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HORI Fighting Commander 3 Pro
Compatible with PlayStation 3™ (PS3™)
Japan
Product Features
- Adjustable Directional Pad: Adjust the angle - Direction pad can be adjusted from 0°to up to 20°
- Adjust Input Range - Direction pad angle and diagonal input range can be adjusted to obtain favorable position and improve gaming performance
- LR Button Toggle Switch - LR Button toggle switch allows the L Button and R Botton to be switched on the controller
- 6 Button Layout - 6 button layout, perfect for Fighting games!
- Turbo Function - Turbo function for all buttons & 3 speed settings (Turbo Hold Mode) *Except START/SELECT/PS Button
- Asymmetric Grip Design - Left grip is designed for stable control, Right grip designed to easily press buttons together
Item Description
The handheld controllers and the fighting sticks meet in the HORI Fighting Commander 3 Pro. Enjoy fighting games the arcade way and benefit from the lightweight convenience of the pads.
The 6 button layout on the right lets arcade fighters adapt their skills to the home console games. The LR toggle switch gives you more control over your game.
Tilt the direction pad into comfortable angles and adjust the diagonal input range to improve gaming performances. All buttons except three have turbo functions and three speed settings. The grip is designed especially for a marathon of speedy action.
The 6 button layout on the right lets arcade fighters adapt their skills to the home console games. The LR toggle switch gives you more control over your game.
Tilt the direction pad into comfortable angles and adjust the diagonal input range to improve gaming performances. All buttons except three have turbo functions and three speed settings. The grip is designed especially for a marathon of speedy action.
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cakram_ganda (1) on 02, Nov. 2012 08:53 (HKT)
my Opinon
this is exactly gamepad what i want , this japanese gamepad its very responsive and easy to executed all special moves and its more responsive than avarage gamepad .
Note : if you fighting gamer ,should buy this one
Note : if you fighting gamer ,should buy this one
AuraAura12 (3) on 02, Dec. 2011 03:00 (HKT)
Works the way as it was advertised.
I don't understand why people say it needs to be wireless since for the most hardcore fighter fan/player, wireless has lag...and I assume this is for that type of person. And plus, you don't have to worry about your battery dying in the middle of a fight. Seriously, I hate recharging batteries if I can help it.
If you're a guy who swears by the stick, this review and product is not going to make you anymore of a believer, so don't bother even looking further into this.
The fight pad itself is great. This is actually my first pad I've purchased since I've been using stick. But a stick is way to damn bulky to bring to casual fighting game gatherings unless I'm in a tournament or I play at home. So I bought a pad.
I enjoy the fact that there are many customizable optiosn here. You have the adjustable D-pad (from angle to sensitivity), larger buttons (for those who hold the pad like an arcade stick), turbo functions (not really needed but nice to have), direction emulation (via d-pad or analogs) and shoulder buttons if you feel more comfortable playing the old school way. I also liked the fact that the one side has a grip and the other is flatter and stubbier, making this easy to play on your lap.
The D-Pad feels really nice and it's smooth. No more blisters on your thumb from rubbing...like I did when I played Tekken 5 non-stop for the PS2 when it first came out.
Like other reviews, it does feel kind of cheap, but I think that's because there's no rumble functions so much of the weight has been reduced.
My major complaint though, is the d-pad seems to shift on me every now and then, even when the dial to adjust the angle is locked. It's kind of annoying, but it is livable.
Otherwise, this is a solid product and highly recommended if you're a pad player.
If you're a guy who swears by the stick, this review and product is not going to make you anymore of a believer, so don't bother even looking further into this.
The fight pad itself is great. This is actually my first pad I've purchased since I've been using stick. But a stick is way to damn bulky to bring to casual fighting game gatherings unless I'm in a tournament or I play at home. So I bought a pad.
I enjoy the fact that there are many customizable optiosn here. You have the adjustable D-pad (from angle to sensitivity), larger buttons (for those who hold the pad like an arcade stick), turbo functions (not really needed but nice to have), direction emulation (via d-pad or analogs) and shoulder buttons if you feel more comfortable playing the old school way. I also liked the fact that the one side has a grip and the other is flatter and stubbier, making this easy to play on your lap.
The D-Pad feels really nice and it's smooth. No more blisters on your thumb from rubbing...like I did when I played Tekken 5 non-stop for the PS2 when it first came out.
Like other reviews, it does feel kind of cheap, but I think that's because there's no rumble functions so much of the weight has been reduced.
My major complaint though, is the d-pad seems to shift on me every now and then, even when the dial to adjust the angle is locked. It's kind of annoying, but it is livable.
Otherwise, this is a solid product and highly recommended if you're a pad player.
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