The ThumbPro Arcade is an addition to the fighting game community’s arsenal that we never knew we needed, and players who love fightstick buttons yet prefer a directional pad are in luck.
Hori seemingly rehashes an arcade stick from the previous generation of consoles with artwork from a horizontal scrolling shooter, R-Type Final 2.
Hori’s innovative debut fightstick in the console generation returns with a Guilty Gear spin and PlayStation 5 compatibility.
This obscure Dobe fightstick seems to be part of the lower end of its product line, boasting only four features in one instead of six or seven features.
This is an ultra portable all-keys controller that utilizes the pinky for the second jump button. Innovation comes with a price, but it might appeal to you more than the traditional fightstick.
This is an ultra portable all-keys controller that utilizes the thumb for the jump button. Innovative but pricey, it might appeal to you more than the standard fightstick.
If you like both the generic fightstick with a joystick and also the Hit Box, then you are in for a treat with this hybrid that will likely change the game.
This simplistic beauty is potentially the smallest all-buttons controller for those who would like an option on the go, but you could end up liking it more than regular sized fightsticks.
Witness what is most likely the most innovative fighstick in the history of fightsticks when it comes to the textured case that is unlike any other.
Furin Arcade hit the nail on the head with this tribute to the Sega Astro City aesthetic that fightstick fanatics have appreciated for ages.
You may like this attractive variation of the Obsidian fightstick, this time with the joystick and buttons spread farther apart.
Just when you might have thought that the predecessor was Focus Attack’s magnum opus, this upgraded and customizable sequel comes out and makes some noise within the community.
Perhaps the thinnest fighting game controller of all time, the Paradise Arcade Shop graces the fighting game community with a lightweight controller that can fit into a laptop sleeve.
Acrycade Gear presents an all-buttons controller that is sleek and worth the attention of any player whose pursuit transcends generic fightsticks.
The legendary jonyfraze strikes back with the Espada, a glorious fightstick with some of the most fantastic artwork you have ever seen, but there is more...
This fightstick described by Enth as unique, artisanal, solid, and robust is handmade and hand painted, which might be your thing.
KeyCade offers a multitude of fightstick variations, including this interesting specimen that you can order with custom artwork.
Mad Catz reemerges from the depths of bankruptcy with this multiplatform fightstick that performs well on top of its sophisticated look that is quite classy.
When it comes to the custom fightstick department, this has been and will potentially continue to be all the rage.
What initially looks like a gorgeous mini fightstick ends up being another RetroArcadeCrafts specimen of lackluster hardware that does not deserve any of your hard earned money.
This mini fightstick's joystick struggles to properly register diagonal motions, and the buttons feel like plastic. It does not look good either. Thus, avoid it at all costs.
This mini fightstick sports a Korean joystick and IST buttons along with an array of options you can choose from to customize this petite creation to your liking.
PXN suspiciously sneaks in what is potentially a Mad Catz knockoff that actually needs a native controller to run on consoles. That and a faulty joystick aside, the performance is passable at best.