| Price | $248+ |
| Compatibility | XSX / XB1 / XB NS / PS4 / PC |
| Dimensions | 15.7″ x 10.4″ x 2.8″ |
| Weight | 2.5 lbs |
Pandorus Fight Stick
Pandorus, which is based in the United Kingdom, offers this DIY hitstick case with a dual fightstick and hitbox layout. It was conceived using LibreCAD, and it ships worldwide. You would have to buy the other parts yourself, and below is a sample build.
The joystick can be a Sanwa JLF with a Phreak Mods shaft, 1.5 millimeter actuator, and 4 lbs spring. The buttons can include 30 mm Crown SDB-202 MX, 24 mm Sanwa, and 12 mm function buttons.
The SF6 edition comes with holes for R3, L3, and touchpad buttons as well as L2, R2, and Antagonist 2.0 buttons. Also compatible with the Pandorus Fight Stick are 24 and 30 mm screw-in buttons.
You can also add a Brook Wireless Fighting Board PCB, Bit Bang Gaming Players LED PCB, and RP2040 Advanced Breakout Board. There is a LED mount as well.
The top & bottom panels of the Pandorus Fight Stick are 5 millimeters, and the side panels are 3 millimeters. The transparent panels are made of Perspex plastic, and there are also 20/60 black anodized aluminum extrusions. For custom artwork, we at The Arcade Stick can provide you digital art.
With each successful order, you get free copies of our eBooklet and short audiobook titled Hit Box: The Controller That Changed Fighting Games Forever. Listen to the first minute here.
Pandorus Fight Stick
Dual fightstick and hitbox layout
Pandorus Fight Stick – SF6
With button placement for Street Fighter 6
