The size of your fighting game controller matters primarily because you want to know if it can fit on your lap without squeezing your legs together.
The Mytrix M16 is one of those thin stickless controllers that have 16 buttons laid out in a way that also gives you access to a WASD layout.
The Keybox Maverick is a handmade controller that is inspired by the SNES controller, and you can mix & match its colors as you like.
The Haute42 S16-C is like the previous S16 but on steroids: it comes preinstalled with the fast Crystal switches!
Perhaps the most unique aspect about the Saya Arcade Shinogi is how it uses Tecsee switches, which is an uncommon but still exciting choice.
The Haute42 U16 is a large leverless controller with plexiglass on top as well as an injection molded bottom.
With the DUB PL8, you get slimness, portability, customization, and a slew of other perks you can enjoy when building this DIY controller.
It's always nice to see a small yet wide controller like the TIKITAKA M16 that comes in purple, black, and even a large M16-Elite edition.
The Joytron EX Arcade's square gate joystick has grooves to make it grippy, and its heavy buttons are made of silicone.