Happ arcade sticks, IL arcade sticks” in addition to “Sanwa/Seimitsu 30mm/24mm buttons.” That probably doesn’t mean much to players who only occasionally dabble in fighting games ...

The Arcade Stick also has two extra buttons, P1 and P2 ... fighting game enthusiasts will undoubtedly prefer parts by Happ, Sanwa or Hori. For the average person, though, they’re perfectly ...

The parts used in the X-Arcade are replicas of Happ joysticks and buttons, which are the parts most commonly used in North America, and will be familiar to many gamers from Australia and Europe.

1/68Bitdo The wireless arcade stick supports Bluetooth ... the larger Seimitsu LS 32 and 40; and Happ and IL sticks. The default buttons, which 8BitDo produced along with the default joystick ...

Happ--now Suzo Happ--controls were featured in many of the biggest Western arcade games over the last several decades, and they're a substantial upgrade over the generic sticks in most Arcade1Up ...

The 8BitDo Arcade Stick has a fairly self-explanatory name, with a large joystick and eight physical buttons inspired by arcade machines, and it's compatible with the Nintendo Switch and Windows PCs.

Image Credit: Happ Controls Some people choose ... or the “tournament” style button with a convex head. Most arcade games used the classic buttons, although modern Japanese fighting games ...