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struggled with this for hours lol. thanks

This doesnt work for me and i have a hitbox.

Thank you so much for this video.

you have my support for the character guide. im so ass at leverless man lol

I just bought one of these from AliExpress, should be here sometime this week, I've never used a hitbox style controller before I'm a hardcore street fighter player / Beatem up player for 30+ years always used a joystick so it's going to be a learning curve for me to use one of these but really interested in them ever since I saw them being used in Combo Breaker they look good for better precision on special moves, I always find with joysticks no matter how good you are and how good the stick is there is always error when you think you've done it right and the wrong move comes out lol, hoping this will be good little starter device.

I also purchased this and love it!

need a version of this for juri L tensinrin into lvl 3 her's is 2qcb kick making it harder imo

i absolutly love everything about the elite controller but the d-pad. I really want them to make another one with the series x d-pad

I only ever saw 1 other pupper wearin a tutu. She was an adopted Pittbull that chose to wear it. I think it made her feel pretty 😍 ❤

Great review. Thanks!

"And then you go like this" W no description or visual que as to what you're actually doing. -.-

Congrats🎉

New sub here too

So cute

New subscriber here

Cute dog

She’s so cute! New sub,:]

Ive been playing on controller 🎮 with the left analog stick for such a long time. Maybe im just slow but you are making inputs on hitbox look super fast.

imo if you already have a pad, then play on a pad. but if you don't have one for some reason or you want to upgrade from pad to something that is better suited for fighting games, then try haute42 devices (board if you want wasd movement or s16 if you want hitbox style controller). that's how it worked for me at least. i started with xbox pad, then bought b16 cause i like wasd and an additional button under my left thumb (i use it for drive parry), and now i'm thinking about buying custom mixbox style controller with additional buttons because i want something bigger to play on my lap

grew up playing fighting games casually on pad, bought into the arcade stick hype during SF4, went back to pad after because it felt more comfortable, more comfort = play fighting games longer for me

I played on a victrix fs 12 leverless with 12 Gamer Finger Silver series buttons. The buttons were responsive, but it was not for me. I already had a victrix Fightstick in White for PS5. I have been on stick for the last 20 years. I outperformed many people who were on leverless. I did not have any missed inputs on the stick. I upgraded my stick to. I used Gamer Finger Silver series buttons on the 8 buttons and a Silent Sanwa stick with a 4 pound spring and a bat top. That thing is awesome. The movement is solid. I don't like it to be overly tight and definitely not so loose it feels like you would backwards jump by mistake with a 1 or 2 pound spring. All of my inputs were never missed and I was able to get big combos with SA3 in Street Fighter 6 with no problem. Maybe I am not used to the leverless design. I felt when I was playing on leverless I was just button mashing. So my game felt kind of empty. I grew up playing arcades and also I used to play on MAS sticks. I have probably had around 20 different Fight sticks on my journey. I remember my first fight stick was awful and I did not know about modding back then. The stick was the Capcom Fighting Stick for Street Fighter 2 on Super Nintendo. It was flimsy, loose, buttons felt awful.etc. If I had know about modding back then I would have changed my internal stick and buttons. I think stick is still the best for people who want to feel that real arcade feel. The leverless actually made my wrists hurt a bit. Maybe it was how I was holding my hands above the buttons. Also I was making lots of mistakes on the leverless because of the muscle memory needed to remember the left side inputs. It gets pretty confusing when all the buttons nearly look the same. It is especially hard when you are trying those long combos in Street Fighter 6. With the arcade stick my buttons are all 30 mm versus the 24 mm on the Victorix FS 12. Yeah and that's another thing the buttons are so small my fingers would many times be depressing both buttons. I don't play on PC so I don't really get the leverless idea. They say leverless came from the PC fighting scene. O came from console and the arcades. In know arcades are dead now, but I still like how the arcade stick feels. Especially my Victrix FS in white with the nice mods that I made. It feels very solid. I can play for hours with no fatigue to my fingers or wrists. So in conclusion I feel arcade stick is still very good and it is not dead for people who want to invest. Thanks and take care FGC.

The mirrored camera feed really messed with me when you showed the Xbox controller, lol. For an alternative to the Razer Kitsune, look at the Haute42 M16. I think there's a Plus version of the M series now also that's a bit bigger. If you play on PS5 you'll need to stick a MagicBoots in it, but all together should still be well under $200. If you don't care about the size/material as much, Haute42 G16 is dirt cheap. They keep pumping out new controllers super fast so might be worth looking around for other stuff. I see another comment talking about the R16, I didn't even know there was an R series now. I agree with you that you should either use what you have or go with leverless. Some people get tripped up by the up button being at the bottom, but I find they get used to it pretty quick if they stick with it. I did a bunch of Flatbox rev 5 builds a year or two ago and handed them out to some friends to try to get them into fighting games. The cost per controller was quite low ($20-$30 or so) when you ordered parts in bulk, and the builds were pretty fast as well. I used one of those until the Haute42 stuff popped up on the scene, then I got the G16 out of curiosity and because it had the USB passthrough port unlike my Flatbox. I play primarily on PC or consoles old enough that you don't need a dongle for GP2040-CE to work (PS3, Xbox 360), but I still wanted to have the option to play on a PS5 if the opportunity ever came up, without having to get a new controller. The Haute42 stuff feels pretty high quality compared to my DIY Flatbox builds. I just wish they'd make bigger stuff and that they'd do a split layout with more space between each hand. I also built some Open-Frame1 controllers which have ~20 buttons instead of ~12 and are used for Smash Bros, and those have a really nice ergonomic layout that I wish were more popular in other controllers. For anyone interested in more arcade controllers, with or without lever, I would recommend checking out HushMySweet's channel. He does a lot of reviews and builds on there.

I always like fighting games but only ever played for a few minutes before giving up because i hate not knowing what to do. I have recently made the decision to get into them and ended with this same question, what controller? Well, all i had at first was my xbox one controller but i knew straight away it wasn't accurate. Everyone was saying how amazing the leverless is so i bought the Haute42 T16 from amazon. Issue is, my hands are stiff and doing half circle from right to left ended up less accurate than controller. Left to right half circle was so easy though and quarters circles are a breeze with the leverless. The learning curve is my brain trying to process what i want to do and make it happen haha. Its like 90% of my focus. Anyway what people say about leverless having "a lot of buttons to press" is true, compared to controller anyway. Its so close to keyboard that its hard to understand why it still has a learning curve. End of the day, all control types are different and i couldn't decide unless i tried them all, so bought the fight stick F500 elite, coming tomorrow. So i guess we shall see what i prefer.

You had to be there, congrats to Punkthegod

This helped me a fuck ton. Thank you man ~<3

I say Stick is most fun cause arcade era head like me... but IF someone is super new.. I say leverless but if its hurts then go for stick. Both takes tons of hour to "master" but its all about who you as a person do with the info you gather. I myself own 2 hitbox and 11 sticks.

I am about to order a haute42 r16 leverless conteoller i currently play stick and i want the kitsune but 300 when the haute42 is 90 is crazy

Keep in mind, hitbox takes away all the fun from the user and his/her opponent.

Hitbox is a brand. This is called a leverless controller.

Punk won evo with a ps5 controller lol.

Series x xbox controller has the best d-pad in any controller beside the old sega ones… Huate-42 is the best leverless controller in the market for 100$ or less.

Hitbox is cheating

great video! loved the doggie in the background :)

Cosmox R16, w/Booster 5, if you play on PS5. They’re undefeated right now.

i find the xbox dpad to be terrible regardless

Haute42 / cosmox are great leverless. I recommend the r16 if you want a larger size like the kitsune, m16 if you want a metal kitsune comparative, or the g13 or s13 for something portable. Get a magicboots 1.1 or cosmox booter if you need PS5 comparability.

If you haven't updated your firmware on the Nacon Daija, you should. There's a lot of input lag on the old firmware.

I started on d-pads on the Snes and then I got myself a stick for SFIV. Now I have 3 sticks and one more on the way, the new Daija for the PS5.

Watching this as someone who’s been playing fighting games for a while, it’s cool to see someone talk about how modern controls with a controller got them into playing classic controls with a hitbox. If you’re looking for other all-button controllers, definitely check out the Haute42 line. You can get a controller that is equivalent (arguably better) then the kitsune for > $100. Very easy and cheap to mod as well. Great video!

Kitsune is awesome I also recommend Victrix pro fs or all button there all great

Video request incoming. I think you should make a video on hitbox *Kitsune on how to do the Punk corner carry. And if labeled correctly *clears throat* mentioning that he used it in Evo might help views. But 100% that would be dope.

Its really hard to see how you are using this shortcut when cancelling dp into super. Could you explain?

kitsune user here. its great but it has a learning curve if you been playing with stick. took me around 6 months

Leverless is the way to go & you. Can get a huatee42 for like 60-100 idk why people go straight for 200 dollar price point when you are LEARNING and don’t know if your gonna like it

Sony style dpads, especially PS4 and PS5, are really good for fighting games imo

Also good for you for leaving the mistakes in. It's actually useful

I'm starting with keyboard, the supreme controller

I travel a lot so the Kitsune is instrumentally better for being on the go.

Oddly enough I have both of those