Click on the joycon controller buttons to toggle single/joint Joycon mode. Improved rumble; Added options to turn off HidGuardian and XInput emulation Allows BetterJoy to be used exclusively for gyro (for example when using Citra + Steam) Improved driver install batch files (thanks BetaLeaf). So i just stopped using it and used the keyboard.But now i want to get a SNES controller adapter so I can play with that but I wa. PC/Mac/Linux Society; SNES on Windows 10? I dont think.

Let's face it. Whatever your current console preference, Nintendo's old consoles are a thing of nostalgic beauty. And with its latest wireless controller, 8Bitdo has perfectly captured the essence of the past for modern gamers.

It's something of a jack of all trades, and while it won't work with the iPhone or iPad, folks gaming on a Mac, Nintendo Switch, PC or Android mobile device can use this one controller on them all.

It's called the SF30 Pro (or the SN30 Pro, more on that in a moment), and it is magnificent.

SF30 Pro and SN30 Pro: What's the difference?

There is only one difference between the two, and that's the paint job. The SN30 Pro is the same grey and shades of purple combination as the North American Super Nintendo, while the SF30 Pro has the multi-colored buttons found on European and Japanese versions of the same console.

No offence North America, but the colorful one is clearly best.

One controller, multiple devices

While this controller lacks MFi support, because it's a simple Bluetooth affair it's good for pretty much everything else. It's a shame you can't use it with an iPhone, though, because there's a really nice, sturdy phone clip also available for playing your mobile games on the go.

If you're prone to playing on a Mac or PC, though, or the Nintendo Switch in particular, then you're golden. Given its price, too, it's a very strong alternative to the Nintendo Switch Pro Controller or the wired alternatives.

Switching between devices requires reading the instructions at least once. Using it with a Switch, for example, requires a different button combination to turn the controller on. It's actually very nifty, and isn't particularly complicated. You just need to know which button combination to press, and if you forget there's always the very small reminder on the rear. From there on out it's as easy as connecting any other Bluetooth device.

So many retro feels

Ergonomically, the old SNES controller probably isn't the greatest. But it's an iconic design many of us used growing up and picking one up again feels.. right. 8Bitdo has modernized the classic controller for 2017 gaming by adding a pair of triggers and a pair of analog sticks along with the classic SNES button layout.

It feels great to use as well. Because it's so small, all the buttons are comfortably within reach even for the kids, and the analog sticks feel good. They're only a hair smaller in diameter than those found on a Sony PS4 controller, about the same height and feel almost identical to use.

The added triggers have surprisingly good travel given the size and design of the controller and all the buttons have an authentic clickyness to them. If anything the buttons feel a little better on this than on the SNES Classic controller.

And because it's wireless you can easily pack it in a bag and enjoy it anywhere you want. It charges using USB-C, which is outstanding, and from 1-2 hours charging you can expect up to 14 hours of play time. I've not had them that long but it seems like a claim easily backed up

The bottom line

Retro is big business and that's why products like the SF30 Pro and SN30 Pro exist. Nostalgia is what hooks people in, but the truth is that they're also extremely good controllers at an excellent price.

The design isn't as ergonomic as modern controllers from Sony or Microsoft, but it's small, lightweight and can be used with a multitude of devices. Playing Switch games in particular with this thing is superb. It charges from the same charger as the Switch, too, which is handy.

The build quality is excellent and it's a truly wonderful product to use and enjoy. 8Bitdo has done a fantastic job here, and the only real decision to make is which color you get (hint: The SF30 Pro, you know it makes sense).

Both will be shipping from December 10 and can be ordered through Amazon right now for $49.99.

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Piccoro Member Sep 29, Almost want one myself, I don’t know why though How’s the build quality stack up to the real thing? Zero2kz Member Sep 29, Do they make one with the superior North American buttons?

Thanks for posting OP. Interesting, I looked ckntroller a decent USB controller a while back but couldn’t find one. Snes usb controller order contains items that may not be shipped to the selected destination.

Would these work with OSX? How’s the build quality stack up to the real thing? Bollocks Snes usb controller Sep 29, The Real Napsta Member Sep 29, Genesis 6 button or bust.

I think I found the best third party SNES USB controller

snes usb controller Used it for Ten Second Ninja, doesn’t seem uab have noteworthy lag or control issues. I got that one on amazon for like 12 bucks a while back. They ever come up with a wireless SNES controller? Vidbox video conversion suite. Yeah it’s a great controller.

Later on the next generation was coming along and Sega jumped in the with the DreamCast while Sony made the most successful console of all time: You must log in or register to reply here. Do they make snes usb controller with the superior North American buttons? I’ve had nothing but bad times with clone controllers in the past. I am Snes usb controller Aguilera Member Sep 29, What’s new New posts Latest activity.

SNES Style USB Controller

Snes usb controller felt odd at first for me because I had to get used to how hollow the controller felt, but rather than that it’s my favorite controller. Guess I’m late to the party as always. Oh well, no regrets. Conntroller select another address.

I think I found the best third party SNES USB controller NeoGAF

Yep I use this, it’s great. Zero2kz Member Sep 29, Snes usb controller advantages to using a native USB controller other than turbo button for dirty cheaters that I ought to know about? I did not know these even existed. I didn’t even know they still made these things.

Persona7 Banned Sep 28, Psykotik Member Sep 29, The electronics in a SNES controller are rather basic and doesn’t really do any processing that could cause any significant delay.

Almost want one myself, I don’t know why though Wow, take a look at this one: It’s what I use to play binding of isaac. The DreamCast controller was terrible being huge and bulky with a LCD screen that tried to be inventive and let you interact with games that put up snes usb controller and also interacted ubs the memory card. Snes usb controller call bullshit on this.

Me and my big brother had it. A third contender snes usb controller the party being Microsoft with the Xbox, and Nintendo created the failed GameCube with probably the worst controller in recent memory.