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Why are buttons on the side
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>>747610395
To press L3 and R3
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You wanna play an arcade game instead of fighting game
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those are so you can use your elbows
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>>747610395
So you don't accidentally hit the pause button during a game, because that gets you a game loss in tournament.
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Those aren't used in fighting games.
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>>747610395
Which stick is this?
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>>747610692
Most players don't care about tournaments
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Would it kill these manufacturers to add a nub somewhere for Right analog? Would it also kill these developers to design their UIs with arcade sticks in mind? Tekken 8 custom costumes editor require a fucking right stick to function.
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>>747611026
Most players aren't buying a fightstick to play a fighting game they can play at home with a gamepad. The reason I own one is because I used to go to a FGC and keeping track of a stick I plugged in was easier that constantly connecting a gamepad to a different console.
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>>747610395
pinball flapper control location
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>>747611761
Most arcade stick buyers get one because they want to recreate the arcade experience at home.
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>>747612093
Most people who own a fight stick in this day and age have probably never been to an arcade in the first place.



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