There are different types of controllers to play fighting games, and the types range from arcade sticks to leverless controllers (and beyond).
What made Mike Ross—who placed in the top 8 of Street Fighter at Evo before—endorse the MR.Box? Read on to find out!
There are not many 18 button controllers on the market, and the Mad Catz NEKO solves this problem—plus many other things...
Junkfood Custom Arcades came up with the SWORL to solve the Snack Box Micro's limitation of only being for fighting games.
Wooden Pan makes wooden controllers in Austria, so if you're nearby or like its controllers enough, you can request long distance shipping!
The Huevos Puncheros is a case that is made of leftover acrylic and some filament. Its wrist rest is magnetically detachable!
The GRAPHT iO is endorsed by Tachikawa, used by Kobayan, and comes in lever or leverless format—as well as DIY or preassembled format.
If you were to buy the DRM JS 30's, buy it for its two extra buttons—as well as one touch opening from its bottom.
You can buy the PadBox GS preinstalled with a non-split or split D-pad, and it's good for fighting games & other genres.