To flag with the akward feeling mentioned on the Hitbox, you aren't actually supposed to rest your palms on any controller. That's what leads to injury. This is also the reason as to why the Hitbox does not permit a lot of room to rest your palms. The correct ergo way is to the keep your palms elevated.
I've been using a Hitbox for a month, it's a game changer. Controllers were giving me hand-pain & traditional fight-sticks never felt "right". The hand pain is pretty much gone now, 100% worth the money
The idea that the "run over by a car" proves that the hitbox is "less durable" is ridiculous. Do some drop/impact tests from table height instead of some weird thing that will never happen anyway. The fact that you can actually exchange all the parts in a hitbox vs any of the other two, is also a plus. Even when the ps6 comes out, you can buy a PCB and change it out of the hitbox. That won't be possible with any of the two others
being run over by a car is ridiculous, but the fact that it will "never happen" (if you've dealt with retail returns, you'd know things DO get run over by cars) doesn't mean it's not useful. Knowing that it can withstand the weight of a car going over it slowly, gives me confidence that when packing my bags for a tournament, I don't have to worry if i pack it on the bottom and stack consoles/weighted sticks/streaming equipment on top of it.
Srsly, I don't know why I'm so obsessed with gaming peripherals - I sometimes barely get to play stuff at all, but for some reason I'll always find some time to research, watch, buy or test new peripherals. And I have to say the arcade and fighting community are really upping the game here and are starting to get more in line with custom keyboards, controllers and mice... but... usually with a higher standard of quality for the affordable mid/higher end range it seems. I love it.
For anyone wondering, the newest version of the Hit Box is a quarter of an inch thinner now with a non-slip bottom. In addition, our acrylic top as been adjusted to be more rounded. With that said, we do not recommend playing any all-button controllers on a desk/table as you will run into similar issues that people have with typing or playing competitive PC games. We recommend using these types of controllers in your lap, for ergonomic's sake.
@@SCORP1ONF1RE i disagree. I think the other brands are getting gimmicky. The hitbox is sturdy, reliable, and well-built. I personally prefer my sticks to have good size to feel good. Not interested in flimsy products. Everything about the hitbox feels quality down to the bag they give you. Great product, still top of the heap imo.
one thing I should add, junkfood arcade has confirmed an artwork case for the micro is coming, and so are alternate top panel colors and button colors, so in the future it will have much more customization options
Not necessarily. Depends on the rest of your posture as well. You can perfectly float your hands yet bend your wrists or pull up your shoulders as you do so and cause all kinds of issues, while the dude next to you is sitting/standing correctly yet rests not on the *wrist* but on the *hand* or the meaty part of the lower arm and can be just fine depending on the setup. As someone who types a *lot*, has been doing competitive PC gaming for over 13 years now and has a background in the physical therapy direction line of work I can safely say that general advice like what you said is well-meant, but quite void if you don't see exactly what someone is doing. And trust me I have run into issues throughout the years due to trying things out or excessive stress.
How's the button response? Can you quickly so double quarter forwards? Is there a lot of travel time? Does the rough texture wear off like a plastic controller or rubber grip does?
You really don’t wanna have a place to set your wrist/palm though. It’s best to keep your wrists up so your arms and hands are straight. Otherwise it can cause issues. This goes for anything that requires a lot of finger movement.
Honestly it's been kinda sad to see Hitbox, in my opinion, stagnate over the years. They were so exciting and unique when they first came to market and as far as I know were also the first ones to offer a box style controller for Smash. That's so cool! But now stuff like the MPress, Snackbox, and Frame1 just seem more modern and a better investment. I hope Hitbox does some really significant refreshes soon and comes back swinging.
I feel you, it's always like this though. Phones f.e. the phones that cost 300 nowadays have specs as good as phones a couple of years ago, priced around 800. I've used a Madcatz T.E.2+ for years now, but I feel like waiting just a couple more years to see what's going to change. (For that exact reason).
Thanks for the super indepth review and perspective! Really helps in trying to decide on which boat to jump on. I may wait a bit to see what happens in regards of PS5 compatibility first before pulling the trigger, but these all look and sound great. Thanks again!
Wish the micro was a little wider like the m press. Then it’d be perfect imo. Nihongogamer’s video showed it’s a little too narrow if you don’t sit with your legs perfectly straight and close together
Awesome video. Going with the MPress after watching, love that they come with a swappable switch option so you can make these buttons even faster by swapping them out with some silver speed switches or some lubed kiwis. Also, the customizability is really cool!
Out of the three I'd choose the MPress. A very important factor in gaming is comfort and it is the one that looks to be the most comfortable one. I just don't like the 30mm buttons and would prefer a 24mm version so I wouldn't have to stretch my fingers. Hence, I am currently building my one one...
This doesn't make much sense. Since the mpress removed the casing around the button plungers, the spacing is the same as a regular 24mm button except you now get more button space. Best of both worlds.
When it says "Multi Console Support" for the MPress that means you don't need a separate usb attachment to connect to it like a Magic-S adapter, right? or do you still need those type of adapters? I'm probably going to get one anyways because not all fightsticks are created the same but I'm just wondering.
The Hitbox original, but like other two I can put it in my backpack with my Nintendo Switch.I also like the multi-platform M-press I wish Paradise Arcade makes a Noir layout version.
i have a original Mixbox a custom made "Hitbox" from blunderbuss-designs both modded a little. and i like both very much, great products. Why i would not buy a M-Press: Too small to lay it down on ur lap and put this on the table either seams not to be a good solution. Why i would not buy a Snackbox: Too small and not really modable, but at least u can put it on the table if u put a anti slip mat on the bottom Why i would not buy a Hitbox: Shiping and Importtaxes make this nearly product twice as expensive (in the EU) No Palm support Only Sanwa Buttons to choose No different pcb´s to choose Well at least u can choose premium price.
Some of the things you mentioned are interesting. I also find the hitbox to be extremely uncomfortable. It was a bad purchase. I'm wondering whether to throw it in the trash or resell it.
Great video! I have a Micro, and I LOVE everything about it.... except the size, haha. It's my 1st stickless and I really want a "full sized" stickless with the Shiokenstar layout. Hopefully Paradise Arcade has some more options, like lights and bigger sizes in the future. I would definitely get one from them then. I'm converting my JFA Snack Box V1 to a stickless, so until more options are available, that will do fine. Keep up the great work!! :)
Have you tested or seen the Snack Box V2? I’d be curious to know how it compares to these. I know the micro is getting a lot of attention, but the bigger version offers a lot of easy customization options.
Really love the videos. Just subscribed because I've been wanting to get an all button stick. The only thing that is stopping me is that everything's out of stock! Wish I knew the feel of the buttons of the mpress vs micro since I've never really used anything else other than pad. I'm leaning towards the MPress because of the artwork customization
Something else to consider is the noise. Kailh Choc (low profile) switches used on the Micro don't have a silent offering where Cherry MX used on the MPress and of course the Sanwa used on the Hitbox do. There is a possible way to add sound dampening o-rings to both Kailh Choch switches and Cherry MX but your results may vary and reviewers generally say that doing so makes them feel more mushy which somewhat defeats the purpose of mechanical switches, if you're into that kind of thing. I am going to try some o-rings on my Micro when it comes in and see how it goes.
There's no performance issues in standard buttons compared to the micro switch ones. Sanwa buttons still activate at the slightest touch mid way through pressing them. This can be very misleading to newcomers who might think they have less input lag with snack box or mpress.
See I got the hitbox because I wanted the big beefy real estate and it feels really comfortable under my hands so that might be a body proportions thing?
TFW I just bought a hitbox then saw this video. Meanwhile I guess I have another reason to go support paradise arcade shop, the MPress really does sound like a great buttonbox
Don't be worried. The hitbox is perfectly good. I honestly don't agree that it's "outdated" tbh. The most recent version is much slimmer than what he's got, the detachable cable is very sturdy with a strong port, and it comes with its own bag and wipe. It's very sleek and minimalist, has a fully gripped base, and has a great weight to it. I think you'll still be happy with it. It does have a sharp edge, but you're not really supposed to rest your palms when using a hitbox controller, it's bad posture that could injure your wrists.
Think about it like this, you actually got your hitbox. One look at the paradise twitter and you'll see how long people have been waiting for their Mpress. So just chalk it up to wanting to get your stick ASAP.
Ive already had hitbox, I enjoyed very well, this time I really want to try the micro, especially for travelling but not sure if Its gonna feet well on my legs because Its has thé size of my 1 leg
I love all 3..I am really mostly interested in transitioning from my arcade stick to a hitbox style stick..I want to order the Snackbox Micro..I see its available on June 20th but how long will it take to reach Miami 🤔
We are in North Atlanta. So once it ships, should get there in maybe 2 days. As far as general info including any delays or stock info, we post an update every Friday on our discord and twitter
I went with Hitbox until Micro gets the upgraded Brooks PCB, then that’s my go to. Hitbox is great for now and when Brooks UFB covers PS5, it’s got the room for updates/modding.
Why not buy RAC-J800B model hitbox style STICKLESS FROM CHINA ITS WITH SANWA BUTTONS I used it and it fun very good for pc 99 USD and for PS it's 159 USD cuz of the pcp and extra l3 and r3 buttons it's on eBay
I love Junkfood Arcades work, big fan of the original Snackbox. When it comes to small form factor palm space is really key for comfort. The MPress looks really great
I dont understand why people dont put the buttons little bit closer to each other. Like its on the keyboard - num-lock-pad keys, but little bigger. Thats the perfect for arcade games, because you have access to 8 buttons without even moving your wrist. The move-hand (W,A,S,D or Arrows) also best to be like the keyboard, not like the hit-box set-up. The jump should be Up above the ,,Down" button. Piano lessons are HUGE advantage :P
It's the context that matters here. Hit Box isn't very wide - it's roughly the same width of a Panthera, and less wide than an Obsidian (and like every other fight stick out there). In addition, the Hit Box is thinner now than what is shown in the video. About a quarter of an inch thinner - still not as thin as the other two, which are highly focused on portability.
Why not buy RAC-J800B STICKLESS FROM CHINA ITS WITH SANWA BUTTONS I used it and it fun very good for pc 99 USD and for PS it's 159 USD cuz of the pcp and extra l3 and r3 buttons
Minor correction: The HitBox is also compatible with the Switch.
Scared me for a minute there
You should put a disclaimer in the title that the Hitbox has been significantly updated.
The pc hitbox is also compatible for Xbox 1
The chapters are a bit off for most of the video, ending/starting before a segment is over. Also, missing a "conclusion" chapter.
To flag with the akward feeling mentioned on the Hitbox, you aren't actually supposed to rest your palms on any controller. That's what leads to injury. This is also the reason as to why the Hitbox does not permit a lot of room to rest your palms. The correct ergo way is to the keep your palms elevated.
I've been using a Hitbox for a month, it's a game changer. Controllers were giving me hand-pain & traditional fight-sticks never felt "right". The hand pain is pretty much gone now, 100% worth the money
The idea that the "run over by a car" proves that the hitbox is "less durable" is ridiculous. Do some drop/impact tests from table height instead of some weird thing that will never happen anyway. The fact that you can actually exchange all the parts in a hitbox vs any of the other two, is also a plus. Even when the ps6 comes out, you can buy a PCB and change it out of the hitbox. That won't be possible with any of the two others
Fair points!
being run over by a car is ridiculous, but the fact that it will "never happen" (if you've dealt with retail returns, you'd know things DO get run over by cars) doesn't mean it's not useful. Knowing that it can withstand the weight of a car going over it slowly, gives me confidence that when packing my bags for a tournament, I don't have to worry if i pack it on the bottom and stack consoles/weighted sticks/streaming equipment on top of it.
Srsly, I don't know why I'm so obsessed with gaming peripherals - I sometimes barely get to play stuff at all, but for some reason I'll always find some time to research, watch, buy or test new peripherals. And I have to say the arcade and fighting community are really upping the game here and are starting to get more in line with custom keyboards, controllers and mice... but... usually with a higher standard of quality for the affordable mid/higher end range it seems. I love it.
For anyone wondering, the newest version of the Hit Box is a quarter of an inch thinner now with a non-slip bottom. In addition, our acrylic top as been adjusted to be more rounded.
With that said, we do not recommend playing any all-button controllers on a desk/table as you will run into similar issues that people have with typing or playing competitive PC games. We recommend using these types of controllers in your lap, for ergonomic's sake.
Your most recent model is fantastic, you guys definitely made all the right changes. The gripped bottom was a big one for me. Great work!
You guys are way behind, you're getting lazy.
@@SCORP1ONF1RE i disagree. I think the other brands are getting gimmicky. The hitbox is sturdy, reliable, and well-built. I personally prefer my sticks to have good size to feel good. Not interested in flimsy products. Everything about the hitbox feels quality down to the bag they give you. Great product, still top of the heap imo.
@@SCORP1ONF1RE Appreciate the input.
Be sure to check out our Cross|Up and Smash Box too.
one thing I should add, junkfood arcade has confirmed an artwork case for the micro is coming, and so are alternate top panel colors and button colors, so in the future it will have much more customization options
Yep, this is why I gave them points for continued support!
Well that settles it. Thanks for this info.
You aren't supposed to rest your palms, they should hover like when you play the piano. Else you will injure yourself.
This is good information, to know before owning one of these sticklers designs, myself.
By that logic you shouldn't be able to with a keyboard either and that's not true.
@@destroyermaker you should not rest your palms with a keyboard either.
Not necessarily. Depends on the rest of your posture as well. You can perfectly float your hands yet bend your wrists or pull up your shoulders as you do so and cause all kinds of issues, while the dude next to you is sitting/standing correctly yet rests not on the *wrist* but on the *hand* or the meaty part of the lower arm and can be just fine depending on the setup. As someone who types a *lot*, has been doing competitive PC gaming for over 13 years now and has a background in the physical therapy direction line of work I can safely say that general advice like what you said is well-meant, but quite void if you don't see exactly what someone is doing. And trust me I have run into issues throughout the years due to trying things out or excessive stress.
@@KindOldRaven the hand pain I get from playing KOF on keyboard is astronomical. Trying my best to be ergonomic.
It might be easier with a Hitbox.
I just got a hitbox right before learned of the Mpress and now I want an Mpress.
Great video, Sir! I've been watching more of your videos lately. I like your review process. I bought a snack box because of your videos!
Got the Micro based on your original video. It’s soooooooo cool! The LED’s are mesmerizing. And it’s stupid portable!
I’ve ordered it for June 20th. How comfortable is playing on your lap with it? I plan on using it on PC (on a desk) and on PS4 on (the couch).
How's the button response? Can you quickly so double quarter forwards? Is there a lot of travel time? Does the rough texture wear off like a plastic controller or rubber grip does?
I just really love the idea of someone who uses there hitbox just as transportation for the snackbox
I bought my hitbox this year and it natively works on the Nintendo switch as well
Still love my hitbox xD
I was already leaning towards the M Press and now I'm really sold. Thanks Mr. Sujano.
You really don’t wanna have a place to set your wrist/palm though. It’s best to keep your wrists up so your arms and hands are straight. Otherwise it can cause issues. This goes for anything that requires a lot of finger movement.
Yes, 100% agreed! Regardless of controller you shouldn't be resting your palms on the device period.
I would really like to get an MPress but it seems to be out of stock? And the website's ordering options are really confusing.
Honestly it's been kinda sad to see Hitbox, in my opinion, stagnate over the years. They were so exciting and unique when they first came to market and as far as I know were also the first ones to offer a box style controller for Smash. That's so cool!
But now stuff like the MPress, Snackbox, and Frame1 just seem more modern and a better investment. I hope Hitbox does some really significant refreshes soon and comes back swinging.
I feel you, it's always like this though.
Phones f.e. the phones that cost 300 nowadays have specs as good as phones a couple of years ago, priced around 800.
I've used a Madcatz T.E.2+ for years now, but I feel like waiting just a couple more years to see what's going to change. (For that exact reason).
Thanks for the super indepth review and perspective! Really helps in trying to decide on which boat to jump on. I may wait a bit to see what happens in regards of PS5 compatibility first before pulling the trigger, but these all look and sound great. Thanks again!
Wish the micro was a little wider like the m press. Then it’d be perfect imo. Nihongogamer’s video showed it’s a little too narrow if you don’t sit with your legs perfectly straight and close together
I jus put a blanket in my lap
Awesome video. Going with the MPress after watching, love that they come with a swappable switch option so you can make these buttons even faster by swapping them out with some silver speed switches or some lubed kiwis. Also, the customizability is really cool!
Does Junkfood arcades ship to EU without issues?
Just have to pay vat.
I would love to buy an MPress but they're never in stock so I'll just preorder a hitbox.
Out of the three I'd choose the MPress. A very important factor in gaming is comfort and it is the one that looks to be the most comfortable one. I just don't like the 30mm buttons and would prefer a 24mm version so I wouldn't have to stretch my fingers. Hence, I am currently building my one one...
This doesn't make much sense. Since the mpress removed the casing around the button plungers, the spacing is the same as a regular 24mm button except you now get more button space. Best of both worlds.
Spacing is literally no different than a regular stick making Mpress far superior. Extremely comfortable and just the right size.
When it says "Multi Console Support" for the MPress that means you don't need a separate usb attachment to connect to it like a Magic-S adapter, right? or do you still need those type of adapters? I'm probably going to get one anyways because not all fightsticks are created the same but I'm just wondering.
Hello. Any recommendations for where to get a hitbox? I am interested in MPress and Snack Box Micro but seems like they are sold out.
The Hitbox original, but like other two I can put it in my backpack with my Nintendo Switch.I also like the multi-platform M-press I wish Paradise Arcade makes a Noir layout version.
if i recall correctly they may have teased a Noir layout design on their Twitter but i don't think it's close to production yet
omg this is the video i needed.. right in time
Great content! Your voice is so relaxing
Thanks!
i have a original Mixbox a custom made "Hitbox" from blunderbuss-designs both modded a little.
and i like both very much, great products.
Why i would not buy a M-Press:
Too small to lay it down on ur lap and put this on the table either seams not to be a good solution.
Why i would not buy a Snackbox:
Too small and not really modable, but at least u can put it on the table if u put a anti slip mat on the bottom
Why i would not buy a Hitbox:
Shiping and Importtaxes make this nearly product twice as expensive (in the EU)
No Palm support
Only Sanwa Buttons to choose
No different pcb´s to choose
Well at least u can choose premium price.
Made my own hitbox out a cigar box and works just fine lol.
Some of the things you mentioned are interesting. I also find the hitbox to be extremely uncomfortable. It was a bad purchase. I'm wondering whether to throw it in the trash or resell it.
The hitbox says xbox 360 on a pc (haven't tried it on an xbox 360) and it's compatible with switch with a firmware update on the website
Yeah, i think him having an older model of hitbox effected this comparison s little bit
Great video! I have a Micro, and I LOVE everything about it.... except the size, haha. It's my 1st stickless and I really want a "full sized" stickless with the Shiokenstar layout. Hopefully Paradise Arcade has some more options, like lights and bigger sizes in the future. I would definitely get one from them then. I'm converting my JFA Snack Box V1 to a stickless, so until more options are available, that will do fine. Keep up the great work!! :)
Have you tested or seen the Snack Box V2? I’d be curious to know how it compares to these. I know the micro is getting a lot of attention, but the bigger version offers a lot of easy customization options.
Really love the videos. Just subscribed because I've been wanting to get an all button stick. The only thing that is stopping me is that everything's out of stock! Wish I knew the feel of the buttons of the mpress vs micro since I've never really used anything else other than pad. I'm leaning towards the MPress because of the artwork customization
Please do a new comparative with them 3 and the Razer Kitsune when you have opportunity.
Something else to consider is the noise. Kailh Choc (low profile) switches used on the Micro don't have a silent offering where Cherry MX used on the MPress and of course the Sanwa used on the Hitbox do. There is a possible way to add sound dampening o-rings to both Kailh Choch switches and Cherry MX but your results may vary and reviewers generally say that doing so makes them feel more mushy which somewhat defeats the purpose of mechanical switches, if you're into that kind of thing. I am going to try some o-rings on my Micro when it comes in and see how it goes.
I hope to see a new version of this video after EVO, including the Razer Kitsune.
There's no performance issues in standard buttons compared to the micro switch ones. Sanwa buttons still activate at the slightest touch mid way through pressing them. This can be very misleading to newcomers who might think they have less input lag with snack box or mpress.
See I got the hitbox because I wanted the big beefy real estate and it feels really comfortable under my hands so that might be a body proportions thing?
That’s gonna be a sub from me, bub. Jolly good show!
What about the regular snackbox v2?
I sorta want the mpress... too bad everything is always put of stock! 😥
lol, they can survive being run over but not falling out of your hand at waist height.
TFW I just bought a hitbox then saw this video. Meanwhile I guess I have another reason to go support paradise arcade shop, the MPress really does sound like a great buttonbox
Don't be worried. The hitbox is perfectly good. I honestly don't agree that it's "outdated" tbh. The most recent version is much slimmer than what he's got, the detachable cable is very sturdy with a strong port, and it comes with its own bag and wipe. It's very sleek and minimalist, has a fully gripped base, and has a great weight to it. I think you'll still be happy with it. It does have a sharp edge, but you're not really supposed to rest your palms when using a hitbox controller, it's bad posture that could injure your wrists.
Think about it like this, you actually got your hitbox. One look at the paradise twitter and you'll see how long people have been waiting for their Mpress. So just chalk it up to wanting to get your stick ASAP.
Can we play junkfood micro on ps5?
Great review!
Is SBM compatible with raspberry pi?
yes
I have a custom hitbox and a Snack Box Micro
Who else, on the close up camera, thought that the snack box is made of Oreo biscuits?😋
I'm surprised the buttons on the Mpress is more cramped than the Micro.
Ive already had hitbox, I enjoyed very well, this time I really want to try the micro, especially for travelling but not sure if Its gonna feet well on my legs because Its has thé size of my 1 leg
I love all 3..I am really mostly interested in transitioning from my arcade stick to a hitbox style stick..I want to order the Snackbox Micro..I see its available on June 20th but how long will it take to reach Miami 🤔
We are in North Atlanta. So once it ships, should get there in maybe 2 days. As far as general info including any delays or stock info, we post an update every Friday on our discord and twitter
@@junkfoodarcades4647 thank you 👏 I will be making an order to get mine
Can you do a runback with the Victrix?
if they send one for me to check out, heck yes!
Very useful video
In this case, which would be the fastest in the response of the commands? would be the micro snack box? or MPress arcade paradise?
I went with Hitbox until Micro gets the upgraded Brooks PCB, then that’s my go to. Hitbox is great for now and when Brooks UFB covers PS5, it’s got the room for updates/modding.
Same way we like our cooking pans. Non-stick.
How about Cheap fightstick like Dobe or Ipega
“Im not gonna test it but the hit box loses in durability cuz reasons”
So non of them is compatible with the ps5 great
MPress is for an extra $65, & SnackBox released a new PS5-compatible version.
Why not buy RAC-J800B model hitbox style STICKLESS FROM CHINA ITS WITH SANWA BUTTONS I used it and it fun very good for pc 99 USD and for PS it's 159 USD cuz of the pcp and extra l3 and r3 buttons it's on eBay
Perfect
I love Junkfood Arcades work, big fan of the original Snackbox.
When it comes to small form factor palm space is really key for comfort. The MPress looks really great
Hi brother any idea if it works on ps5
Inflation hit all these of products and are about 50 bucks more than what is stated in this video.
I keep hearing people calling them sticks when they have no sticks. lol
man i just want all 3
Best answer
Why no MixBox? Let me put one of my customs in that ring XD
Different movement layout.
I dont understand why people dont put the buttons little bit closer to each other.
Like its on the keyboard - num-lock-pad keys, but little bigger. Thats the perfect for arcade games, because you have access to 8 buttons without even moving your wrist. The move-hand (W,A,S,D or Arrows) also best to be like the keyboard, not like the hit-box set-up. The jump should be Up above the ,,Down" button.
Piano lessons are HUGE advantage :P
Welp I have a ps5 so I guess I’m screwed
Why is the hitbox soo damn wide
Contrary to what he’s saying usually you rest you hand at an angle so you actually have a lot of resting space
@@victormontiel757 you misunderstand my question, the hitbox looks wide af, i mean the actual width of the box looks a lot wider than it needs to be
It's the context that matters here. Hit Box isn't very wide - it's roughly the same width of a Panthera, and less wide than an Obsidian (and like every other fight stick out there).
In addition, the Hit Box is thinner now than what is shown in the video. About a quarter of an inch thinner - still not as thin as the other two, which are highly focused on portability.
Just build your own hitbox
Oh I hope these thing could more easily get in Asia region
Why not buy RAC-J800B STICKLESS FROM CHINA ITS WITH SANWA BUTTONS I used it and it fun very good for pc 99 USD and for PS it's 159 USD cuz of the pcp and extra l3 and r3 buttons
@@medhat3469 yeah I was considering about that too, but these mini Hitbox is so nice to carry
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Nice content man 👌
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there are no sticks in these cheasticks
cheesesticks¨/cheatsticks
so... l removed my fight stick's stick. and now she demands that l refer to it with her/she pronouns and wants to speak with my manager. : /