Hori Fight Stick - Mini: Black for PlayStation 4

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It does suffer from the D-Pad being a secondary input option, and the flat Cross shape doesn’t benefit from this. The Hori PS4 Wired Mini Gamepad is a colourful controller cleverly designed to be both 40% smaller than the DualShock 4 and to have a flat design, making it easy for younger hands to manipulate. The rest of the bunch have Nintendo licensed characters on them, and I’m guessing some people would find them more appealing. HORI introduces the Fighting Stick Mini for Nintendo Switch a NEW way to play all of your favorite arcade classics and fighting games.

Does not include the following advanced features that a DualShock®4 Wireless Controller offers - light bar, stereo headset jack, speaker, dual motors, and motion sensor.Even changing that USB cable seems to be easier job than expected, and throwing something like a high-quality braided cable might be a worthwhile idea. I recently bought one of their products, the Hori wired mini gamepad and I thought this would be a good opportunity to do my first review of a gaming peripheral. Hori is known for their gaming peripherals such as controllers, arcade (fight) sticks and steering wheels. This is one of the few controller yours truly doesn’t have any issue having first and middle fingers on all four shoulder buttons due to their size and close proximity.

By rejecting non-essential cookies, Reddit may still use certain cookies to ensure the proper functionality of our platform. I find myself recommending Hori’s Mini Pad for Switch on the basis of it stacking up nicely even against the first party devices. For Nintendo Switch use go to System settings > Controllers and sensors > Pro Controller Wired Communication (and set to) ON. The specifications between the two ports are different, so please only use the lower USB Type-C port to connect your HORI Dual Charger.It might be smaller, but this Wired Mini Gamepad is officially licensed by SONY for use with its PlayStation 4. com is a leading authority on technology, delivering lab-based, independent reviews of the latest products and services. It’s the standard Nintendo style Cross-shaped D-Pad and functions about as well as you’d expect from it. The choice of not using any kind of trigger shape serves the controller’s overall depth, as it tries to keep itself as flat as it can. While Hori's controller is currently quite popular, Sony has its own mini wireless controller for kids.