Top products from r/dbfz
We found 27 product mentions on r/dbfz. We ranked the 25 resulting products by number of redditors who mentioned them. Here are the top 20.
1. HORI Fighting Commander for Xbox One Officially Licensed by Microsoft
Sentiment score: 3
Number of reviews: 3
Officially Licensed by MicrosoftDesigned for 2D fighting games with 6-button layoutCompatible with Xbox One, Xbox 360, and PC (through Xinput)Custom input settingsWired controller for instant response
2. Qanba Drone Joystick for PlayStation 4 and PlayStation 3 and PC (Fighting Stick) Officially Licensed Sony Product
Sentiment score: 1
Number of reviews: 2
Compatible with PlayStation 4, PlayStation 3 & PC; USB wired connectionOfficially licensed Sony peripheral; Authentic Qanba buttons & stickAntislip bottom pad; LED indicators for MODE & TurboTournament LOCK switch; Honeycomb-inspired design
3. HORI Fighting Commander for PlayStation 4 & 3 Officially Licensed by Sony - PlayStation 4
Sentiment score: 3
Number of reviews: 2
Officially Licensed by SonyDesigned for 2D fighting games with 6-button layoutCompatible with PlayStation 4, PlayStation 3, and PC (via Input)R/L toggle switch and Turbo functionsWired controller for instant response
4. Gam3Gear Brook Xbox One Controller to PS4 Console Super Converter Gaming Adapter with Keychain
Sentiment score: 2
Number of reviews: 2
Compatible with gamepads, joysticks, racing wheels. Works with PS4 and PC.Hot swapping. Auto-register controllers. Optimal button mapping. Vibration support.USB interface. Remember up to 4 controllers. No original controller needed for verification. It does not support headset or headphoneLightweigh...
5. F300 Elite Arcade Stick F300 Elite for PS4/PS3/XBOX ONE/Xbox 360/PC/Android/Switch
Sentiment score: 1
Number of reviews: 1
Limited EditionSanwa ButtonsSanwan Joystick mechanism
6. Cables Direct Online 100FT ETHERNET CABLE GRAY CAT5E INTERNET ROUTERS GAMING 100 FT
Sentiment score: -1
Number of reviews: 1
100 feet longCat5e Highest Quality CableGreat for your Router, xbox, xbox 360 PS3 etc
7. FastSnail Controller Converter for Nintendo Switch, Makes PS3/PS4 Dualshock/Xbox ONE Controllers Compatible with Your Switch, Support Vibration, with Type-C OTG Cable
Sentiment score: 0
Number of reviews: 1
EXCLUSIVE DESIGNED - FastSnail Controller Converter makes your own PS3/PS4/XBOX ONE controllers compatible with your Nintendo Switch.(No include Controllers and Switch)SIMPLE OPERATION - Not extra setting. No software. Easy setup and play once connected. Just plug and play.COMPACT DESIGN - Same size...
8. HORI Real Arcade Pro N Hayabusa Arcade Fight Stick for PlayStation 4, PlayStation 3, and PC Officially Licensed by Sony - PlayStation 4
Sentiment score: 0
Number of reviews: 1
Officially Licensed by SIEACompatible with PlayStation 4, PlayStation 3 and PCFeatures metallic Gold AccentsIncludes turbo functions, touch panel, button assignment and moreHORI original HAYABUSA stick and Buttons
9. Wire Stripper,ZOTO Self-adjusting Cable Cutter Crimper,Automatic Wire Stripping Tool/Cutting Pliers Tool for Industry
Sentiment score: 0
Number of reviews: 1
【WIRE STRIPPER】Come with self-adjusting jaws ideal for copper and aluminum cables from 10-24AWG (0.2-6MM2). Thumb wheel micro adjusting swivel knob to strip wire smaller than 24 AWG. ZOTO strippers will not damage the metal part of the electrical wire.【CABLE CUTTER】CRIMPER:Built-in crimper c...
10. Gotor PS4 Flat Directional D-PAD Button Cap for PS4 Controller Black
Sentiment score: 1
Number of reviews: 1
Enhance the feeling of controllingEnhance gamer's performance in gamingEasy to Install. Durable, removable and flexibleBuilt with High Quality Jelly Cap for the directional button of PS4 controllerCompatible with PS4 controller only. Package include: 1pcs button cap
11. Qanba Carbon Joystick for PlayStation 3 and PC (Fighting Stick)
Sentiment score: 1
Number of reviews: 1
Qanba buttons and stickWired USBWindows compatible
12. AmazonBasics USB Type-C to USB 3.1 Gen1 Female Adapter Cable - White
Sentiment score: 0
Number of reviews: 1
Connect standard USB Type-A enabled devices and peripherals (flash drives, keyboards, mice and more) to USB Type-C enabled devices (USB Type-A cable not included)Female adapter ensures easy connections and reliable performance, supporting data transfer up to 5 GbpsReversible design - easily insert t...
13. Mayflash F300 Arcade Fight Stick Joystick for PS4 PS3 XBOX ONE XBOX 360 PC Switch NeoGeo mini
Sentiment score: 0
Number of reviews: 1
Compatible with PS4 PS3 XBOX ONE XBOX360 PC Android Switch NeoGeo miniCompatible with Sanwa Denshi buttons and joystick that is perfect for customizationSupports the XINPUT and DINPUT when being used on PCA SONY PS4 Controller is required when using on a PS4 Game ConsoleMicrosoft XBOX 360 or XBOX ON...
14. HORI Fighting Stick Mini 4 for PlayStation 4 and 3
Sentiment score: 0
Number of reviews: 1
Officially licensed by SCEACompatible with PlayStation 4 and PlayStation 3Compact design with all the features of a typical arcade stick controller8-button layout and micro switch activated joystickShare button included
15. HORI Real Arcade Pro.V Kai Fighting Stick for Xbox One, Xbox 360, & Windows PC
Sentiment score: 1
Number of reviews: 1
Officially licensed by MicrosoftCompatible with Xbox One, Xbox 360, and WindowsSleek designed chassis and redesigned faceplate with metallic accentsHORI original Hayabusa stick and Hayabusa buttonsAmple cable storage for portability
16. PS3/PS4 to Xbox One Controller Adapter
Sentiment score: 1
Number of reviews: 1
vibration supportFull button compatibilityUsb interface which permits hot swappingFor Light do not Turn ON: Check; “Device and Printers” to see if the computer detects the converter as “HID Transfer”; If yes, that means the converter is in “update mode” which will not be able to work; If...
17. HORI Fighting Commander 4 Controller for PlayStation 4/3
Sentiment score: 1
Number of reviews: 1
Officially Licensed by SCEACompatible with both PlayStation 3 and PlayStation 4Rotatable D-pad with adjustable sensitivityR/L toggle switch, 6-button layout and Turbo functionsWired controller ideal for fighting games
18. HORI Real Arcade Pro 4 Kai for PlayStation 4, PlayStation 3, and PC
Sentiment score: 1
Number of reviews: 1
Officially Licensed by SonyCompatible with PS4, PS3, and PC (XInput).New & Improved HAYABUSA Buttons:Beveled edges and slim profile for faster actuation and responseTouch Panel, Turbo function, Button Configuration Mode, and Input Toggle SwitchRedesigned chassis and increased space between and below...
19. AmazonBasics USB 3.0 to 10/100/1000 Gigabit Ethernet Internet Adapter
Sentiment score: 0
Number of reviews: 1
Connects a USB 3.0 device (computer/laptop) to a router, modem, or network switch to deliver Gigabit Ethernet to your network connection. Does not support Smart TV or gaming consoles (e.g.Nintendo Switch).Supported features include Wake-on-LAN function, Green Ethernet & IEEE 802.3az-2010 (Energy Eff...
20. Razer Atrox For Xbox One: Fully Mod-Capable - Sanwa Joystick and Buttons - Internal Storage Compartment - Tournament Arcade Stick for Xbox One
Sentiment score: 1
Number of reviews: 1
PREMIUM QUALITY SANWA HARDWARE COMPONENTS: 10 highly responsive buttons and an 8-way joystickFULLY MOD-CAPABLE CONSTRUCTION: Built for modding enthusiasts, customize the joystick and buttons to suit your playstyleINTERNAL STORAGE COMPARTMENTS: Internal compartment opens to reveal dedicated slots to ...
Using numpad notation: (5 = neutral, 6 is toward the opponent, 8 up, etc.)
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IAD: 8 6 6 and 8 4 4 are pretty inefficient try:
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IAD forward: 9->6 (wait a little in between, going back to neutral before 6. the cleaner/faster you get with this the closer to the ground you'll be when you dash - which is preferable because it gives less time for the opponent to react)
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IAD backward: 7->4 (again neutral in between)
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Other people have pointed out the shortcut for airdashing - I've always found those kinda hit or miss, so i prefer the above. Up to you though.
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Long Jump: input: 2 8 (neutral) or 2 9 (forward) or 2 7 (backward)
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TBH i don't really use this as much as I should(? idk i just play for fun and self-improvement, i'm not competitive), but it's just a practice thing - getting used to your controller. To practice, a good setup is to see if you can do a move/combo (or in this case jump) all the way from one side of the screen to the other (multiple times if it's a far-moving move) without messing up. IAD is the perfect example, start from one corner and IAD repeatedly until you get to the other corner. Do it until you can go the whole screen without missing the input. (don't just grind for it though, probably best to do this as a warm-up for 20 mins or less per day for a bit)
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If you're open to getting a different controller (it's not required at all, but it may be more comfortable or more consistent for you, it is for me), I really like [this one for ps4](https://www.amazon.com/Fighting-Commander-PlayStation-Officially-Licensed-4/dp/B01GVOFIAA/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1537541528&sr=8-1&keywords=hori%2Bfighting%2Bcommander&th=1) and while i don't personally use the xbox variant [here it is](https://www.amazon.com/HORI-Fighting-Commander-Officially-Licensed-Microsoft/dp/B01MSEPQ55/ref=sr_1_2?ie=UTF8&qid=1537541528&sr=8-2&keywords=hori+fighting+commander) Fightsticks are really nice too, but they're expensive.
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Let me know if you have any other questions or if I didn't explain something properly, i'm happy to help.
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Cheers
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Edit: Idk what's happening with the formatting, that usually works :/
People who use stick are usually the guys who grew up playing fighting games in the arcade- so it's something they are used to. However not all notable pros use stick- sonicfox for example uses pad, and he won winterbrawltwith with it. So I guess if you feel like you will be more comfortable using a stick, then go with it- but don't think that it's required to play well.
Personally, I use The hori fighting commander . This works for both pc and ps4- they have an Xbox version as well. I chose this as my input device because I grew up playing fighting games on a pad and because it's easy to transport.
I don't know much about sticks, but look into hori and qanba brands. What I do know about sticks is their users recommend spending a bit more rather than buy a cheap stick and needing to replace it other on.
Here's some vids that can help you decide
https://youtu.be/jGCG5CwEoG8
https://youtu.be/PBezo--eYiQ
Just remember- it all comes down to personal preference. Good luck on you're choice and maybe we'll run into each other in ranked
Find one of these.
I particularly like the 4 over the newer version. I hold the controller with my left hand normally, but rest my right hand on my leg and use the face buttons like a stick. Best of all worlds, imo.
I 100% agree. Mine is pretty budget, spent half of what it looks like you did, and even with that step down it's better than a controller.
Personally I find that the double taps for IADs and such are infinitely easier on a stick. Plus I like the button arrangement better, especially for assists. It's so easy to forget about trigger buttons when you're learning the game.
Yes! The Brook super converter has always worked for me. You just need to be sure to keep the firmware on it up to date or it will randomly disconnect. They're pretty good at keeping up with the PS4s updates.
Ummm what system is it you are playing on because any stick you can get that worked with all 3 is most likely going to be very expensive.
Edit: I see you said about your XBO pad not being responsive so I am going to assume you are playing on that. If you are playing on XBO then you should get a stick that works with that and then it will work also on PC.
I don't think with the lack of fighting games that the XBO has a great choice of sticks but this would maybe be a good buy https://www.amazon.com/HORI-Arcade-Pro-V-Fighting-Stick-Windows/dp/B0136JP894/ref=pd_lpo_sbs_63_t_1?_encoding=UTF8&psc=1&refRID=B0XQTT2R8RGPQ2H77E7E
Personally though I have big hands and find that the stick and buttons are slightly too close on the Hori stick so if you're the same and want something with weight to it I'd go for this https://www.amazon.com/Razer-Atrox-Arcade-Gaming-Controller-Designed/dp/B00LYYNZ30?th=1
Both are quite pricy but if you are really committed to playing fighting games on stick it'll save you money overall because a really budget stick you will quickly outgrow or wear out... or put your fist through.
I see that you're not having a good time with the PS4 controllers although they are toted as one of the better controllers for fighting games. If you're looking to get a more serious controller, something custom could be what you're looking for. I've personally never gone that route so I don't have any personal suggestions. I do know that SonicFox uses Battle Beaver Customs so do what you will with that information.
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I first bought a fightstick because I thought it would be more fun to use than a controller. To an extent, it is. There is a whole learning curve that goes into it. If you think you're half decent now, you'll be trash on the stick until it becomes as comfortable as using a controller. It took me a month to be able to play semi-efficiently and another 2 weeks after to get back to my previous playing level. I researched a bit and picked up a Hori RAP N from Amazon because the NOIR button layout better accommodates large hands. I suggest you don't skimp out and buy a really cheap stick. The parts matter a lot. The cheapest I would suggest would be the F300 Elite since it still uses Sanwa parts. My issue ended up being not able to consistently hit diagonals.
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I then discovered the hitbox after purchasing the RAP N and being a keyboard warrior / PC gamer, I had to try it. I checked out both the hitbox and the mixbox and without trying them out, I didn't know which one I'd prefer. I reached out to Aaron from AllFightSticks and he made me a custom layout that includes both the WASD layout from the mixbox and the "space bar" from the hitbox. I also managed to maintain the NOIR layout and keep the larger button size (official hitbox uses smaller buttons). It wasn't cheap but it's been well worth every dollar spent on it. I can use it on any system without added accessories, it's completely metal so it's durable, and it was made to my exact specifications. Ever since I got my hitbox, I haven't gone back. Added caveat of a hitbox / mixbox is that to do an IAD is essentially pressing WD>D or spaceD>D on your keyboard.
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If you have any questions or want to see pictures of the box, let me know and I'll send you a link
This is the one I have it comes with a 4 way restriction plate, and I am modding it to an 8-gate tonight. That is the only thing I really wanted to change. Hori did a great job over all. I might eventually change it to Sanwa, but for now it works great.
I much perfer the d-pad over the analogue stick. However, I don't really like the Xbox or PS4 controllers, I personally use a Hori Fighting Commander. I've been using it since I started playing and I feel like it's a very well made controller for people who like to use the d-pad for fighting games.
Amazon link
There is nothing wrong with using whatever controller is comfortable for you.
Sorry, didn't reread the ones above.
In that case, definitely try out other controllers when you get the chance. Individual controllers can get finicky over time as well, try out another ds4 as well, it might be simply worn.
There are rubber disks like these and similar ones that improve the area you can effectively press down on: https://www.amazon.com/Gotor-Directional-Button-Controller-PlayStation-4/dp/B01MYN0LGS
I don't have any experience with them, but I imagine they would be the smallest investment if any is made at all.
So nothing exists but like the other guy said the brooks adapter is your best option really
PS3/PS4 to Xbox One Controller Adapter https://www.amazon.com/dp/B00WJ1HONE/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_api_UydTBbCY24GXJ
Update for you, if you want to shell out the 40 dollars https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B01GDVGQ48/ref=oh_aui_detailpage_o00_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1 and get that, it works fantastic, every button works and no re-wiring, like KeytarsRus said!
then start by doing the two actions slowly, then speeding up incrementally until it works, then practice that timing until its memorized. also consider switching to a different controller, consider this, i've had one for months now and its great
qanba drone, it’s like 60$ on amazon
Edit: Qanba Drone - PlayStation 4 https://www.amazon.com/dp/B01I0GEDEY/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_api_nsEMAb1E742SB
here’s a link bud
Here is what I use:
HORI Rap N
Never used the RAP 4, but the RAP N looks a little heavier and I like the button placement and cord stash.
if you are low on budget I ordered this yesterday
https://www.amazon.com/HORI-Fighting-Stick-Mini-PlayStation-4/dp/B014KXMEW4/ref=sr_1_1?s=videogames&ie=UTF8&qid=1517592694&sr=1-1&keywords=arcade+mini+stick
it has very good reviews, it can be used for PS3, PS4 and PC
Qanba drone is $60 on Amazon right now-
https://www.amazon.com/Qanba-Drone-PlayStation-4/dp/B01I0GEDEY
I got the fastsnail one on Amazon. And it has worked wonders for me. https://www.amazon.com/dp/B073ZFPJLQ?ref=yo_pop_ma_swf
This one?
AmazonBasics USB Type-C to USB 3.1 Gen1 Female Adapter - White https://www.amazon.com/dp/B01GGKYYT0/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_apa_LhrTBbS3NCJTK
Apologies if you've tried this already, but have you looked into using an Ethernet-to-USB adapter such as this one?
Id get this instead, it's the one I'm using for now
https://www.amazon.com/Mayflash-F300-Arcade-Joystick-SWITCH/dp/B019MFPLC0
Ye, most people use a Brook Universal Board which works with all platforms (except Nintendo). Only tools you'll need are a screwdriver, allen keys and any decent wire stripper.
You'd pay about the same for a prebuilt one for all the parts so it's up to you.
4th thing to add ethernet cables are extremely cheap so yeah wire your shit up!!!