Mad Catz also recently announced they are attempting to bring their Tournament Edition sticks back with the T.E. If you don't care about using them on PlayStation at all, however, Hori already released the Fighting Stick α and Fighting Commander OCTA for the Xbox Series X|S and PC last year, so you can go ahead and find those available online. Of course, both of these controllers are also compatible with the PS4 and PC, so they can still come in handy even if you haven't been able to track down a PS5 yet.
Hori's new PS5 stick is set to cost $200 USD while the Fighting Commander pad will be available for $60 although no release date has been revealed aside from the company saying they're "coming soon." Like the Fight Stick, the pad also features further custom options through the app as well as the headset input with onboard audio controls. Hori's Fighting Commander OCTA, meanwhile, includes a D-Pad with adjustable sensitivity, a Short Throw Analog Stick with an 8-way gate and Micro Switch buttons as its main selling features. Revolutionary gear to take you to championship gold, coming soon: /eMqZTHrYjl- PlayStation January 17, 2022 Introducing the HORI Fighting Commander OCTA and Fighting Stick α for PS5. On top of that, the Fighting Stick α sports a 3.5mm audio jack to plug your own headphones into plus an opening chassis for easy customization and replacing the top panel artwork. It'll come packing the expected Hayabusa stick lever and buttons as well as a touchpad finally, but what's perhaps most interesting is its ability to cycle through up to four custom controller profiles through a companion app - though hopefully that doesn't allow for setting macros of course. The Fighting Stick α appears to most closely resemble an updated take on Hori's previous Real Arcade Pro N Hayabusa with some new bells and whistles
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