The Nintendo Switch is one of the main platforms that arcade sticks are often compatible with, and it has some decent fighting games to play.
Available in preassembled & DIY formats, the PadBox is a plastic D-pad controller with Sanwa buttons, Omron switches, and custom LED.
The Panzer Fight Stick 5 is comprised of fully machined aluminum with a plexiglass overlay, meaning custom art is possible.
The Schism is an ergonomic Super Smash Bros controller that can be folded after you are done with a session.
The LVL is a leverless controller with a hot swappable PCB as well as a built-in slot for an adapter to enhance compatibility options.
The TIKITAKA T16 is a stickless controller with 16 buttons, and its dual layout allows you to use it as a WASD controller as well.
Panda Fighting offers a variety of all-button controllers in different layouts and sizes, such as this controller that has 16 buttons.
Mayflash decided to enter the stickless market with the F500 FLAT that has two extra buttons for Street Fighter 6 and beyond.
The Granola Summit is an open source PLA Pro controller that has a port for additional console compatibility.