Feet are one of the most common ways to make arcade sticks more stable on a desk, and oftentimes, these feet are made of rubber.
Just when you might have thought that the predecessor was the magnum opus, this upgraded and customizable sequel, the BnB Fightstick Gen 2, comes out and makes some noise within the community.
Paradise Arcade Shop graces the fighting game community with a slim and lightweight controller that can fit into a laptop sleeve.
Dahoon is a Korean company that makes arcade sticks with a vintage look, such as the Power Stick II Plus (or DHU-3300D).
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.
Eternal Rival offers a multitude of cases, with this one being the Mid Tier Stickless Mini that can be as fancy or simple as you want.
The CY-P4SWAS is best described as a lightweight fightstick for those based in Japan and also beyond the island.
Ipega has graced the fighting game community with a mini fightstick, the Ipega-9136, that is even smaller than the standard mini fightstick, and it does a great job at this novel type of product.
The F500 Elite brings you the same goodness you may have derived from the vanilla edition, but Sanwa parts are included with full force.