Wireless 8Bitdo PCE 2.4G Gamepad: Connects to PC Engine Mini, CoreGrafx Mini, TurboGrafx-16 Mini & Nintendo Switch (PCE Edition) Review

As the owner of a PC Engine Mini and a black 8-bit Do PC Engine Mini controller, I decided to go with a white one that actually matches the original system . First, it's a modern take on the classic white PCE controller. Second, it's wireless with a USB dongle, which is a plus. It is compatible with Nintendo Switch, but probably suitable for Nintendo e Store games, which are classic Turbografx 16 games. Third, the build quality is very good. The only downside to this controller is that it's not

For those considering this controller, I think it's best to keep in mind what it's originally designed for was developed, and to judge it solely on its merits. As someone with years of experience with original TG16/PCE hardware I can attest that this is a good well built 2 button wireless controller with adjustable turbo buttons. The 8bitdo PCE 2.4G controller does a wonderful if not perfect job of recreating the style and feel of the original wired controllers. It feels lighter and the…

Hello, I'm a fan of 8bitdo controllers and proud owner of the FC30 and SN30 Pro, both fantastic controllers in their own right. in comparison. In this review I will compare it to the FC30. The FC30 is a modern take on the classic Famicom controller. It's designed to look as familiar as possible while adding new features. It has ABX and Y buttons, 2 shoulder buttons and is designed to be playable on multiple systems including Switch and is even compatible with Smash Ultimate. In every sense…

I bought this controller mainly because I've always been a big fan of 8BitDo products. So far I've had a version of every controller they've sold and when I saw this thing I bought it, although it wasn't huge on Turbografx/PCE because it turned out to work on Windows too. I was a little disappointed to hear a few days after ordering that Amazon's response section says this controller cannot be used on Windows with an adapter - it must be plugged in. That's a lie. I don't know why 8BitDo's…