You can find the tweet here for pictures and more info. Does not have a specific name, but the bottom piece is white while the top is red.Ī tweet from Markman gives some insider knowledge, it was originally designed to be a Tekken 6 arcade stick. MadCatz Fightstick Pro Red and White Edition. MadCatz Fightstick Pro SF X Sanrio Edition with all pink casing.

Common ones have a black case with either the MadCatz logo artwork or the Street Fighter x Tekken artwork. Some of the rare varitions of this stick are the Street Fighter x Sanrio limited edition which has an all pink case, and the red and white body Street Fighter x Tekken ones (Very hard to find pictures, since it has no particular name). There are six in total, one of them is covered up with a white warranty sticker. To access the innards of the stick, the four rubber feet on the bottom have be removed, this exposes the smaller phillips head screws on the back plate. Much lighter in weight compared to the MadCatz TE.

Buying a fightstick or fightpad has nothing to do with being a 'spoiled idiot' or japanese. The controller they expect you use and design around is a Arcade Stick. It is possible to add custom artwork and plexi to this stick after removing the original artwork. Street Fighter has been Six Buttons since the arcade days. I suppose this design was done intentionally to make the stick comfortable to play on, since nothing rubs/bumps against your hands. Underneath the artwork are six phillips screws that secure the metal face plate in place. Unlike the TE, it does not use hex screws to hold down the face plate. The Xbox 360 version has a microphone port on it, while the PS3 version does not. These were produced for the PS3 and Xbox 360. The body itself is has a wide wirst slope to help rest your wrist onto it making it very ergonomic to play on. Although it shares some similar traits, such as the Vewlix layout, home/turbo panel, start/select buttons on the back and a USB cable compartment.

The Fightstick PRO also comes in two separate artwork choices Cross and Line. Not sure if there are any other changes, but I’m definitely liking the black body instead of the original red one. Another popular MadCatz Fightstick, this time around they did not re-use the Tournament Edition design. The Fightstick PRO is a new take on the original Street Fighter x Tekken stick they released, except this time in black.

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