The Fighting Stick seems to be a sort of prototype for other Hori fightsticks such as the Fighting Stick Mini and the Fighting Stick Mini 4. Although it is compact and stylish, it does not offer much else.
Ipega has graced the fighting game community with a mini fightstick, the Ipega-9136, that is even smaller than the standard mini fightstick, and it does a great job at this novel type of product.
The Arcade-C-1P is a fightstick with the simple goal of running Raspberry Pi games while packing nifty perks, such as built-in speakers.
Here is what is likely the most justice any fightstick has done representing one of the fighting game community’s most cherished villains.
Poor ergonomics and difficulty of modification eliminate the Fighting Stick Mini as a contender in the mini fightstick market despite the fact that it does its namesake justice.
The Universal Arcade Stick F500 Elite brings you the same goodness that you may have derived from the vanilla version of the fightstick, but Sanwa parts are included with full force to take your game to the next level.
This is an all-keys controller with keys that are straight instead of being slanted, and the choices you can make while ordering are quite interesting compared to other fightstick providers.
Classy and good looking but also packing in the performance department, Victrix’s only contribution to the generation of fightsticks is to be applauded, although it is not without its flaws.
Brook is best known for providing printed circuit boards, so this fightstick that was once limited edition was a surprise to see and is surely interesting to at least look into.
This fightstick is sturdy and well rounded, but it will likely deter modders that form a good portion of the fighting game community.
Nacon makes a commendable entry into the generation of consoles with the Daija Arcade Stick that has its ups and downs but should still be considered by prospective buyers nonetheless.
This Acrycade Gear fightstick has a vibrant aesthetic that is coupled with other perks you might fancy.
With the Panthera Evo Arcade Stick, it is a shame that Razer has not bequeathed PlayStation users with a fightstick that is on par with the quality of their Xbox fightstick, the Atrox.
The MakeStick Pro Universal LED features a Korean joystick and Seimitsu buttons alongside plenty of options you can choose from to customize this fightstick to your taste.
Perhaps the smallest functional fightstick out there, this keychain-looking fightstick actually packs a punch and should not be overlooked.
This is a solid fightstick that is multiplatform and available in two artwork options, with the focal point being its performance that will likely not disappoint.
While there is support for turbo, button remapping, macro functions, and LED, the faulty joysticks and buttons set this fightstick in the bottom tier category.
The Arcade Stick F300 Elite is a step up from the vanilla edition due to the inclusion of Sanwa parts, a surefire way to enhance virtually any fightstick’s performance.
Although multiplatform, the 6 in 1 Arcade Fight Stick is actually lacking in many departments as Dobe put together a fightstick that has a lazy joystick and also looks uninspired.
Who would have imagined that a manufacturer attempting to create a controller that combines arcade buttons with keyboard arrows would craft it with such dedication? This here is a masterpiece!
This Acrycade Gear fightstick has a pulsating aesthetic that is accompanied by other perks that could catch your eye.
Saulabi’s 4K Fight Joystick has outlasted the years by becoming a sort of a cult classic for fans of the Korean joystick despite the fact that the stock hardware is in laughable condition.
Classy and easily customizable, Hori gives current generation players a great fightstick to conquer their fighting game of choice. Included are all of your state-of-the-art features.