Primary source for the hybrid concept, native PS4/PS3/PC/Switch compatibility, Designer capabilities, ergonomics claims, and official product imagery/layout.
Hit Box Cross|Up
The Hit Box Cross|Up is a large wired hybrid controller that combines a Sanwa JLF lever with four digital directional buttons and an eight-button arcade layout. Its on-device profiles and Cross|Up Designer software enable remapping and selectable SOCD behavior; the PS4-era production model is discontinued while Hit Box develops a redesign.

- Price
- $299.99
- Footprint
- 425.45 × 219.075 × 60.325 mm
- Weight
- To verify
- Buttons
- 16 pushbuttons total (12 top-panel gameplay buttons and 4 side-mounted function buttons), plus one lever
Technical data
Specs
Physical
- Dimensions
- 425.45 × 219.075 × 60.325 mm
- Size category
- Large
- Colors
- Black
- Materials
- Steel, Acrylic
Connectivity & platforms
- Native platforms
- PC, PlayStation 4, PlayStation 3, Nintendo Switch
- Observed price
- $299.99
Configuration
- Brand
- Hit Box
- Controller type
- hybrid
- Layout
- Left-side Sanwa JLF lever; right-side eight-button action cluster with four additional digital direction buttons arranged three above and one below, plus four side-mounted function buttons.
- Buttons
- 16 pushbuttons total (12 top-panel gameplay buttons and 4 side-mounted function buttons), plus one lever
Maintenance and customization
Mod Support
Hit Box describes the internal parts as replaceable and publishes button/acrylic replacement guidance. An official 1/16-inch clear acrylic cover and PSD/GIMP art template are available.
Official media
Official Product Images
Product images in this section come from official product pages, store listings, manuals, or manufacturer-provided media.
Mod references
Community Mod Gallery
Community photos are for modding reference: custom skins, button colors, lever swaps, dust washers, cable routing, panel changes, and other real-world builds. Entries link back to the original creator/source.
No community mod references linked yet
Future entries can include custom artwork, alternate buttons, lever swaps, dust washers, cable mods, panel replacements, and other real builds for this exact controller.
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Retail Links
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Verification
Sources
Source records explain where each claim came from and when this entry was last revised.
Backs steel-and-acrylic construction, replaceable parts, Sanwa JLF/OBSF-30 hardware, dimensions, 3 m detachable cable, no-slip bottom, included accessories, Nunchuk port, and PS5 limitations.
Backs Cross|Up Designer and firmware version 2.00, firmware updates, profile browser, SOCD settings, retro-compatibility settings, and art-template availability.
Backs the selectable Classic Hit Box, True Neutral, First Input Priority, Last Input Priority, and Natural SOCD modes, including per-axis settings.
Backs the three-way profile switch, three main profiles, nine additional secret profiles, and 12 stored profiles total.
Backs official 1/16-inch replacement acrylic, button removal/replacement support, custom-art installation, and PSD/GIMP template availability.
Backs the braided 3 m snap-in/quick-release cable and industrial-grade connector.
Backs the official 2021 standalone Cross|Up price of $299.99 USD.
Backs the end of the current production iteration, sourcing-related redesign, and the lack of a release update for the future model as of January 2026.
Independent review confirming the four extra directional buttons, eight-way lever, Sanwa JLF/OBSF parts, steel case, thick acrylic top, no-slip bottom, large size, and hybrid design.
Independent review backing the March 22, 2021 release date, dimensions, detachable 3 m cable, touchpad/Nunchuk features, remapping, button arrangement, and visible mod access.



