Black Friday may have been and gone, but there are still some fantastic deals to be found ahead of Christmas. Indeed, if you’re a fan of fighting games and have been thinking about grabbing an Arcade Stick, then you may want to pay a visit to the Nacon store website. The excellent Daija Arcade Stick is currently available at a reduced price on both Xbox and PlayStation.
Available for a limited time only, the Daija Arcade Stick is currently priced at €269 (£233) with a copy of Street Fighter 6.
If you already own Street Fighter 6 and just want the Arcade Stick, you can pick it up for the reduced price of €259 (£224).
In our Daija Arcade Stick review, we scored the device an impressive 4.5/5, praising the build, components and functionality.
“If you’re looking for ways to improve your skills, or want a more authentic arcade experience, then the Daija Arcade Stick is among the best fight sticks money can buy,” reads the Daily Express review.
Street Fighter 6, on the other hand, scored a near perfect 4.5-stars, earning praise for its visuals, story mode and variety.
“Perhaps the most amazing thing of all is that despite already feeling like the most complete fighting game yet, there’s a sense that Street Fighter 6 will continue to get better and better, as Capcom adds new features, introduces new characters and holds special events.”
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In addition to cheaper arcade sticks, the Nacon website also features discounts on products like headphones and regular controllers.
This includes a third off the RIG 800 PRO HX gaming headset, which is currently available for €99 (£85).
“The RIG 800 PRO HX has multiple features that put it firmly in the high-performance category,” reads the official description.
“The headset’s headband is incredibly strong and flexible yet one of the most lightweight in its class. And, of course, these benefits come with RIG’s renowned clean and elite gaming design.”
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