Press and hold the MENU and VIEW buttons simultaneously and then connect the USB plug from the Fighting Commander OCTA to the USB port of your computer while continuing to hold the MENU and VIEW buttons. When the competition bears their fangs, claim your place as the apex predator with the Razer Raion—a fighting game controller built for the fighting game community. Bristling with top-tier features that enhance your control and execution, this is the evolution you need to reach the top of the food chain. This fighting game controller’s face buttons are designed slightly larger than the industry standard, which means there’s less chance of you missing an input because they’re easier tohit. I will admit I had a bit of an embarrassing moment as I didn’t realize the shoulder button layout was different until I was deep into a few matches of Mortal Kombat 11. I kept trying to execute a Fatal Blow by pressing L2 + R2 simultaneously with no success, and was certain that there was something wrong with the controller. It’s not until I realized the unique layout was intentional, allowing me to perform this ability with just my right hand.

The M30 is the only controller that feels like an improvement over the original Saturn controller, it is wireless, compatible with many other devices and it is sold for half of what is asked for this controller... And the official bluetooth Retrobit x SEGA Saturn controller is also going to be sold really soon for half the price! Easily pull off circular and direct motions. A true brawler’s D-Pad helps unleash frantic combos with utmost precision In many cases, players prefer a button layout that has six front facing buttons on the right side (three on top, three on bottom). That said, I wouldn’t recommend playing claw with the Raion. The D-pad requires a lot of precision to navigate accurately. I’m not a claw player, so it’s possible you may not find it cumbersome, but it seems like the tradeoff isn’t worth it.The Brook Sniper Converter is something completely different! Although it's primarily aimed at bringing mouse/keyboard functionality to console FPS titles, fighting game fans can also take advantage of it when it comes to tournament play, especially if they're more comfortable with the control scheme.

Hori controllers are known for their build quality and accuracy. They're a bit costly, but they're worth the premium. The Hori Fighting Commander controller is perfect for gamers that grew up with the Sega Genesis, PlayStation 1, and Xbox. It's comfortable for long gaming sessions and fits in most hands. HORI has been making controllers for fighting game enthusiasts for many years now. So they know what they are doing. And they know what fans want and do not want. I just recieved mine in the mail to play Skullgirls with, and I quite like the feel of it myself. I'll have to see if I run into the same dpad diagonal issues listed here. Skullgirls is pretty generous with what it considers diagonal in my experience, so maybe it's not the best game to test on - but if it works, it works. If you enjoy traditional controllers for your fighting games, PowerA has an interesting option for you in their PowerA Fusion Wired Fightpad. well, THAT'S a shame... definitely ome of those that really experienced a TON of fighting games on the Saturn

If you grew up with the PS2 and Xbox or want a novel collector's item, the Nubytech's Street Fighter 15th Anniversary Gamepad might interest you. These controllers were released in 2006 and have a six-face button layout, a deep directional pad, and two shoulder buttons. And, of course, it would be nice if you can hold the controller for long periods of time without your hands cramping up. So ergonomics are also gonna’ be important.