PXN-X9 Review
PXN suspiciously sneaks in what is potentially a Mad Catz knockoff that actually needs a native controller to run on consoles.
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K28 Review
Although advertised as viable for fighting games, this compact keyboard is unlikely to serve you any better than a fightstick would.
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Cyber Review
The CY-P4SWAS is best described as a lightweight fightstick for those based in Japan.
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2019 / Arcade Stick / Hitbox / Junkfood Custom Arcades / Nintendo Switch / PC / PlayStation 4 / Xbox One / Xbox Series X
Snack Box Review
Junkfood Custom Arcades enters the fightstick world with the Snack Box V2 - Buttons Only edition that is highly customizable in a way that can represent its owner with style.
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PXN-0082 Review
The PXN-0082 Arcade FightStick can only be considered decent compared to its competition within the category of mini fightsticks as most mini fightsticks are rather lackluster.
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DOYO Review
This fightstick has a very unique silhouette compared to most fightsticks, which could be your next new thing.
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Ipega Arthur Fighting King Review
The Ipega-9059’s selling point is the fact that the two sides of the fightstick are detachable for those who prefer a southpaw layout and so on.
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RAC-J500 Review
Instead of building onto the Hit Box concept, RetroArcadeCrafts delivers what seems to be an unfinished product, the RAC-J500B-P4, that fails at perfecting many aspects, even the most crucial aspect: the buttons.
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