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The video reviews the 8BitDo arcade stick designed for Xbox and PC, highlighting its wireless connectivity, fully remappable buttons, and joystick. It supports Xbox Series S, Series X, and PC, features customizable switches, and offers 30 hours of gameplay on a full charge. The presenter demonstrates the stick's functionality with different game genres on Xbox Series X and discusses the Ultimate Software for firmware updates and button remapping. The stick is recommended for casual play, especially with emulators like redream for Dreamcast games. While lacking Bluetooth, it offers wireless functionality with Xbox consoles and is praised for its quality and weight. Purchase links for black and white versions are provided, with emphasis on pre-order availability.
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In this segment of the video, ETA Prime reviews the new 8BitDo arcade stick designed for Xbox and PC. The arcade stick is available in black and white color variants, connects wirelessly to Xbox Series S, Series X, and PC using a 2.4 gigahertz dongle, and has fully remappable buttons and a joystick. It comes with a 10-foot USB cable, supports USB Type-C, and offers 30 hours of gameplay on a full charge. The stick features an eight-way joystick, headphone jack, rear trigger buttons, customizable switches, and compatibility with the Ultimate Software. While there is no Bluetooth built-in, the stick is easily upgradeable with Sanwa buttons and sticks, making it suitable for fighting games.
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In this part of the video, the presenter demonstrates how the arcade stick works with an Xbox Series X, showcasing its functionality with different game genres like Mortal Kombat and indie games such as Castle Crashers. They also discuss the Ultimate Software that allows for firmware updates and button remapping on the arcade stick, although they mention some language issues in the software that should be resolved before the public release.
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In this segment of the video, the creator discusses their experience with a new arcade stick for PC gaming. The stick is preferred for casual play rather than competitive gaming. They mention using it with emulators like redream for Dreamcast games, specifically enjoying Marvel vs Capcom 2. The stick is recognized as an Xbox controller when connected to a PC, requiring minimal setup in most emulators. The stick’s quality and weight are praised, along with the ability to switch between eight-way and four-way modes. While the lack of Bluetooth is noted as a drawback, the stick’s wireless functionality with Xbox Series S or X consoles is highlighted. Links for purchase and the option of black or white versions are provided, with a mention of pre-order availability. The viewers are encouraged to ask any questions or request additional information in the comments.