When we say custom art, we’re mainly referring to controllers that allow you to replace their default art with custom art as many times as you want.
Brook is best known for providing printed circuit boards, so this fightstick that was once limited edition was a surprise to see.
This fightstick is sturdy and well rounded, but it will likely deter modders that form a good portion of the fighting game community.
This Valley Arcade fightstick can be used as a standalone PC controller if you are not looking to play retro games with it.
Revolution Sticks makes unique fightsticks ranging from a guitar-looking fightstick to a simpler yet still flashy fightstick: the REV14.
The Universal Arcade Fightstick is a solid fightstick that is multiplatform and available in two artwork options, with the focal point being its performance that will likely not disappoint.
10 whopping layers comprise this offering by Acrycade Gear that also includes Sanwa, Seimitsu, and Brook parts.
The Mayflash Arcade Fightstick F101 is a worthy option as a simple mini fightstick that gets the job done.
The F300 Elite is a step up from the vanilla edition due to the inclusion of Sanwa parts, a surefire way to enhance performance.