i would go for a ps3 or ps1 pad.
It doesn't have the reset button? Completely missed that. How long have you had the pad for? Is it holding up well? I've noticed lots of complaints aimed at the d-pad and buttons failing for one reason or another after a timeI have a Hori Commander 4 actually. Its pretty damn good! I used it for MVCi and currently for Tekken 7. It makes it easier to get inputs out because the buttons are bigger than a regular ps4 controller and with 6 buttons on the front makes it easier to play fighters as well. Still havent used it for DBFZ tho, since im learning, but plan on making that transition to the Hori.
The only downside is that it does not support the headset function OR have the middle flat button used for training mode. So that can get annoying. Besides that, its cheap, and it works wonders. Hope that helps
Just the default pads? I have a PS1 control lying around somewhere
Ive had the pad foooooooor Hmmmm....*thinks*....i wanna say like 3 months and nothing has broken off. I dont be super mashing the buttons like i hear alot of ppl do in their gaming videos. I take care of my shit and so far its running good. ALSO it does have a turbo button feature which is AWESOME for Injustice when you ur trying to level up a character by using the CPU loadout.
yea just get a brook converter!
PC mode is on all the Hori pads, and it's pretty helpful for me who ping pongs between PC and PS4.The lack of a touchpad button should only be an issue during KOTH matches, where you can't fullscreen since it's bound to the touchpad button. During training, make sure Delayed Pause is enabled, and you can just double tap Options/Start to restart.
Also, as far as Fighting Commander pads go, there's a newer model of the FC4, called the Fighting Commander Pro, that's available for import. Doesn't sell on Amazon until the 14th, but you can find them on eBay now.
I ordered this, not realizing it was the Pro. It's the same pad as the FC4 for the most part, but now includes an actual PC mode for X-Input. It's also confirmed to work on PS4 Pro. If you're going for a Fighting Commander pad, avoid the symmetrical models, as the d-pad is very stiff and loses sensitivity very easily. The FC4's d-pad is fantastic overall, and doesn't wear out as easily, though the lock mechanism is known to go bad over time. The FCPro, from what I hear, is apparently fixing the issue. Since it's an import-only atm, it's pricey, but the FC4 is probably the best fightpad you can find on the market, period.
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I would not have managed to get my WoWo play time to 5000 min without that feature. (5000 and THEN they dropped it to 3000 for her legendary. I was both happy and sad at the same time)
This is an issue I hear fairly often, but from what I understand is it takes a while for this to happen. The symmetrical one, however, in both experiences I've had with it, started losing sensitivity early as hell.
