There are different types of controllers to play fighting games, and the types range from arcade sticks to leverless controllers (and beyond).
The Haute42 U16 is a large leverless controller with plexiglass on top as well as an injection molded bottom.
With the DUB PL8, you get slimness, portability, customization, and a slew of other perks you can enjoy when building this DIY controller.
It's always nice to see a small yet wide controller like the TIKITAKA M16 that comes in purple, black, and even a large M16-Elite edition.
The Joytron EX Arcade's square gate joystick has grooves to make it grippy, and its heavy buttons are made of silicone.
The Cypress is not named after the rap group Cypress Hill or Cypress, California—it's named after the wood it's made of!
The DRMFTG DRM Slim is recommended for players with smaller hands who usually play on a desk, and you can cover any unwanted buttons too.
How dare you overlook the AceGamer A16 that has enough buttons to win you the next tournament—without spending your entire life savings?
The Punk Workshop Leverless S can come in many different layouts, and the Punk Workshop FightStick features the same case.