Accessory dependence and modding difficulty aside, DragonSlay's only contribution to the current generation of fightsticks is the Universal Arcade Stick that is multiplatform and available in two colors.
GameSir scores a touchdown with its only contribution to the current generation's market, the C2 Arcade Fightstick. The performance is simply spectacular, and the unique artwork is the cherry on top.
The only thing that the N30 Arcade Stick has going for it is its Nintendo aesthetic. Otherwise, this fightstick barely works and will probably serve you better as decoration for your room.
Germany shows some representation in the fightstick community with this offering that uniquely advertises SuperGun compatibility.
Germany contributes to the fightstick community with this good looking all-buttons controller that might appeal to you.
The Arcade Fight Stick is a fightstick with a lot of potential that has unfortunately been marred by unreliability in a way that makes it inferior to the competition.
Any upsides of the Real Arcade Pro N Hayabusa are nullified by the fact that this fightstick is simply not reliable when it comes to pressing two buttons simultaneously.
GumMods and VickoMods do a great job reviving a classic fightstick from the previous generation by adding more novelty and flair.
The Real Arcade Pro.V Hayabusa NSW-066 is an average fightstick that you can default to if you have no other option for the Nintendo Switch. Its even mixture of upsides and downsides make it a fightstick that does not strongly stand out among competitors.
One would have expected the sequel to Venom’s previous fightstick to bring some drastic improvements to the table, but the final product is simply lackluster and ultimately disappointing.
The Subsonic SA4516 is okay compared to other mini fightsticks out there that are not that great anyway.
Push A creatively makes an arcade stick out of a cigar box and announces it to the masses should anyone be interested in its unique composition.
Marvelous Customs evolved the all-buttons Average Joe case into the CEO, a controller that can be assembled for you based on custom options that are refreshing in the world of fightsticks.
What used to be the Average Joe case is now the CEO, a fightstick that can be assembled for you based on customizable options that are a treat for fightstick fanatics.
The team behind the Hit Box brings its prowess over to the Super Smash Bros. realm. Beginners and intermediates alike might find an appeal in this precise and ergonomic piece of hardware.
The Real Arcade Pro. V Hayabusa PS4-055 is an okay fightstick with a balance of pros and cons that you should probably overlook if you have other options.
This beloved indie fightstick is worth raving about despite being seemingly discontinued.
Ambitious fightsticks are always welcome in the fighting game community, but the Q2 Crystal Joystick Arcade Fighting Stick is overly ambitious in a way that makes it nothing more than average.
This fightstick is above average and delivers quality performance that is worthy of your attention in this diverse market of formidable competitors.
The Universal Arcade Stick F500 V2 brings us a flurry of pros and cons that will attract some but likely deter more. The main culprit is the mediocre parts.
Qanba’s only mini fightstick contribution to the generation, the N2 Drone Joystick Arcade Fighting Stick, is a hit or miss depending on what you are looking for in a mini fightstick.
This is a stylish fightstick that ticks all of the boxes needed to make it a competent contender on the market.
The fightstick is better than average and packs quality performance that deserves one's attention.