Just when you thought that the Smash Box was the only way for Smashers to play their favorite game with a Hit Box style controller, 20XX announced this sophisticated product that might eternally change the game.
If you like both the generic fightstick with a joystick and also the Hit Box, then you are in for a treat with this hybrid that will likely change the game.
With its innovative design, the Smash Stick is one of the most promising fightsticks to have ever existed in fightstick history and will likely soothe the appetites of analog lovers.
8BitDo provides the Nintendo Switch community with a sequel to the N30 and tries to improve on a formula that seemed hit or miss for many.
PowerA expands its arsenal of regular controllers and accessories to the world of fightsticks, starting with this debut entry that looks quite interesting with its dominant red finish.
Mad Catz reemerges from the depths of bankruptcy with this multiplatform fightstick that performs well on top of its sophisticated look that is quite classy.
What initially looks like a gorgeous mini fightstick ends up being another RetroArcadeCrafts specimen of lackluster hardware that does not deserve any of your hard earned money.
This mini fightstick's joystick struggles to properly register diagonal motions, and the buttons feel like plastic. It does not look good either. Thus, avoid it at all costs.
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