Controllers with USB-B ports are often Japanese controllers, and you may or may not prefer this type of port on your controller.
With the DUB PL8, you get slimness, portability, customization, and a slew of other perks you can enjoy when building this DIY controller.
The Cypress is not named after the rap group Cypress Hill or Cypress, California—it's named after the wood it's made of!
Remember the banned GafroBox? Well, Gafro released LI.TERAS, which brings back the same goodness—plus interchangeable modules.
The K10's unmatched Crown buttons coupled with Cherry MX Speed Silver switches make it a formidable controller in any tournament.
The Atari Fire Controller is only one of many retro arcade sticks that SuperBox64 makes with a joystick, trackball, spinner, and buttons.
SmallCab offers DIY steel enclosures, such as this one leverless enclosure with 12 buttonholes on top and six more buttonholes in the back.
When not making wooden accessories for tech, StepUpSFF makes stuff like the Retro Lever-less Arcade Controller (also in WASD format).
The FightBox M3 is a three-in-one hitstick that lets you use it as a lever, leverless, or WASD controller—and it has premium Sanwa parts.