The Fusion looks and feels very similar to the Hori Fighting Commander, with a wide, flat, dog bone shape featuring a single circular direction pad with a prominent plus shape for the cardinal directions on the left, and six face buttons (A/B/X/Y/RB/RT) on the right. I tested the Xbox One model, but the controller is also available for the Nintendo Switch and the PlayStation 4. The Guide button sits in the center of the gamepad, flanked by Menu and Back buttons. A three-way switch sits below the Guide button, letting you choose whether the direction pad sends inputs as the digital direction pad or the left or right analog sticks. Four shoulder buttons (LB/LT/RB/RT) sit on the top of the gamepad, with a sliding switch next to the right pair of buttons that lets you choose between the four functioning typically, or with the left pair serving as L3/R3 and the right pair serving as LB/LT, since RB/RT are already present as face buttons. The controls feel comfortable under the thumbs, th...