WHAT I LIKED. It's Good! - Surprisingly, for a third-party controller that doesn't even ship with a brand name on it, this thing is pretty well made.

That’s where mobile game controllers come in. These devices can turn your smartphone into a traditional handheld console, ...

Photo: Andrew Liszewski (Gizmodo) Step 1: I tested the 8BitDo DIY kit that’s available for the original Super Nintendo controller, and the first step is to put your screwdriving skills to good ...

Like the Super Miniboss, 8bitdo’s SNES Classic gamepad takes almost no effort to set up. I had no problem syncing the wireless adaptor to the controller itself; it’s very much plug-and-play.

When I first laid eyes on the 8Bitdo SNES30 Pro, I could almost feel my eyes light up. I couldn't help it. Actually, yes. It can. In fact, despite a few minor flaws, this wireless gamepad is ...

The SNES controller features everything the original did, with the addition of small ZL and ZR buttons, as well as a USB-C port for charging. A USB cable is provided, but you'll also be able to ...

This cool device is called the Pocket SNES, and it comes to us via Arnov Sharma on Instructables.Essentially, the Pocket SNES takes the design of the original SNES controller, shrinks it down to a ...

The controller uses the original SNES port design, so you can use this controller with anything: a Super Nt, a Hyperkin Retron 5 or even an actual Super Nintendo.

Nintendo appears to be preparing to launch SNES wireless controllers for the Switch. In a FCC filing spotted by forum posters at Resetera, photos of the new SNES controller have been marked as ...

So [Andrew] went a step further and made his own SNES controller to USB converter. This had the venerable Atmel ATmega328 at its core, and can be used separate from the cartridge reader if desired.

We’ve seen this type of thing a few times before (even with XBMC in a SNES controller) but there is one thing we hadn’t thought of lately. Newer versions of Windows have auto-launch disabled ...