This is a Sega Virtua Stick High Grade (model HSN-0011) designed for the PlayStation 3. This arcade stick is renowned for using high-quality arcade-grade Sanwa Denshi parts, providing an authentic arcade experience with superior button responsiveness and durability. Condition: Pre-owned. The unit has been tested and is fully functional. Please note that there are some cosmetic signs of use, including scratches, scuffs on the body, and some rust on the top screws and the bottom plate. The item comes with the original box. Please review the photos carefully for the physical condition. Specifications: - Platform: PlayStation 3 - Controller Type: Arcade Stick - Buttons/Lever: Sanwa Denshi - Connection: USB This is a classic piece of gaming hardware for fighting game enthusiasts. Don't miss this opportunity to add this professional-grade controller to your setup.

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