Some gamers find the combo attacks in many games are hard to execute on a regular basis. You may need to combine 4-8 different button attacks with the proper timing to pull special moves. (Example: Y + Y + X + L + R + A + Y + B) With a normal controller this task is nearly impossible. The XCM Dominator Joystick solves this problem, and lets you execute these combos with ease. Just program the keys to a special button and then you only need to press that button to pull off those special moves.

The XCM Dominator Joystick includes 2 very special features: Combo Attacker and Independent Rapid Fire. This will allow you to dominate your opponents with ease. With these 2 features in hand fighting games will never be the same again!

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Release Date	Jan 15, 2009
PAX-Code	PAX0002553264
Item Code	718122717736

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Average rating:		(3.5 out of 5)
Total votes:	8

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zero3 (6) on 02, Jun. 2010 23:24 (HKT)

Not worth it spend some money and get a better stick (HORI or Madcatz)
After testing this stick for weeks, this is the WORST stick that I've ever used. The buttons are not responsive ( you got to push them hard for the move to register) same with the stick
( did a down-back but only back registered had to put some force for it register). Now for the build material: it's made of CHEAP PLASTIC! looks not very durable could easily shatter if you drop it.
The macro buttons are not very well placed. Aside from that, the macro is not good for combos in some games. I did Ryu's ultra combo juggle (LP shoryuken FADC into ultra) on the last move it sometimes it does not
do an ultra but a ex-hadouken. I also programmed Zangief's ultra move (Pile driver) and the same thing happened a ex-spinning pile driver came out but not an ultra. The rapid fire has only one speed and you cannot
program a rapid fire assigned button to the macro it will not register. The only thing that I liked in this stick is the blue lights but that is not enough to give it a higher rating. My take on this: Don't buy it!
if you have some money go for the HORI Real Arcade Pro or Madcatz tournament stick you'll be glad you did. If you don't have enough money well, save it 'till you can afford a better stick. I forgot to mention that my stick arrived
with a small crack on the bottom left corner (made of CHEAP PLASTIC that's why) I did not returned since it will only be troublesome since it was only a small crack. I do not blame the packaging since there were no signs of mis-handling
on the box so I suspect it's a factory defect.

ultranova1983 (1) on 20, Sep. 2009 18:04 (HKT)

good item but arrived broken!!!
i would have enjoy to play with it,but as the base is broken i can't really play with it....well ill try to repair it ... a day

zhou (1) on 28, Aug. 2009 16:12 (HKT)

Go easy on it please.
Got this stick for a friend for his birthday. The construction isn't too bad, and as many of the other people said, the stick is pretty sturdy and has a bit of weight to it. The buttons and case look pretty good too. The lights are a nice feature since my friend is a big fan of lit up stuff. eg his car, computer case, etc.

The idea of being able to program in combos could come in handy, but could a real gamer really justify themselves in doing so? Fair enough, 1 player, but wheres the fun in pressing one button and getting in 10 hit combos?

However, after a month my friend started telling me about how the buttons stopped responding and the joystick was innaccurate. This could have been a freak accident with a bad batch, or could be due to negligence or just co-incidence.

Either way, its a good price for what you pay. But if you have the money, invest in a sf4 tournament stick or get the one coming with Tekken 6. Wireless Hori.

Yummy.

bedstuybrook (1) on 06, Jun. 2009 05:21 (HKT)

xcm dominator joystick
i got my stick in 2 days witch was pretty cool (new york) and its a good stick most likely will do some modding to it other then that its a good stick and the price is the best they have here i looked every were and play asia is the best.

juses.delosreyes (1) on 24, Apr. 2009 17:38 (HKT)

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With both the Street Fighter IV fight sticks by Madcatz being sold out everywhere and the Hori fighting stick 3 on back order, I decided to order the XCM Dominator. And let me just say that its just an OK fight stick. Sure the features sound good with the combo memory but avid gamers like myself will normally stay away from, as this would somewhat take out the joy in playing a video game. The stick and pushbuttons at first feel very stiff. I found myself pressing as hard as i can and still unable to execute the move. Having said that, the stick and pushbuttons are very responsive (once you get use to the buttons).
I've also tried using it on my PC as well, however it is very unresponsive. I advise NOT to use this primarily on a PC machine.
One thing I can say positive about this item is the design. It is very flashy and its also very light and doesn't move around on the table.

All in all, you just got to get use to this product. I believe that this stick could have been alot better in terms of the parts, (you could always modify the parts yourself) however I am happy with my purchase. It is hard to use but once you've mastered it, it'll help playing on the arcade machines much easier.

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