A Korean joystick is a bat-top joystick that rose to prominence in South Korea, such as to play Tekken, and you may end up preferring it more.
The X1 is Haute42's first attempt at a modular design, with the WASD buttons being rotatable and even replaceable with a joystick!
The MakeStick Metal is an improvement over a niche but beautiful fightstick the fighting game community has grown to love over the years.
The dragon you see on the Wooden Carving Arcade Fight Stick is carved out of MDF using CNC and then painted with acrylic.
The Praetorian Centurion is one of the widest fightsticks in the world, and it's a spinoff from the bestselling Qanba Obsidian 2.
Somewhere in an NYC garage, there's a guy making controllers so beautifully you'd think they're mass produced by a Silicon Valley factory!
The Mini Edge Fighter is a customizable beast. You can request a custom layout or even an info screen on top, which is rare for fightsticks.
The Hybrid Arcade Stick can save you some serious bucks by offering a joystick, buttons, and keys—all in the same controller.
Just when you thought JackWagon FightSticks could not get more creative, it released the ShoGun of Harlem FightStick—with incredible flair.