SNES Controller...

[Kwikvette]

So in the middle of shopping for reloading supplies (you can read about it in the reloading section), my significant other tasked me to buy a few things.

Next thing you know, while browsing Fry's Electronics I run into the 8Bitdo SNES30 controller. I've played around with other retro knock offs but this one hit it right on the head! It does feel small but then again, I was only 11 or so when SNES came out so I've grown a bit since I last played it. I've always had Emulators and Roms on my PCs but I've never really enjoyed playing them with my Xbox or Logitech controllers...

Well folks, this thing brought back memories and I find myself glued to my computer for the time being. The buttons, d pad, all feel like the original and although the controller is light, it feels like its a quality piece.

Apparently it's made to work for iOs, android, etc. for on the go (built in bluetooth) but I bought this primarily for at home on the PC.

I haven't checked out their website but I really hope their NES controller that they had feels just as close to the original as this thing does. I'd even opt to buy an N64 variant just for kicks!



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[Kwikvette]

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[stilly]

Where is the Quality Control sticker on the box? They usually put it on and initial it.

(oh no, HERE WE GO! Everyone HANDS IN THE AIR!)

[the86d]

Been using jNES on and off for years.

The newer version was available and much better so I donated.

The lady and I noticed that even on a quad core ARM android boxes there was some bluetooth and other controller lag, which wasn't a factor on x86 boxes, even with 1/2 the cores, however I think ARM has a bunch less cache.

The NES MAX was my fav.