TheFightingFish
Member
Agree on that HORI VF4 stick, in the age where everything wants to be multipurpose (for good reason, I'm not claiming that I want to buy a controller per game) there is something really cool about seeing a game controller that is intrinsically tied via layout and design to playing one specific game. Looking at that controller puts the picture in my head of a guy who buys one system per generation, not because of the overall library but because it has *the* game that he wants the play. I've got my Punch button, my Kick button, and my Guard button. What the heck else would I ever need to play a video game?