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.
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.
Monoprice extends its Dark Matter line into the world of fightsticks, with this model bringing back a well known white-label enclosure.
The Snack Box V3 by Junkfood Custom Arcades is an aluminum arcade stick with a toolless bottom panel for swift access.
Scanline City is back with a new arcade stick that also has a classic edition reminiscent of the old days: the MAS Neo.
This slim mini controller combines a D-pad with arcade buttons in the Noir layout and has a grip on the left side.
Qanba constantly innovates. This innovation has LED and comes in three editions, including a silent edition.
As expected, the VM6 by ASI is a class act and can be ordered in fightstick or WASD formats with custom art.