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Classic Street Fighter feel with a gorgeous new look
Abstract: A review of the Street Fighter IV Fightpad designed by Madcatz for the Xbox 360 console. The joypad companion to Madcatz Street Fighter IV themed joysticks, this pad inspired on the excellent Sega Saturn design of old does justice for fighting game fa...
Abstract: The only real complaint gamers have had about the Xbox 360 controller is that the d-pad is pretty much the worst d-pad ever designed. For fighting games in particular, it is pretty much worthless. While some folks realized there was a perfectly good an...
Great! I have no real complaints worth mentioning for using the Fightpad with less competitive but still fast-paced ’old school’ games like these.Next: A look at extra features, and how well it works both on Windows PCs and Linux due to its USB cord....
Abstract: If you are serious about playing Street Fighter on your console, then are you probably have already purchased, or are considering purchasing, some sort of specialized controller. Standard controllers (in this case the Xbox 360’s) is a pretty sorry devi...
Abstract: Now, this is something I've been waiting a good while for. Since the Sega Genesis and Saturn days, there has been a distinct lack of high quality control pads designed for fighting games. It's probably no coincidence that the fighting game trend had al...
In one sense, the verdict is that straightforward—the fantastic floating D-Pad and arcade-style six-button layout crush the regular Xbox 360 controller when it comes to fighting games. The FightPad makes my game so much better, so much more precise...
Good build quality, Responsive buttons, Optimised button layout
Not wireless, Useful for only a limited number of games
MadCatz has had their Fightpads successfully running for quite a while, and with the release of Street Fighter IV earlier this year, they released a series of special edition fightpads. The only thing that differentiates the special edition pads from t...
