Whether your last high score was in GoldenEye or you just want a more satisfying joystick for Mario Kart 8 Deluxe, the 8BitDo 64 Bluetooth Controller brings old-school vibes to your modern gaming ...

Virture and 8BitDo have teamed up on a new smartphone controller designed specifically for use with the Viture Pro XR glasses. You can slot your Android phone into the Viture x 8BitDo Ultimate Mobile ...

We may receive a commission on purchases made from links. Amazon Prime Day deals are already popping up online, and one of the best ones we've found so far is on a teeny, tiny 8BitDo controller. The ...

Known for their build quality and low latency, the [8bitdo] line of Bluetooth controllers are generally well liked among classic videogame devotees. They match modern conveniences like rechargeable ...

Some gadgets are small, then there is this little green sidekick. The 8BitDo Micro Bluetooth Gamepad drops to a budget-friendly price with a 47% discount that makes tossing one in a bag an easy win.

8BitDo, a Hong Kong-based gaming hardware company, has announced that it is launching the 8BitDo Lite SE, a Bluetooth controller specially designed to make gaming more accessible to gamers with ...

Need more controllers for your Nintendo Switch? If you already have some of 8Bitdo’s excellent Bluetooth, classic system-inspired game pads lying around, you’re all set thanks to a new firmware update ...

Chinese firm 8bitdo is on a roll when it comes to making Bluetooth controllers which look and feel like classic Nintendo pads. We've already had the NES30 and the FC30 Pro - the former taking ...

If you ask anyone who games and is also old enough to remember blowing into an NES cartridge, many will tell you, "Gaming used to be much better, back in the day." As someone who lived through the ...

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The mini-console trend isn't just a case of repackaging classic, beloved games and cashing in on our shared retrophilia. There's also a practical reason for their existence: Most old consoles are ...