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Retrogaming-focused hardware manufacturer Analogue is now accepting orders for the SNES Retro Receiver, a Bluetooth-capable device that enables support for a range of wireless controllers when paired ...

The removal of the pesky joypad cable has to rank as one of the most important advances in video game tech. For far too long were we resigned to dealing with tangled wires that shackled us to our ...

If you’ve still got your childhood Super Nintendo hooked up and on active duty you’ve probably discovered that while the console is going strong, its original controllers have long since died. But ...

The 8bitdo SN30 2.4G is a nearly perfect replica of the classic SNES controller, with pre-paired wireless receivers for use with the NES and SNES Classic Edition consoles. We love the Nintendo NES ...

We may receive a commission on purchases made from links. One of the most difficult aspects of playing your old consoles is using their controllers. It can be challenging to get reaccustomed to ...

8Bitdo's DIY Mod Kits let you replace the guts of your legacy and Classic Edition NES controllers with a Bluetooth-capable board that works with PCs, Macs, smartphones, and the Nintendo Switch. The ...

Introducing 8BitDo Retro Receiver for PS. Play PS1 and PS2 with your favorite controller. Compatible with Xbox One, Series, and Elite controllers, DualShock4, DualSense, Wii U Pro, Switch Pro ...

8Bitdo has made a name for itself delivering some of the best wireless controllers for systems ranging from the NES Classic to the actual NES and SNES. Now, it’s releasing the SN30 wireless controller ...

8Bitdo's DIY Mod Kits let you replace the guts of your legacy and Classic Edition NES controllers with a Bluetooth-capable board that works with PCs, Macs, smartphones, and the Nintendo Switch. The ...

Still have a working SNES in your abode? Well, there's some really good news for you: there's a way to play your SNES using a DualShock 4 controller, along with several other new-school wireless ...