Photos of Arcade Sticks

This blog is a comprehensive look at arcade sticks that have been mass produced for home consoles. There will also be some limited editions and ones that are unattainable.

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Introduction

Hello,

In this blog I want to showcase arcade sticks that were made for home use dating back to the NES and up to the current generation of consoles. 

I hope you enjoy.

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I’m not 100% sure of what options MAS had for sale on their site back in the day that weren’t custom printed. These two are the ones I remember seeing all the time. 

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Nuby Soul Calibur II - Worked with Xbox, Playstation, and Gamecube

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Pelican Real Arcade Universal - Xbox, Gamecube, and PS2 compatible. This stick is special to me. My parents bought me this thing when I was 11. I learned how to play CVS2, 3s, and Guilty Gear on this thing. I later upgraded to the Sammy SVC Chaos stick, which will be posted later in this blog. But, man this stick served me very well.

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This thing is very ugly. Act Laboratory LTD Psychopad K.O. - works with the PS1, Saturn, and SNES.

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MadCatz Dual Arcade Joystick for the N64

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Arcade Shark for the N64 - I own one of these. The stick are removable, the left side acts as the d-pad and the middle is the thumbstick. Honestly the worst stick I’ve ever used. The N64 does have some dope fighters, though.

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Sony Hitbit JS-70 - MSX

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Micomsoft XE-1 Pro and XE-1ST - MSX

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ASCII Stick II Turbo and ASCII Stick X Turbo - MSX

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ASCII Stick for the MSX

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Trailblazer Slick Sticks

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Nintendo Super Advantage - Nintendo’s other first party peripheral

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Nintendo Score Master - one of Nintendo’s first party peripherals

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Quick Shot Conqueror 2 

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Quick Shot Maverick 2B

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QJ Top Fighter