HORI Real Arcade Pro 4 Kai for PlayStation 4, PlayStation 3, and PC

5 años con esta cosa de lo mejor!le cambie los botones por sangwa

Great price n official one that dont need bypass through a controller. Nice quality for arcade fighting games. for me i love the black design!

It's a quality product. I was concerned because some of the reviews were negative. The whole thing looks really stretched out to me in the pictures but it's actually really cool looking in person. The buttons don't squeak (someone made a big deal about that). The stick has a nice "broken in" feel. There's enough room on the platform for your left hand and your right hand rests on the beveled edge. I only played for an hour, and it was comfortable enough not to concern myself with thinking about it! There's mats on the bottom of it of a foamy material. should help anchor to a table.Play tests:- SF2 (PC) roundhouse wouldn't map correctly, could be specific to my set up. I didn't get hung up on it though, as I was just play testing punch latency and specials. Everything was acceptable. Light punches came out at the same timing from the stick as the keyboard. If there's a PC latency I couldn't see it in that play test. Tested Ken, fireballs were tight, Tetsumaki combos came out easy, shoryuken on reaction. Negative edge stuff was seamless. I'm a little rusty on SF but it seemed really good for the PC.- Pac-Man (PC, PS3 (namco museum)) I didn't overshoot any turns, played for 10 minutes or so. Stick worked fine.- Capcom vs SNK 2 (PS3 - but it's the PS2 version) works great. I played the computer but the matches went well. I nailed combos, was able to operate on reaction, spacing was fine for me. Blanka, Honda, Ken - able to do supers without compromise. Play seemed unhindered.- Tekken Revolution - no problem in practice mode. Was able to nail Paul's sways/ punch sways (df+1 b...). Just frame was fine. everything seemed on point. Online matches were a different story! The stick has no control over lag ;)I really thought about spending the extra bucks for the madkatz stick. I have the SF4 stick for 360 and like it. So far, I would put the RAP4 on that level of quality, just different design (different buttons, different stick feel, good heft but less mass overall). I saved $50 over the current madkatz models and got a great stick. If, after heavy play I learn something important, I'll update the review.

This is a great arcade stick for a great price , thanks to a toggle it runs on PS3 or PS4 so whether you want to play newer games like Street Fighter 5 on PS4 or dig out the older PS3 for classics like DarkStalkers Ressurected or 2011's Mortal Kombat (the one prior to the recent MKX) you can do it all with this stick. It also runs through direct input based drivers on PC and most importantly - it's a sturdy stick - During a fit of gaming rage I have have thrown this thing at the floor in frustration and everything popped back in and it still works great over a year since this incident in the salt mine. I should also add that the family dog decided to chew through the USB cable and after a small repair even that still works. So really, there isn't much better on the market today if you want a solid arcade style joystick.

Contexto: Compré este stick para utilizarlo en mi PC y lo he probado con títulos en Steam como Ultra SF4, Guilty Gear Accent core, KOFXIII y Skullgirls en Windows 7. La palanca fue reconocida a la primera con tan sólo conectarla y dejar el sistema operativo instalara el driver, aunque con algunos juegos tuve que mover el switch que permite seleccionar si la palanca actúa como el Dpad o el Stick izquierdo.Este es el primer Arcade stick que he tenido así que no tengo un punto de comparación objetivo con otros productos similares así que hay que tomar esta opinión con cierto escepticismo, dicho esto, no tengo ninguna queja con el producto. La primera vez que lo sostuve fuera de la caja los reflejos de la luz sobre el diseño pulido y reflejante me hicieron sonreir de emoción, que sin embargo se redujo un poco al probar la palanca y los botones: La palanca tipo Hayabusa es firme pero responsiva, sin embargo tiene un perceptible "click" al empujar el mando hacia cualquier extremo, al principio se me hacía un poco molesto y daba una sensación de fragilidad; también había leído que los botones Kuro daban una sensación rara comparados con los de los mandos Mad Catz y esto lo menciono porque quizá tanto leer sobre eso me generó prejuicios, pero ciertamente los botones se sienten un poco duros y toscos comparados con las arcades de las farmacias (los cuales tampoco son el mejor punto de comparación).Sin embargo, todo lo anterior dejó de importarme en cuanto empecé a jugar, ligar combos en SF4 se siente natural, comencé a utilizar dashes sin dudar, los Super comenzaron a fluir al final de cada combo. Al pasarme a KOFXIII debo admitir que las secuencias tipo pretzel (demonios SNK, qué necesidad) para los Super siguen siendo algo complicadas aún con el Stick y no siempre se ejecutan a la primera, pero sobre el asunto de la sensación de fragilidad de la palanca y la dureza de los botones me olvidé por completo al enfrentarme al jefe final durante una hora. La palanca recibió un trato bastante rudo conforme los continues se acumulaban y al final sólo yo me dí por vencido, el RAP4 se mantiene firme y brillante esperando la siguiente reta.