stick is a little inaccurate at times and the buttons a little loose

The buttons are garbage

A friend joked when he tried my stick, "Oh, this doesn't have a square gate - it has a nothing gate!"The buttons on it are really solid, connected to my pc driver-free, cd-installation free

It worked as intended but the buttons did not feel good to press at all, and the Forward-Up broke almost immediately.

The buttons are pretty responsive

You have to get a bit creative to get a Sanwa stick in there, but the buttons are easy enough.

The buttons are the usual cheap rubber-dome buttons, but they're not bad at all for the price!The actual body of the fightstick itsself is very sturdy and actually quite hefty!For the price, it's a steal