Mad Catz unveils new Street Fighter V themed arcade sticks and gamepads

Looks like Mad Catz is getting ready for the release of Capcom’s PlayStation 4 exclusive Street Fighter V in a big way. Today the company announced several new Street Fighter V themed arcade sticks and gamepads, from the casual fighter in you, all the way to the pro gamer. Available for pre-order now, however the controllers won’t be shipping until later on in February 2016 which coincides with the launch of Street Fighter V for the PlayStation 4 and PC.

Continuing with our award winning tournament grade arcade sticks, we have the Street Fighter V Arcade FightStick Tournament Edition S+ (TE-S+) and Street Fighter V Arcade FightStick Tournament Edition 2+ (TE2+). We listened to the feedback from the gaming community that really fell in love with the original Tournament Edition FightSticks, so we decided to bring it back in form of the TE-S+. Why the plus? We’re adding L3 and R3 buttons, full touch panel compatibility (gesture and button press) along with a refined case for a new generation of Street Fighter. Similarly, we’re doing the same with the TE2, which will also have the additional button and touch panel functionality built in.

The FightStick Alpha is a new level of control that is both compact and ideal for travel/storage yet does not sacrifice the bare necessities of competitive standard. Holding true to it’s legacy, it plays brilliantly in your lap or on a flat surface and maintains a genuine arcade layout.

The FightPad PRO is the evolution of our six-button fighting controller, which takes the floating d-pad concept to the next level in terms of control and precision. Much like it’s bigger brother, the FightStick, the FightPad PRO now comes with a bevy of options that allows you to play YOUR style and control the way YOU want. From it’s different functionality switches and the ability to control using either the high-quality d-pad or analog stick, the FightPad PRO really gives you the form/function to decimate those that stand in your path.

All the products are comptabile with the PlayStation 4 and PlayStation 3, however no mention of the PC. And while one would expect that they do work on the PC, we’ve reached out to Mad Catz for confirmation.