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HORI Fighting Commander for Xbox One Officially Licensed by Microsoft

Platform : Xbox One, Xbox 360, Windows Vista, Mac, Windows XP
4.4 4.4 out of 5 stars 2,518 ratings

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Xbox One
Fighting Commander

About this item

  • Officially Licensed by Microsoft
  • Designed for 2D fighting games with 6-button layout
  • Compatible with Xbox One, Xbox 360, and PC (through Xinput)
  • Custom input settings
  • Wired controller for instant response

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Officially Licensed by Microsoft. The Fighting Commander is the ultimate controller for 2D Fighting Games and also works great on many other 2D software titles. This pad is a pure performer with the industry's best D-Pad, six-button layout, large buttons, improved ergonomics, and high quality construction. Features Assign button to set buttons to desired layout and function. Switch the D-Pad to function as the D-Pad or Left Analog Stick. 10-foot cable is long enough for most gaming environments, and the wired connection ensures quick and accurate response. Also compatible with Xbox 360 and PC through XInput.


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4.4 out of 5 stars
4.4 out of 5
2,518 global ratings

Customers say

Customers like the quality, performance, comfort, and gaming of the video game controller. For example, they mention that it works well, the D-pad is perfect for fighting and retro games, and that it feels great in the hands. That said, some disagree on buttons, responsiveness, and portability.

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287 customers mention215 positive72 negative

Customers like the quality of the video game controller. They say it's well-made, has a good d-pad, and is reliable. Some say the durability of the controller is unmatched by any pad on the market, making it one of the best controllers for competitive play. Overall, most are happy with their purchase and recommend it to others.

"This is such a well-designed controller. I recently started playing Ultra Street Fighter IV again, and I was using a Logitech F310 controller...." Read more

"...I think it's a nice little pad, at the right price, with good build quality...." Read more

"...For the price point, this controller is extremely good and has quickly become my fighting, arcade, and STG controller of choice...." Read more

"...2. The d-pad is nice and sturdy! It isn't soft like the dualshock and it's almost impossible to have missed inputs with this...." Read more

165 customers mention117 positive48 negative

Customers like the performance of the video game controller. They say it works well, it performs perfectly, and it gets the job done. Some mention that the D-pad is pure butter and improves execution of technical movement and combos. That said, most are happy with the performance and functionality of the product.

"...They work okay for directional inputs with fighting games like Tekken 7, but struggle with the rotational inputs of games like Street Fighter V...." Read more

"...+Works great switching between PC and PS4, plug and play+button mapping options are nice+Good price for a generally solid controller..." Read more

"...over the default pad, but it's honestly a little stiff and not a noticeable improvement...." Read more

"...It works very well! The shape is very sleek and it fits comfortably in my hand...." Read more

120 customers mention105 positive15 negative

Customers like the comfort of the video game controller. They say it feels great in their hands, and the shape is absolutely perfect. They also say the buttons feel good, have a good click to them, and don't feel mushy at all. The weight feels perfect, and it's perfect for 2D fighters.

"...hands perfectly, The buttons are in good array and they feel very good in the fingers when they are pressed...." Read more

"...as I do feel that it contributes to making the controller comfortable to hold. The d-pad is fantastic, as are the buttons...." Read more

"...the Hori Fighting Commander is pretty easy to break into, is comfortable to hold, albeit a touch light, and has well made, mostly silent..." Read more

"...Perfect fit in you hand with with no slipping.4. Buttons are responsive with no sticking...." Read more

77 customers mention77 positive0 negative

Customers find the video game controller great for any fighting games, competitive games, and retro games. They also say the d-pad is perfect for fighting and retro gaming. The built-in turbo is great for arcade games. Overall, customers say the controller is usable for many games and is perfect For 2D Fighters.

"...This controller is great for any fighting games in my opinon. The whole controller feels comfy in my hands...." Read more

"The HORI Fighting Commander is a fantastic pad for fighting games...." Read more

"Great controller and I think it's probably one of the best for fighting games. As long as you practice your inputs will be very clean...." Read more

"...Definitely a good choice for fighting games and making half circles...." Read more

53 customers mention42 positive11 negative

Customers like the value of the video game controller. They say it's perfect for the price, worth the investment, and an easy buy. Some customers also mention that the controller is light but not in a cheap way.

"...In summary, I think it's a nice little pad, at the right price, with good build quality...." Read more

"...At 40 bucks it is a good affordable controller that almost any one can buy in fact I plan on buying another because it is so good...." Read more

"...I wouldn't call it perfect, but is worth the buy if you like playing pad over stick. Hori, just next time put a mic input." Read more

"...While the controller's price point is a bit high for a digital controller, this is one case where I can say "you get what you pay for" as a..." Read more

199 customers mention110 positive89 negative

Customers are mixed about the buttons of the video game controller. Some mention that the buttons are nice, responsive, and automatically mapped to where they would expect them to be. They also appreciate the additional shoulder buttons and the ability to be used across multiple relevant platforms. However, others say that the keys are not as good, feel kind of loose, and have no tactile feel to them. They say that some of the buttons will mix inputs together.

"...The D-Pad in the HORI FC is flawless. It is way easier to pull any moves from any of the aforementioned games and all of them play perfectly with no..." Read more

"...4. Buttons are responsive with no sticking. The triggers however make an annoying noise that sounds like it's cheap plastic but again, does not..." Read more

"...and RT are on the face of the controller, you have easy access to all six main attack buttons, and LP+MP+HP and LK+MK+HK are suddenly mapped to the..." Read more

"...The additional shoulder buttons and ability to be used across multiple relevant consoles make this controller a complete steal." Read more

80 customers mention45 positive35 negative

Customers are mixed about the responsiveness of the video game controller. Some mention that the cross pad is stiff but definitely responsive, and the games play perfectly with no input lag. However, others say that the "A" button is not as responsive as it needs to be, and there is a tiny bit of input lapse. Some customers are also not happy with the triggers, saying that they don't have the same feedback response as the buttons and bumpers do.

"...from any of the aforementioned games and all of them play perfectly with no input lag or any other issues, regardless the console they are run on...." Read more

"...The pad also failed me on basic movements like neutral jump, where it did either a back or forward one...." Read more

"...All in all, this is a very responsive and reliable controller that I plan on using for a long time..." Read more

"...The motions are a lot harder to do than I was used to with the previous one and there is a problem in the pad, especially in the lower-left part..." Read more

56 customers mention38 positive18 negative

Customers are mixed about the portability of the video game controller. Some mention that it's not too light, but bulky with well-rounded wings. They find it pleasing in the hand and perfectly weighted. Others say that it is very light, which isn't necessarily a bad thing. However, some customers feel that the controller feels very heavy.

"...Honestly, the shape is very pleasing in the hand and perfectly weighted and was the best thing about the controller...." Read more

"...This however is a different kettle of fish.1. It's very lightweight. But I feel that's the way its meant to be...." Read more

"...The bumpers are bumpers, nothing special.-Too light, doesn't feel premium at all...." Read more

"...It's also a very light controller despite its size, and the shell is made of very hard plastic and feels very sturdy...." Read more

Button Assign feature works well, you just have to learn how to do it.
5 Stars
Button Assign feature works well, you just have to learn how to do it.
I received this controller but abstained myself of writing any reviews until I used it long enough. I tested it with several games:-Ultra Street Fighter 4 (running on Xbox One)-Tekken Tag Tournament 2 (running on Xbox One)-Karnov's Revenge (XB1)-Real Bout Fatal Fury Special (XB1)-World Heroes 2 (XB1)-Tekken 7 (XB1)-Killer Instinct (XB1)-Mortal Kombat XL (XB1)-Mortal Kombat Komplete Edition (XB360)-Street Fighter X Tekken (XB360)-Mortal Kombat Arcade Kollection (XB360)-Super Street Fighter II Turbo HD Remix (XB360)-The King Of Fighter XIII (XB360)I love fighting games but always suffered with the Xbox controllers; even though Microsoft improved the Xbox One controller over the 360's, it still wasn't the best controller around, particularly because of the D-pad. Now after some days using this controller I can definitely recommend it for fighting game enthusiasts. For other games such as shooters, sports, adventure and racing games both the original XB1 and 360's controllers work very well. But it is difficult in fighting games to pull certain moves as the D-pad is not the best.The D-Pad in the HORI FC is flawless. It is way easier to pull any moves from any of the aforementioned games and all of them play perfectly with no input lag or any other issues, regardless the console they are run on. The controller does not feel cheap at all at any time. The USB cord is long enough. The controller fits the hands perfectly, The buttons are in good array and they feel very good in the fingers when they are pressed. I had also purchased the Mortal Kombat Fight Pad which is very inferior to the HFC. I won't go deep into specifications of the controller as there are many other reviews making a good work for that part, I just want to mention something about the "Assign" button.Even though it's very easy to assign buttons, I want to mention how to do it as the instruction booklet that comes in the controller is not very clear or very self-explanatory. I actually had to try several times until I finally grasped it. The layout of the front buttons is X, Y, RB and A, B, RT. This array leaves LT and LB buttons in the right shoulders which is a real issue for me, especially for Street Fighter and Mortal Kombat. In the left shoulder side we have the stick buttons for the right and left sticks. Kinda awkward positioning for these... but anyway. How do you assign buttons? Very easy. Let's suppose that I want to place the RT button where the LT button is placed in this HORI FC controller, second button on the right shoulder:1. Press the assign button for around 3 seconds until a red light in the controller starts blinking.2. During this light blinking, since you want to place the RT button where the LT button is, you have to press the LT button first. This is the final destination of the RT button, so you press LT first.3. Finally, press the RT button. When you do that, the light will stop blinking, but the red light won't turn off. This is an indication that the assignation is in use. Now, the RT button is located in the second button of the right shoulder.4. You can continue assigning other buttons to other locations following the same steps. Doesn't matter if the red light stopped blinking, once you keep the assign button pressed for other 3 seconds the light will start blinking again and you will be able to repeat the assignation process.5. Keep in mind that the names of the buttons printed in the controllers will be the key for the next assignations. For example, we already placed the RT button where the LT is located in the controller. So, suppose that now you want to assign the LT button in this controller to the button that should be the LT in the standard Xbox One/360 controller: second button on the left shoulder. In the HORI controller, this button is the RSB (right stick button). Do the same steps: press for 3 seconds the assign button, press the RSB button (because this is the destination of the LT button) and finally press the LT button. Didn't we move the RT button to the LT before? Don't worry! The RT button won't go to the RSB. The controller still acknowledges the LT button as the LT function, So if you are worried that the controller will be a mess, it won't be. AS LONG AS YOU DO IT ONE BY ONE AND IN GOOD ORDER.6. In case you get confused or assign any button incorrectly, or if you want to try different configurations for different games and start all over, then press the assign button again for three seconds and as soon as the light starts blinking again, press the guide button. This will reset the whole controller to its factory settings. Also the red light will turn off, indicating that nothing is being assigned at the moment.7. This controller keeps the button assignation even after you turn off the console and unplug the controller, so you don't have to repeat this process everytime you connect the controller. I guess the configuration is saved in the controller, because I keep switching the controller between the Xbox One and the Xbox 360, but I did not have to run the assign process in the Xbox 360, I just did it in the Xbox One and as far as I can tell, I can use the controller in either console and the configuration remains.I definitely recommend this controller, it is excellent!
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Reviewed in the United States on January 14, 2018
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5.0 out of 5 stars Button Assign feature works well, you just have to learn how to do it.
Reviewed in the United States on January 14, 2018
I received this controller but abstained myself of writing any reviews until I used it long enough. I tested it with several games:

-Ultra Street Fighter 4 (running on Xbox One)
-Tekken Tag Tournament 2 (running on Xbox One)
-Karnov's Revenge (XB1)
-Real Bout Fatal Fury Special (XB1)
-World Heroes 2 (XB1)
-Tekken 7 (XB1)
-Killer Instinct (XB1)
-Mortal Kombat XL (XB1)
-Mortal Kombat Komplete Edition (XB360)
-Street Fighter X Tekken (XB360)
-Mortal Kombat Arcade Kollection (XB360)
-Super Street Fighter II Turbo HD Remix (XB360)
-The King Of Fighter XIII (XB360)

I love fighting games but always suffered with the Xbox controllers; even though Microsoft improved the Xbox One controller over the 360's, it still wasn't the best controller around, particularly because of the D-pad. Now after some days using this controller I can definitely recommend it for fighting game enthusiasts. For other games such as shooters, sports, adventure and racing games both the original XB1 and 360's controllers work very well. But it is difficult in fighting games to pull certain moves as the D-pad is not the best.

The D-Pad in the HORI FC is flawless. It is way easier to pull any moves from any of the aforementioned games and all of them play perfectly with no input lag or any other issues, regardless the console they are run on. The controller does not feel cheap at all at any time. The USB cord is long enough. The controller fits the hands perfectly, The buttons are in good array and they feel very good in the fingers when they are pressed. I had also purchased the Mortal Kombat Fight Pad which is very inferior to the HFC. I won't go deep into specifications of the controller as there are many other reviews making a good work for that part, I just want to mention something about the "Assign" button.

Even though it's very easy to assign buttons, I want to mention how to do it as the instruction booklet that comes in the controller is not very clear or very self-explanatory. I actually had to try several times until I finally grasped it. The layout of the front buttons is X, Y, RB and A, B, RT. This array leaves LT and LB buttons in the right shoulders which is a real issue for me, especially for Street Fighter and Mortal Kombat. In the left shoulder side we have the stick buttons for the right and left sticks. Kinda awkward positioning for these... but anyway. How do you assign buttons? Very easy. Let's suppose that I want to place the RT button where the LT button is placed in this HORI FC controller, second button on the right shoulder:

1. Press the assign button for around 3 seconds until a red light in the controller starts blinking.

2. During this light blinking, since you want to place the RT button where the LT button is, you have to press the LT button first. This is the final destination of the RT button, so you press LT first.

3. Finally, press the RT button. When you do that, the light will stop blinking, but the red light won't turn off. This is an indication that the assignation is in use. Now, the RT button is located in the second button of the right shoulder.

4. You can continue assigning other buttons to other locations following the same steps. Doesn't matter if the red light stopped blinking, once you keep the assign button pressed for other 3 seconds the light will start blinking again and you will be able to repeat the assignation process.

5. Keep in mind that the names of the buttons printed in the controllers will be the key for the next assignations. For example, we already placed the RT button where the LT is located in the controller. So, suppose that now you want to assign the LT button in this controller to the button that should be the LT in the standard Xbox One/360 controller: second button on the left shoulder. In the HORI controller, this button is the RSB (right stick button). Do the same steps: press for 3 seconds the assign button, press the RSB button (because this is the destination of the LT button) and finally press the LT button. Didn't we move the RT button to the LT before? Don't worry! The RT button won't go to the RSB. The controller still acknowledges the LT button as the LT function, So if you are worried that the controller will be a mess, it won't be. AS LONG AS YOU DO IT ONE BY ONE AND IN GOOD ORDER.

6. In case you get confused or assign any button incorrectly, or if you want to try different configurations for different games and start all over, then press the assign button again for three seconds and as soon as the light starts blinking again, press the guide button. This will reset the whole controller to its factory settings. Also the red light will turn off, indicating that nothing is being assigned at the moment.

7. This controller keeps the button assignation even after you turn off the console and unplug the controller, so you don't have to repeat this process everytime you connect the controller. I guess the configuration is saved in the controller, because I keep switching the controller between the Xbox One and the Xbox 360, but I did not have to run the assign process in the Xbox 360, I just did it in the Xbox One and as far as I can tell, I can use the controller in either console and the configuration remains.

I definitely recommend this controller, it is excellent!
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Cory McHugh
5.0 out of 5 stars Possibly the best pad for Fighting Games
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4.0 out of 5 stars Todo correcto
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2.0 out of 5 stars Bom mais não muito
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5.0 out of 5 stars Buen control para juegos de pelea y 2D de plataforma
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