While the looks of your controller are unlikely to determine your performance at tournaments, they can still bring some extra joy to your life.
The Rushbox 2 is a leverless controller that has 18 buttons, which even include a button you can press with your right palm.
What made Mike Ross—who placed in the top 8 of Street Fighter at Evo before—endorse the MR.Box? Read on to find out!
There are not many 18 button controllers on the market, and the Mad Catz NEKO solves this problem—plus many other things...
Junkfood Custom Arcades came up with the SWORL to solve the Snack Box Micro's limitation of only being for fighting games.
Mortal Kombat players can buy the FightBox R8 with old school Happ parts—or the R8-J edition with Sanwa parts (and a more modern enclosure).
The Huevos Puncheros is a case that is made of leftover acrylic and some filament. Its wrist rest is magnetically detachable!
You can buy Akekon Dojo's DP-5 regular or mini version with 11 or 13 buttons and at least three color options.
Haute42 continues its journey of making fighting game controllers for every need, such as the E16 Mirrored, which is for left handed players.