Joytron Singibigi joystick
For once, you find an arcade joystick that doesn’t rely fully on plastic as its chassis. The Joytron Singibigi joystick takes a more natural approach by wrapping the joystick in a natural looking wood finish, which brings back fond memories of the control panels that are normally found on Japanese arcade machines. The Joytron Singibigi joystick itself comes with a cool dozen buttons, where it is compatible for use with the PS2, PS3 and even PC through USB. Each $39 purchase comes with a PC profiler application that lets you map the keys appropriately to the computer, making it the ideal peripheral to go along with MAME or other worthy emulators. The only drawback to this is, it isn’t wireless by any means, which shouldn’t be too much of a bother for anyone.
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