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HORI Real Arcade Pro V4 Hayabusa for PlayStation 3 and 4

Platform : PlayStation 4, PlayStation 3
3.8 out of 5 stars 37 ratings
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  • Officially Licensed by SCEA
  • Compatible with both PlayStation 4 and PlayStation 3
  • Features HORI original HAYABUSA joystick and KURO pushbuttons
  • Includes Fighting Mode, Turbo functions, and input and button toggles, and Share button
  • Includes cable storage compartment and convenient carry handles
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Product information

ASIN B00L6AVN5E
Release date October 22, 2014
Customer Reviews
3.8 out of 5 stars 37 ratings

3.8 out of 5 stars
Product Dimensions 19.69 x 5.12 x 11.81 inches; 6.2 Pounds
Type of item Video Game
Item model number PS4-005U
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer No
Item Weight 6.2 pounds
Manufacturer HORI
Date First Available June 19, 2014

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Product Description

Officially Licensed by SCEA. The Real Arcade Pro V4 Hayabusa is a tournament-grade fighting stick that brings the arcade experience home. It is compatible with both the PlayStation 4 and PlayStation 3 and features the HORI original HAYABUSA joystick and KURO pushbuttons. These acclaimed parts are now featured in Japanese arcade machines and are available only in HORI products. The HAYABUSA and KURO parts have been designed from the ground up with the feedback of pro players to reduce input time, increase accuracy, and extend durability. Other features include a Fighting Mode which disables the start main start button, three assignable turbo speeds, L1/L2/L3/R1/R2/R3 toggles, and toggles from d-pad to left analog and right analog input. Also included is a Share button to record and share your most epic battles. With a cable storage compartment and side handles, the RAPV4 Hayabusa is also conveniently portable. Settle for nothing less than the Real Arcade Pro!

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3.8 out of 5 stars
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Customers praise the arcade stick's build quality, with one noting its sturdy cord storage door. The buttons receive positive feedback, with one customer highlighting their precise presses, and customers appreciate the responsive controls. They find the design appealing, with one describing it as beautiful, and consider it worth the price. Customers like the feel of the stick, with one noting its old-school arcade experience.

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20 customers mention "Stick quality"20 positive0 negative

Customers praise the stick quality of this arcade controller, describing it as excellent and amazing, with one customer noting it works exceptionally well.

"...Not going to break easily. Fight Stick itself is good. Noticeable difference between the hayabusa and the standard JLF...." Read more

"This is a great arcade stick, not just for it's funtionality as a dual-booting stick for PS3 and PS4, but just simply in its construction, and..." Read more

"...$149 is a nice price than Madcatz's $199. It works perfect on my new PS4...." Read more

"...The Hyabusa stick works exceptionally well, though the Kuro buttons leave me unimpressed...." Read more

13 customers mention "Buttons"10 positive3 negative

Customers are satisfied with the buttons and joysticks, with one customer noting they are spaced well and another mentioning they snap right in.

"...It has the old school arcade feel with the convenience of reassigning buttons, turbo, and a sturdy, quality build...." Read more

"...Both joysticks are great and basically boils down to preference. The Hayabusa joystick is very fast and responsive...." Read more

"...The features of the stick are nice, there's turbo (not really ever needed but it's there), a fight mode which changes the start/option button to..." Read more

"...The quality and durability of the Hayabusa Stick and KURO buttons are fenomenal, and they went ahead and used an older model case for this stick,..." Read more

7 customers mention "Build quality"7 positive0 negative

Customers appreciate the build quality of the arcade controller, with one customer noting its sturdy cord storage door.

"...arcade feel with the convenience of reassigning buttons, turbo, and a sturdy, quality build...." Read more

"...First time buying a hori stick and it is definitely a solid build. Pros: Easy switch to switch between ps3 and ps4...." Read more

"...as a dual-booting stick for PS3 and PS4, but just simply in its construction, and components...." Read more

"...Also of note is the VERY sturdy cord storage door. All in all another solid performer from Hori." Read more

7 customers mention "Value for money"7 positive0 negative

Customers find the video game accessory to be worth the price.

"Overall amazing Fight Stick well worth the money. I've had 3 MadCatz sticks in the past and they have all been great...." Read more

"...This fight stick is well worth it." Read more

"I bought this for Guilty Gear Xrd. $149 is a nice price than Madcatz's $199. It works perfect on my new PS4...." Read more

"...an amazing arcadestick compatible with both PS3 and PS4 for an affordable price. I love it!..." Read more

6 customers mention "Design"6 positive0 negative

Customers like the design of the game controller, with one mentioning its beautiful stick and another appreciating the standard artwork.

"...Pros: Easy switch to switch between ps3 and ps4. Standard artwork gives it a nice simple/sleek design. Not going to break easily...." Read more

"Good case, works great on both ps3/ps4. I didn't like the Hori kuro buttons so I swapped them out for some Sanwa buttons." Read more

"Well designed. Sanwa swap out was cake. Buy this stick to beat the SF5 crowd." Read more

"satisfied with the purchase, the stick is beautiful and practical." Read more

4 customers mention "Feel"4 positive0 negative

Customers like the feel of the controller, with one mentioning it has an old-school arcade feel.

"...It has the old school arcade feel with the convenience of reassigning buttons, turbo, and a sturdy, quality build...." Read more

"...The buttons are great. They're very responsive and feel great when pressed down...." Read more

"...But it's still feeling good. The stick was redesigned with Hori's new technology...." Read more

"...i can tell u that they feel great...." Read more

4 customers mention "Responsiveness"4 positive0 negative

Customers appreciate the responsiveness of the controller, with one noting its fluid controls and another mentioning its fast performance.

"...The Hayabusa joystick is very fast and responsive. Easy Mod for Joystick replacement or sanwa button swapping...." Read more

"...The buttons are great. They're very responsive and feel great when pressed down...." Read more

"...The controls are much more fluid and precise in fighting games...." Read more

"Nice stick, responsive. Looking forward to playing Guilty Gear on PS4. Works great with PS3 also." Read more

It's pretty cool Fight stick and they send it very quickly ...
5 out of 5 stars
It's pretty cool Fight stick and they send it very quickly ...
It's pretty cool Fight stick and they send it very quickly but there's something I don't like , this arcade is a little bit higher than the others .
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  • J. Lethal
    5.0 out of 5 stars quality fight stick, easy to use
    Reviewed in the United States on December 9, 2014
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    This is the first fight stick I've ever owned. With numerous great fighters still on PS3, I wanted one that could be used for next and last gen systems. There's a slider to set which system you're connecting to, which you do via USB cable (it's ten feet long, so no extension necessary). It's quite large, yet ideal to sit on my lap without moving around or feeling too heavy.

    The stick and button presses are very precise, at least it seems that way. I'm of very average skill at fighters and wanted something that would let me pull off quarter and half circle motions better than a d-pad, and this stick delivers. My success rate with such moves skyrocketed immediately. The buttons are spaced well and very comfortable. This is the first time I've ever had a gated stick, this one being a square gate (there's a slight sensation when rotating across the diagonal corners as well as a clicking noise which the game sound mostly drowns out). Thankfully the stick is very quick to return to center on release, so double tapping a direction to dash or dodge is much smoother than I anticipated.

    This stick isn't going to turn a bad player into a great one, but it definitely reduces the frequency of blown special attacks. It has the old school arcade feel with the convenience of reassigning buttons, turbo, and a sturdy, quality build. I expect it to last as long as my PS4 does and it makes me eager to take on more fighting games.
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  • Le Nguyen
    1.0 out of 5 stars Buy something else
    Reviewed in the United States on March 13, 2020
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    It did not age well. Would recommend another stick to anyone who is looking for one. Not the easiest to customize or to look at.
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  • Jason Zamarripa
    2.0 out of 5 stars Going to Mod it soon
    Reviewed in the United States on November 12, 2014
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    Pros:
    -It's compatible with the PS4

    Cons:
    -No jack input for Headset
    -Buttons are sticking

    The only reason I purchased this stick over the Eightarc is because I wanted a stick that would have compatibility with the Playstation 4. I've already decided that I will mod it with better quality parts from Focus Attack, definitely will switch out the buttons and ball top first..
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  • Cory Baer
    3.0 out of 5 stars Good stick but not perfect
    Reviewed in the United States on March 26, 2015
    A nice stick that does what it is supposed to do. I am a big fan of the Hayabusa joystick, and prefer it to my old standby, the Sanwa JLF joystick. However, the Kuro buttons squeak and don't feel as good as the Sanwa OBSF buttons. With heavy use, the Kuro buttons are starting to quiet down, and they are very responsive, so they have both good and bad points. The casing of this stick is too light for my tastes. I prefer cases to contain lots of metal parts, but this case is mostly plastic. Overall I like this product, but I should have waited for some of the sticks Hori are currently releasing, or for a Madcatz TE2, and modded it with a Hayabusa joystick
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  • KCs NOTOR1OUS
    4.0 out of 5 stars Worth the Money
    Reviewed in the United States on January 9, 2015
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    Overall amazing Fight Stick well worth the money. I've had 3 MadCatz sticks in the past and they have all been great. First time buying a hori stick and it is definitely a solid build.

    Pros:
    Easy switch to switch between ps3 and ps4.
    Standard artwork gives it a nice simple/sleek design.
    Not going to break easily.
    Fight Stick itself is good. Noticeable difference between the hayabusa and the standard JLF. Both joysticks are great and basically boils down to preference. The Hayabusa joystick is very fast and responsive.
    Easy Mod for Joystick replacement or sanwa button swapping. Sanwa buttons snap right in.

    Cons: My only real complaint are the Kuro buttons. They are not as bad as the old SE fight stick that was sold by MadCatz, but they tend to stick every now and again.

    Overall Thoughts: My advice would be to buy the Hayabusa, and swap the buttons with 30mm Sanwa buttons. You can get just the buttons from websites like FocusAttack.com and ArcadeShock.com both websites are great and have fast shipping on items. I think one of them offers free shipping if you just get 6 buttons, not sure which.

    Either way you'll be spending $150 for the stick plus maybe 16 bucks on buttons and still are able to make out with an amazing fightstick and still about $20-$30 than the madcatz PS4 alternative.
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  • Cory Pittman
    5.0 out of 5 stars Hori's RAP V4 with Hayabusa and Kuro
    Reviewed in the United States on December 28, 2014
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    This is a great arcade stick, not just for it's funtionality as a dual-booting stick for PS3 and PS4, but just simply in its construction, and components. The RAP V4 uses a case similar to many other Hori arcade sticks, and while I have heard complaints about wrist room, I find that it works perfectly for me, as I rest my palm on the flat edge facing me, and have my hand naturally curl toward the buttons. I do have relatively large hands, though not wide, and with long fingers. I have personally played on other cases from Qanba and Madcatz, and can appreciate the feel of a large flat surface as well, but it feels just as natural to me to rest my hand against the edge of this stick. All parts are fantastic. I have heard many people state that they have grown to prefer the Hayabusa to the Sanwa JLF, and while I don't feel I have spent a significant time with both sticks to make a judgement as to what's better, I can say that the quality of the Hayabusa is certainly not in question to me, and any argument made for this point would be based on preference, and not technical superiority. I have grown to love the Hayabusa since using it, and would recommend anyone into arcade sticks to at least give it a try. The Kuro buttons are another matter of preference. They are just as sensitive as Sanwa's OBSF buttons, but have a couple differences. The size of the actual plunger is larger, while the rim is a little thinner, and it also rests a little lower than the OBSF plunger, so the range of motion from fully up to fully down is smaller. The ammount of force necessary to activate is almost identical though, so once again, this comes down to preference more than quality.
    So far, I have definitely had nothing but good experience from this stick, and can wholeheartedly recommend it to anyone looking for a good stick for the PS3/4. Unfortunately, I recently found out that this stick has been discontinued, so it will likely be much harder to find in the near future, but if you can find one, I would definitely suggest checking it out, and hopefully sometime soon Hori will release something akin to this stick.
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