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.
Perhaps the star feature of the Qanba Carbon, which runs on the PC and more, is its clamps that are fortunately detachable.
Qanba’s only mini fightstick contribution to the generation could be a bargain depending on what you are looking for in a mini fightstick.
2nd Impact is one of the world's most innovative makers of fighting game controllers, and it has something for everyone.
The Q5 Dragon Joystick Arcade Fighting Stick is a visual masterpiece that allows you easy access into the interior for swifter modification.
The Obsidian is a decent fighstick that might catch your eye among competitors, especially if you like the Vewlix layout.
Multiplatform with decent parts and thoughtful accessories, the F300 is a recommended entry point into fightsticks.
This is the B-tier fightstick of Mad Catz for when Street Fighter V came out. Minor issues aside, the Street Fighter V Arcade FightStick TES+ performs well and also looks good.
The MakeStick Pro Universal LED features a Korean joystick and Seimitsu buttons alongside plenty of options you can choose from to customize this fightstick to your taste.