 Welcome to my unboxing of the Hori Fighting Edge Fight Stick, which comes in a black box that spins. Batteries not included. Spinning requires muscular input. Okay, let's just go ahead and open this up and have a look. This is for, as you may or may not be able to figure out, fighting games. Right here, this one is a console accessory, however, MCIX carries them now, so hence I am happy to unbox it and check it out. So it comes with a cleaning cloth, which is a bad sign for a peripheral, because if it needs a cleaning cloth, that probably means it's shiny and whatnot. Okay, this is PS3 compatible. There is the USB cable that will run to the PlayStation 3. I'm very curious to know if it will detect on a PC. It's got a nice long cable, so we're going to go ahead and plug it into a PC, just for the walls and find out if it works. Plug that in there. Installing device driver software. Yeah, go ahead and look at the screen. Let's find out if it works together. Fighting Edge, okay, that's a good sign if it knows what it is. Installing driver software, that's an excellent sign, and it's ready to use. Okay, so it's PS3 and PC compatible. The cable is about one Linus arm span, about one and three quarters Linus arm span, so that would make it about, to convert that into something, you guys, about ten feet long. It would be, you guys, might be a unit of measurement that you're more comfortable with. Okay, so let's figure out how the heck this works. So these come down on here, like this, and then this closes up, okay, this is driving me crazy. This goes, eh, eh, eh, okay, and then this needs to go here, and it closes. There we go, okay, so that's how the cable goes out the back. I don't know what this is for. Storage. Diesel's giving me the, like, I can't do it, the one eyebrow thing, whatever, you get it. Okay, so there's a PlayStation button here, there's some other more different PlayStation buttons here. What makes this one premium is the touch screen that's integrated here, although it's not powered on, so you're not going to be able to see anything, and then there's a joystick, which presumably is, like, more better for button mashing, and ah, very nice. Huge, huge grippy pads on the bottom, meaning it's not going freaking anywhere, and you can see they are optimally laid out to be placed on your thighs, and have it not slip, even if you're at a bit of an angle on the edge of the chair, so it won't go anywhere if you're sitting and playing video games like this, which I'm sure someone at some point in the past has done. Thank you for checking out my unboxing of First Look at the Hori Fighting Edge. Don't forget to subscribe for all these tech tips for more unboxings, reviews, and other computer videos.