Gamers wishing to enjoy a little retro gaming on their Super Nintendo using a wireless controller or multiplayer using a variety of controllers such as Sony’s DualShock 3 and 4s, the Wiimote, a Wii U ...

Analogue and 8Bitdo recently created a wireless receiver for the Nintendo Entertainment System (NES) that would allow retro gamers to play their favorite classic games without the corded controllers.

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Purists may find solace with RetroZone's forthcoming NES and SNES controller adapters for Wii's Virtual Console, but others will do just fine with the all-purpose Classic Controller. Before you go ...

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 Retrode 2 gaming adapter assists in loading classic SNES or Genesis ROM images onto a gaming emulator on a PC or Mac. The Retrode 2 gaming adapter assists in loading classic SNES or Genesis ROM ...

As more and more people, especially developers, get their hands on the Raspberry Pi mini PC, which is still in short supply worldwide and is available to purchase for just $35, more and more awesome ...

Snes bluetooth adapter online, 8BitDo SNES SFC Wireless Bluetooth Retro Receiver Adapter Compatible with DualShock 3 DualShock 4 Wiimote Wii U Pro Switch Joy Cons Switch Pro online ...

Those with plenty of playable SNES or Genesis games but broken consoles may wish to have a look at the Retrode 2, which allows you to play the games on your PC. It's basically a USB device you insert ...

So you snagged yourself a Wii and you’re getting into the swing of downloading vintage games to play on the Virtual Console. Some of them you can play using the Wiimote, and others you’ll need to ...

I understand that there is a way to connect several through your parallel port, and I've seen the electronics instructions, but I really don't know enough to put that together. This got me to thinking ...