u/Homa_16_bits

Features Sanwa buttons with RGB lighting, a Sanwa joystick with optical sensors for enhanced precision, and a 5th-gen Brook board for native compatibility with next-gen consoles and PC. It includes an OLED display to monitor your inputs; keep in mind that each unit is customized to suit individual preferences and needs. If you're interested in something like this, feel free to contact me via DM or through any of the social media links on my profile. Cheers!

Hello, good afternoon. I’m Homa, and I specialize in building fightsticks and leverless controllers—among other things—featuring the layout design of your choice.Prices vary depending on what you need.

Today a customer shows us how he received his Fightstick—happy with the result, and we are even happier knowing the job is well done and the recipient is satisfied. Remember, if you want a fully customized one, don't hesitate to reach out; I’d be happy to assist you.

What am I supposed to do with this? I didn't even know this existed. I have to admit, the input lag is very low—or non-existent—which really surprised me. Moves and combos are very easy to pull off. The weak point, at least for me, is the joystick; since I’m used to playing fighting games with a traditional stick, my movements are quite clumsy—though perhaps it’s just a matter of adapting. From what I’ve gathered, this controller is designed for people with limited mobility and is compatible with the PS5.

Hey everyone, today I'm showing you this fight stick that was custom-made for an American-style joystick (the big ones). That's why the board is so thick, completely customized to the client's liking. And remember, if you want something custom-made for yourself, whether it's a fight stick or a joystick, don't hesitate to contact me via DM or any of our social media channels, which you can find on my profile. Cheers, and have a great start to the week!

Good morning, friends! I wanted to show you this case we were commissioned to make; this client only wanted the custom case so they could install their own components. Remember, if you want something custom—whether it's just the case or a complete fightstick—don't hesitate to contact me here or via any of the social media links pinned to my profile.

Good morning, friends. I’m stopping by to share my work with you. If you need information, please don’t hesitate to send me a direct message or visit the website listed in my profile. Best regards.

Hi everyone! This time, I wanted to show you this fight stick, which features native compatibility with PS5, PC, and more. The client provided the artwork, and we worked our magic to fit it perfectly onto the panel. We also installed a Sanwa joystick with optical sensors and an octagonal restrictor, Sanwa buttons, and RGB lighting. We even added a screen to display inputs—here’s the result: Remember, if you’d like something like this, feel free to send me a DM or reach out via any of the social media links in my profile. You can also visit my website, which is linked there as well. Cheers!

This was the first mod I built from scratch 14 years ago, using recycled parts and rudimentary tools. For some reason, I had to get rid of it during a move. Now, with more knowledge and better tools, I’d like to bring it up to date with improvements and modern hardware. What do you all think?

Happy Fightstick Friday! This time, I want to show you this acrylic case featuring a 3D-printed handle. If you’d like one like this to build your own controller—or a complete fightstick—just send me a message via any of the social media links pinned to my profile

Good evening, friends. I’d like to offer you these custom-made acrylic arcade stick cases—built to order and featuring the artwork of your choice. If you’d prefer a complete fightstick including the internal components, I can build that for you as well. I ship to all of Mexico, the United States, and other countries. The approximate price is $230 USD (prices may vary based on specific requirements), and I accept payments via PayPal or bank transfer.

Hi friends, I wanted to share the result of this custom board; this time, we were asked for something cleaner and more elegant, and this is how it turned out: And remember, if you’d like this or other models made by us—or if you have an idea in mind—don’t hesitate to contact us via any of the social media links pinned to my profile.

Good morning, friends! I wanted to show you this new design we were asked to create—something simple, but I really liked it. It features a custom layout and is made entirely of acrylic. And remember, if you’d like something like this or are interested in any of our other models, just send me a DM and I’ll be happy to help.

Hi everyone, good morning! Happy Fightstick Friday to you all! This time, I’m sharing this beautiful arcade stick—designed for an American-style joystick (hence the thickness)—featuring a *Hi-Score Girl* theme. And remember: If you want a custom-made controller, don't hesitate to get in touch! 🤟🏽

Me presento, soy Homa. me dedico a fabricar arcade Sticks. maquinas arcade entre otras cosas metido entre la onda retro y lo actual

Good morning, friends—happy start to the week. This time, I wanted to show you this fight stick I built in collaboration with our sister company, JB Fight Sticks. It features a GP2040-CE board and transparent Sanwa buttons—allowing the internal artwork to show through and match the rest of the design—along with ARGB lighting. It also uses a Sanwa lever with optical sensors (instead of standard switches) to ensure better execution of moves. That’s about it! Remember, if you’d like a custom build like this tailored to your taste, feel free to send me a DM or reach out via the Instagram link pinned to my profile.

Happy Friday, everyone! Today I want to show you the progress on this beautiful fight stick commissioned by a user here on this social network. I say "progress" because a few buttons are still on the way; the pink ones you see in the video will be replaced with transparent ones matching those on the top panel along with their corresponding RGB lights. The client is very happy and eagerly awaiting the final result. If you're interested, I'll show it to you once it's finished. And remember: if you want your own custom arcade stick, you can send me a private message here or reach out via any of the social media links pinned to my profile.

I programmed my PC fan lights using the Arduino IDE and a Raspberry Pi Pico; I didn't really like the default animations, so I'm happy with the result.

Many people have asked me how I did it, and since it’s complicated to give everyone a detailed answer, I’ve decided to make a video tutorial and upload it to my YouTube Chanel l. So, follow me and hit the notification bell so you get alerted when I upload it.

Happy start to the week, friends! We offer custom controllers tailored to your needs—just tell us your idea, and we’ll bring it to life.