Mad Catz T.E.3 Arcade Stick - Black

Description mention that that Acrade Stick can direct used on PS5, but on practically, it need to work with the adapter (Brick Wingman FGC Converter.

no se por que en algunos sitio ponen que es malo la calidad de los materiales es muy buena el diseñó es muy bonito y funciona muy bien solo probado en pc no tengo consolas

I decided to take a chance with the T.E.3. I have TE1 and TE2+ among others and everyone knows that the new Madcatz company isn't the same as the one in the past. One of the biggest red flags with this fightstick that put alot of people of is the fact that they didn't get license from Ps4 so in order to connect you have to use a hand controller as a bridge between the stick and the console. You can however get a Brook Wingman XE2 converter usb stick for example and then your good to go. Sure the stick itself is already overpriced as it is so the last thing you probably want to do is to caught up another 50 bucks for the converter. If money isn't a issue and your willing to take a chance for me it was absolutely worth it. The layout with the giant gap between the lever and buttons is the most comfortable layout if ever tried and I tried them all lol. The stick itself is really huge and the weight is distrubuted evenly so it's not a pain to play for a good few hours on it on your lap. So there you have it one of the few good reviews online of this stick lol It is indeed a excellent stick even though it has its short comments. Ohh and it has some really dope artworks you can choice from on their website.

Considering it cost me 240 € and Qanba and Vitrix ask for almost 400 € I can absolutely not complain. The stick feels solid and sturdy and the overall build quality is impressive. It has all the buttons I need (Vitrix does not have L3 and R3) and it does have quick access (which neither the Titan nor Obsidian have). I prefer this T.E.3 over my T.E.2. But then again, I grabbed my T.E.S.+ more often than my T.E.2 because it was way more comfortable and lighter in weight. Also the T.E.2 lacks L3/R3 which I need in some games (especially for training mode). I am not sure about the Hori Alpha. Certainly looks great and the clamshell design is really nice. but I got used to Sanwa buttons and my Hori RAP Hayabusa for Switch is kinda of painful on the right hand. I like the Hayabusa stick though. Maybe the Hori Alpha is a nice alternative if modded with Sanwa parts (buttons at least). Keep in mind the button layout is a little different as well. This T.E.3 may not be for you if you want to use it in tournaments. It will probably be banned in offline play (ironically despite being a "tournament edition") due to the turbo function. And if you want to minimize input lag then the PCB could be a little too slow for your taste. Not sure how many ms it but I have read or heard somewhere it is not optimal. Don't worry about it. I am very susceptible to delay and I didn't have any issues so far. I owned all T.E. sticks so far and this may be my favorite so far. I also have a Qanba Dragon and owned a couple of Hori Fightsticks. Can absolutely recommend this T.E.3.

Très qualitatif. Bloc rigide et lourd qui ne glisse pas sur un bureau. L'espace entre le stick et les boutons rend l'ensemble trés confortable.

Chiusura fallata,. materiali del case scadenti, lag molto evidente rispetto ai predecessori. Leva è tasti ottimi, fatto il reso