Eight button arcade sticks became popular in 2009 onwards—in a way where you have six buttons that you really need and then two more for macros.
After one takes a look at the Sunga G5, the Victrix inspiration becomes immediately clear, and it is up to you to decide which one to buy.
This sequel to the critically acclaimed Obsidian has two interchangeable joystick tops you can store on the right side.
The Qanba B1 Titan is officially licensed by Sony, has a Sanwa joystick, and has Sanwa buttons in the Vewlix layout.
We dig how the Joytron EX Revolution V5 comes with a MagicBoots dongle, and its Crown lever & silent buttons are priceless.
The sequel to the Qanba Drone quite interestingly features a Qanba OV7 Omron joystick and Qanba B30 buttons.
The Ipega-9221’s selling point is the fact that the two sides of the fightstick are detachable for those who prefer a southpaw layout etc.
The T.E.3 Arcade Fight Stick is the latest innovation by Mad Catz, continuing a legendary line the FGC has grown to love.
The critically acclaimed Nacon Daija makes a comeback with added features, returning features, and different artworks.