Soundwave on 28 May 2017
I'm surprised that the analog works pretty well. It's not perfect, but the Joycon analog has less travel distance and is "tighter" than the Pro Controller analog, so that makes it's a bit easier to play.
I even played table top mode with the Joycons in horizontal grip, and it takes a second to get used to, but after that I was pulling off combos with no fuss. Just make sure you got that wrist strap though for the L/R buttons. I still would like a Joycon with a D-Pad on it though, but surprisingly SF2 isn't bad with the Switch's analog stick.
I think it would be more of an issue if someone like Guile is your main rather than a Ryu/Ken, because the analog movements make pulling Hadokens and Shoryukens easier in some ways.
