Mad Catz is once again bringing Street Fighter IV gamers more custom designed Tournament Edition FightSticks and FightPads for the Xbox 360 and PlayStation 3. This lineup is labeled as "Round 2" controllers. They feature more Street Fighter IV characters on the FightPads, as well as a slick black design of the Tournament Edition FightStick. Mad Catz will be releasing the controllers this fall, in North America and select regions in Europe.

Before you read on, see a gallery of photos from the Street Fighter IV 'Round 2' FightSticks and FightPads here (or larger views here).

Here are the Street Fighter IV 'Round 2' controllers announced, from Mad Catz:

Official Street Fighter IV ‘Round 2’ Arcade FightStick: Tournament Edition – Xbox 360 and PLAYSTATION 3
(MSRP: $149.99)

Nothing brings the arcade experience closer to home than the Street Fighter IV ‘Round 2’ Arcade FightStick: Tournament Edition. Featuring the same authentic Vewlix™ arcade configuration, robust build and genuine Sanwa Denshi™ Japanese style ball-handled joystick and 30mm Action Buttons embraced by gamers worldwide in the original range, the ‘Round 2’ Arcade Fightstick Tournament Edition houses these premium components in a sleek, piano-black housing, featuring all new monochrome artwork taken directly from the game. The collectible packaging reflects the understated appearance of the Stick with approved artwork provided by Capcom and certain to be appreciated by fans of the franchise.

Official Street Fighter IV ‘Round 2’ FightPad – Xbox 360 and PLAYSTATION 3
(MSRP: $39.99)

Ideal for gamers favoring a traditional console controller without wishing to compromise on features, the Street Fighter IV ‘Round 2’ FightPad now comes in a choice of six stunning character-based designs, allowing gamers to select their fighter of choice when playing. With official artwork taken directly from the game, players can select the following fan-favorite character designs: M. Bison, Guile, Zangief, C. Viper, Cammy, Sagat. With the same enlarged circular eight-way floating D-Pad and arcade style six-button configuration, the only question Street Fighter IV controller fans will now have is which design to buy first?

From Mad Catz

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