Razer Announces Dragon Ball FighterZ Arcade Sticks for PS4 and Xbox One

It’s always cool to get a piece of hardware that represents your favorite games, such as special systems and controllers. Razor is doing just that with a new arcade stick made just for Dragon Ball FighterZ. While they haven’t announced a specific release date, they should be coming fairly soon: 

DBFZ Panthera Atrox 980x500 

Razer, the leading global lifestyle brand for gamers, today unveiled its partnership with Bandai Namco Entertainment and Shueisha, Inc. / Toei Animation to produce a range of arcade fighting sticks for Dragon Ball FighterZ on the Xbox One™ and PlayStation™ 4.

The Razer Atrox Arcade Stick for Xbox One and the Razer Panthera Arcade Stick for PlayStation 4 feature Dragon Ball FighterZ artwork and case design inspired by the global phenomenon that is Dragon Ball. Tested by some of the world’s best esports athletes, these arcade fighting sticks are customizable and constructed with modders and competitive gamers in mind.

The brand new arcade sticks  are built with premium Sanwa hardware components—10 buttons and an 8-way joystick. Fully mod-capable constructions allow competitors to customize the arcade stick to suit any playstyle. Internal storage compartments reveal dedicated slots for an included detachable screw-lock cable, and a screwdriver, as well as room to store two extra buttons. The Razer Panthera also features a Tournament Gaming Mode and is compatible with major fighting games.

Product Features:

10 tournament-grade Sanwa Denshi buttons

Authentic Sanwa joystick with ball top

Easy one-touch access to internals and storage

Fully accessible internals and storage compartments for easy modding

Honeycomb structure on the inside for easy screw mounting

Storage room for alternative bat top joystick (not included) and more

9.8 ft. / 3 m detachable screw-lock USB cable for secure connection

Screwdriver included for modding

Will any of your Dragon Ball FighterZ players be picking this up? 

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