Hitbox Works builds hitbox-style fight controllers from the board up: our own Fighting Board PCB running GP2040-CE, our own custom-tooled switches, CNC aluminum enclosures and factory-applied artwork — delivered as talent models, team editions and private-label runs.
Every program is built on a base model we already design, machine and ship. These four lead the line — full specifications for all models are on the capabilities page.
Our flagship base: a full CNC aluminum build with a premium feel, an A4-class footprint that is hard to find at this size, a magnetic back cover and a customizable button layout.
A sloped CNC aluminum unibody where most rivals stay flat — a natural wrist angle for long desk sessions, per-key backlight, app-controlled side-panel LED and a mini OLED display. Panda V1 1.2 mm tactile switches with our in-house HP nylon keycaps.
Direction and attack clusters physically separated for a natural wrist angle, with enlarged thumb and pinky keys. Used by pro player Raihan at Capcom Cup with a Top 16 finish — non-sponsored, the player's own choice of gear. 0.5 mm 霞軸 linear switches.
A full CNC aluminum unibody including the top panel, in an anodized brushed finish with laser-engraved key zones. PBT dye-sublimated keycaps whose legends never fade; 霞軸 or Panda V2 switches, selectable per run.
Not every run needs CNC aluminum. Alongside our flagship aluminum line, entry-tier builds are available on spec — configuration and materials scoped per project. Tournament prizes, community giveaways, campaign merchandise and other volume runs are all in scope.
Tell us the batch size, the use case and the budget envelope, and we scope a base configuration to match. Base model, materials and finish are confirmed per project — the in-house Fighting Board PCB and configurable firmware stay the same as on our flagship builds. Pricing moves with specification and volume; quoted on request.
Batch size, target use (prize, giveaway, campaign merchandise, retail) and any hard constraints — deadline, region, artwork you already hold rights to. We come back with a proposed configuration and a quote. If a full CNC aluminum build is the better answer for your project, we will say so.
Every layer that matters is ours to change — which is exactly what a custom program needs. Our consumer line is sold in Japan under the TIKITAKA FTG brand; this studio applies the same stack to your project.
The Fighting Board is our board — Raspberry Pi Pico running GP2040-CE — so input handling, profiles and platform behavior are under our control, not a supplier's.
Button mapping and profiles configured per run. SOCD cleaning support, designed to meet major tournament guidelines — and no input-automation functions of any kind.
Unibody CNC aluminum enclosures with anodized brushed or UV-coated finishes — a real canvas for team colorways and laser-engraved logos.
Our own switch specs on dedicated Gateron and Kailh tooling — from a 0.5 mm high-sensitivity linear to a full-POM silent tactile — hot-swappable across the aluminum lineup.
Talent and brand artwork printed and applied in production — panel art, colorways and engraving handled as part of the build, not an aftermarket sticker.
The split-layout M5 was used by pro player Raihan at Capcom Cup, reaching a Top 16 finish — non-sponsored, the player's own choice of gear. The same hardware is available for your program.
A signature controller for each talent: artwork panel, colorway, engraving and firmware configured around the talent's identity.
Team-color builds with engraved logos and per-player button mapping, on the same hardware we ship to the fighting-game community.
IP collab editions and private-label runs on proven base models, with custom packaging direction confirmed per project.
Because the PCB, firmware, switches and enclosures are developed in-house, a custom run changes design files — not suppliers.
Base model, batch size, custom scope and target date — the RFQ form captures it in one pass.
We turn artwork and colorway direction into build renders for sign-off before anything is made.
A pre-production unit for the agency, team or brand to verify in hand before the run.
Production run with per-unit checks, then delivery. MOQ, pricing and lead time confirmed per project.
No. MOQ, pricing and lead time are confirmed per project on request, once base model, batch size, custom scope and destination are clear.
Depending on the base model: PC, Nintendo Switch, PS3 and PS4, with dedicated PS5-compatible (tested) models. The bare Fighting Board PCB needs an additional authentication device for PS5 and does not support Xbox.
Yes — artwork panels are factory-printed and factory-applied, with laser engraving on aluminum. You must hold the rights to any artwork you supply.
Organization type, batch size, base model, custom scope — that's enough for us to come back with a concrete build path.
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