There are different types of controllers to play fighting games, and the types range from arcade sticks to leverless controllers (and beyond).

Granola Plateau Overview

With a whopping 21 buttons, the Plateau can be used for platform fighters like Smash and more traditional fighting games like Street Fighter.

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Mayflash F500 FLAT Elite Review

With the F500 FLAT Elite, Mayflash brings back the same leverless goodness of the F500 FLAT, but this time with premium Sanwa buttons.

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The GuileKeys GF-16 is one of the sleekest looking stickless controllers on the market, and it even has a dual layout.

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With the Meisterbox L, Alpenmeister offers a unique way to play Street Fighter (and other fighting games), such as through a split layout.

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There are many appealing aspects about the Meisterbox S, with the main one being its layout that you may find the most efficient for playing.

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The DOIO KBGM-H07B's teardrop-shaped buttons allow you to press them without the need for surgical precision.

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The Leme Tech Mini is so small, yet it provides Melee players three modifiers instead of the C-stick, reimagining wavedashes and Firefoxes.

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The DuelPad Zen features an ergo-split layout that aims to reduce your odds of carpal tunnel by tilting your wrists at a 15° angle.

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