Personally, I fell in love with the Hayabusa stick as soon as I got my hands on it. Long story short, the Hayabusa stick and Kuro buttons are very solid products that set themselves apart from their Sanwa and Semitsu counterparts. The innards of the RAP 4 are fairly standard to the untrained eye, but those paying attention can find pretty neat technical details. Fighting gamers know that reaction times matter, so these results give the RAP4 gets a slight edge on this point. This is a few milliseconds better than the Madcatz TE2, which comes in at 5.10ms. The website’s tests indicate that the RAP4 has about 4.80ms of delay from when a button is pushed, to the result showing up in-game. You can read that review HERE.Īccording to tests run by, the RAP4 has a fairly good response time. I’m not going to go into too much detail here, and will actually pass it off to ’s “Yoooooon”, as he wrote a review of these two Hori originals that not only mirror’s my sentiments on these products, but explains it in a way that only someone with more technical knowledge about fightstick parts can. The joystick itself is Hori’s own ‘Hayabusa’ joystick, and the pushbuttons are Hori’s ‘Kuro’ 30mm buttons.
The bottom of the RAP4 features two foam rubber mats for traction, which works exquisitely on tabletops, as well as human legs, if you just don’t have anything to put it on. Instead of a carrying handle, the RAP4 opts for two wings on each side of the stick which was actually a fairly thoughtful carrying solution that players will come to appreciate during their time with the stick. Hori used the shell from their Dead or Alive stick released near the end of 2014, but ditched the dual analog stick setup and changed the art to something a bit more neutral. One of the first things you’ll notice out of the box is the superb build quality.
Primos trigger stick gen 3 quick release Ps4#
The RAP4 features an 8-button Viewlix layout with R3, 元, Share, Home/PS, and Turbo buttons on the right hand panel, and a PS4 touchpad on its top side panel.
Primos trigger stick gen 3 quick release ps3#
Out of the box, it has PS3 and PS4 support, fully assignable buttons, as well as multiple turbo functions. The top panel of the RAP4, featuring an 8-button layout + Options button.
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