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Got one last week, been using it with OpenEmu on my MacBook Pro hooked up with HDMI to my TV. Works like a charm. Even better than OG SNES in my opinion.
I usually hear good reviews on the SNES Switch controller, so I'm continuously glad to hear it again here. I adored the SNES controller and honestly, I think it's a must-have for the virtual console 16 bit offerings because you gotta have that proper feel.
People who ask why not just go with an 8bitdo - it's really very simple: because the POINT of this controller is having the authentic SNES experience you had as a child. Different, non-Nintendo controller, different experience. It's NOT the same. If you were a kid in the early to mid 90s, and you had a SNES, and you REMEMBER it - there is no substitution. I want a SNES controller - not a wannabe.
I love this controller and i use a 2.4 GHz wireless dongle ( I use the one from 8bitdo) to use this controller on original hardware SNES or on my Analogue Super NT.
I have one of these and it’s great! Despite the lack of a Home button, this was my main way to play Kirby 64 (because that game doesn’t support analog control) until I could get an NSO N64 pad, and I’ve also been using it to play Sonic Superstars lately, it fits the game like a glove! When playing Kirby 64 in handheld mode, I usually put the left NSO NES pad in the left side of my Switch so I have a d-pad I don’t need to angle my thumb uncomfortably to use! I’ve also used the NSO SNES pad to play Pokken Tournament a few times and the controller goes very well with that game! I did once play Wreckfest using the NSO N64 pad and while it’s not ideal, with ZR being a small square near the USB-C port, but it works! (I only used that pad on that occasion because my Pro Controller was still charging!)
Would be great if Nintendo would make these available to people more easily! At one point I purchased a subscription to Nintendo Online to buy one, and then discovered that I needed to activate the subscription on a Switch, which I don't have...gave the subscription to someone else so they could order the controller for me, and of course that never happened. So I stuck with the 8bitdo options, which aren't paywalled behind multiple layers of other things you have to buy.
I use an og sfc controller I got cheap with a 8bitdo board swap. The only thing I don't like is it has a barrel to USB cable and not USB. I get why they did that so you keep the stock look. Also about you not getting a reply. I contacted him once via email about their wireless USB adapter V2 and got a reply. Probably why they didn't respond to you is they might not expect questions for support via social media and could expect that via email. They responded very quickly to me via email. The only other thing I would prefer to be better if their bord is if the battery life be better. But that's just a personal preference.
Thanks to Street Fighter II and the Genesis 6 button controller, I’ve always preferred the “fight pad” over the standard SNES controller. Sure L and R as shoulder buttons do serve a purpose as shoulder buttons, but some games (like fighters) it’s awful. I scored two Hori Fighting Commanders for SNES Classic on clearance. I then got 8BitDo GBros adapters. So those are my go to SNES Switch controllers. Because L and R are BOTH on the shoulders AND on the face. The dream SNES controller for us Genesis kids. I notice a little latency because wireless connectivity and I think I may have interference though
For me I preferred the SNES controller for the opposite reasons. I used the SNES controller basically as a remapped 4 button controller, with the shoulder buttons being light kick and punch.
I've always liked the SNES controller form factor, hence why I am a huge fan of the SN30 Pro from 8BitDo. All the modern features while keeping the classic dogbone shape. I would get one of these just as a display piece, it's such an iconic controller.
The point is to have the authentic SNES controller experience - that's why people buy this. On a technical and comfort level, the PS5 controller is much "better" the SNES one - not the point. The point is, it's a genuine Nintendo controller that feels the same and looks he same as the ones we held 30 years ago. Maybe you're too young to remember 1993, 1994, 1995, but for those that do...some of us care if it's *a* controller, vs *THE* controller.
When it comes to changing your mind about 8bitdo, you're as stubborn as my Italian mother😂. I an very aware of how you feel about them, but at least give the Snes bluetooth adapter a shot. It works flawlessly with a Switch Snes controller on original hardware. Same goes for the NES and Genesis adapters. I use the Switch Famicom controllers on my nes and famicom and all you do is hit the pair button on the switch controller and wireless receivers. Come on, Gary you're missing out lol.
No, I'm not missing anything. They have told me what they think of me as a consumer, they have 0 interest. So I am simply repaying thim in kind. Like anything would be better than just radio silence. It remindes me of a scene from one of my favorite movies, Back to School with Rodney Dangerfield: th-cam.com/video/pDLzLUmtU3w/w-d-xo.htmlsi=P_bOp-I5wANBsnux&t=18
I think I might pick some of these up. Too bad you don't get kick-back from Nintendo. I've always said 'go first party'. I just had to make a working Power A controller out of two broken ones (I transplanted an analog stick). Two $30 controllers to make one good(ish) one vs. one $60 first party... I do have the 8bitdo Pro 2 and no need to let your feelings known yet again but it works ok. (I will say that their new Ultimate controller for Switch SUCKS!) I have the NES controllers and finally got the N64 controllers and really, after using the Retro Fighters Brawler64 NSO editions, the analog stick on the N64 controller wins in games like Mario 3D. I can just tilt the stick a little bit and walk as expected. The Brawler seems to lag. I can walk, but it seems to initially register at roughly 10%, which at that point, I'm jogging. I have to throttle down so to speak after I start moving with the Brawler64. I got two of each kind and they are all like that.
I bought my Super Famicom controller on Ebay for like $70 back a few years ago. I use mine on the Retroad 5 Plus and many other things. I don't really support Nintendo Online. The system can't even handle EShop I don't think I want Online stuff. I wasn't very happy with Grand Theft Auto Trilogy. It put me off on getting Resident Evil 2. I will stick with the N64 version. They need to work on things. Streaming sucks. I want to own my stuff. I don't like needing the Cloud.
Get multiple 8Bitdo Dongles and you can use that thing all over the place. NES,SNES and PC. I actually use my G Bros adapter and SNES Classic Mini Controller just as much. It's also an option.
You don't need cloud gaming, the only thing that it ever reaches out to the cloud for is to verify your membership. The games are played locally on your device
I guess you missed my part where I talked about how I refused to buy 8bitdo product since they don't respond to correspondence request, social media, or emails? Unless I have no other choice I will never buy an 8bitdo product
@@RoXolid I think they never should have fired their N64 guy. He made stuff run fine on WiiU. It sucks now. They make bad decisions now that the Old man died. IDK. I think we are headed towards a crash. Even PC stuff nowadays they rush and release crap then try to fix it with Firmware Updates. I don't like it.
Hi ya'll I live in Europe (the Netherlands) i have an SNES controller with the coloured buttons. I really would like to have the US edition. Wanna trade? or help me out....? Thanks in advance
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SNES controller with Mario Wonder is life changing!!!
I will have to try it out when I get it for Christmas!
Got one last week, been using it with OpenEmu on my MacBook Pro hooked up with HDMI to my TV. Works like a charm. Even better than OG SNES in my opinion.
I usually hear good reviews on the SNES Switch controller, so I'm continuously glad to hear it again here. I adored the SNES controller and honestly, I think it's a must-have for the virtual console 16 bit offerings because you gotta have that proper feel.
Wish they’d make at least one N64 controller for every hundred of these they make. Their restocks of the N64 controller have been pitiful.
This controller is great for Super Mario Wonder. I also bought an adapter to use it on my SNES Classic. I bought the max Nintendo would let me. 4!
I will have to wait to get wonder for Christmas to be able to test that out but I cannot wait
Compared to third-party controllers, Nintendo Switch Online controller has lower input lag when used with the Switch.
People who ask why not just go with an 8bitdo - it's really very simple: because the POINT of this controller is having the authentic SNES experience you had as a child. Different, non-Nintendo controller, different experience. It's NOT the same. If you were a kid in the early to mid 90s, and you had a SNES, and you REMEMBER it - there is no substitution. I want a SNES controller - not a wannabe.
I love this controller and i use a 2.4 GHz wireless dongle ( I use the one from 8bitdo) to use this controller on original hardware SNES or on my Analogue Super NT.
I just can't support 8bitdo
Thanks for showing the controller being used on games other than SNES games on NSO!
You're welcome
I have one of these and it’s great! Despite the lack of a Home button, this was my main way to play Kirby 64 (because that game doesn’t support analog control) until I could get an NSO N64 pad, and I’ve also been using it to play Sonic Superstars lately, it fits the game like a glove! When playing Kirby 64 in handheld mode, I usually put the left NSO NES pad in the left side of my Switch so I have a d-pad I don’t need to angle my thumb uncomfortably to use! I’ve also used the NSO SNES pad to play Pokken Tournament a few times and the controller goes very well with that game! I did once play Wreckfest using the NSO N64 pad and while it’s not ideal, with ZR being a small square near the USB-C port, but it works! (I only used that pad on that occasion because my Pro Controller was still charging!)
You know if you want a D-pad for the left Joycon in handheld mode, Hori makes one.
It does have a home button you have to press ZR button on the controller ZL is to take a capture.
Only in Switch Online games. 8 tested it out further here:
th-cam.com/users/shortsk33JAsxEWEE?feature=share
Would be great if Nintendo would make these available to people more easily! At one point I purchased a subscription to Nintendo Online to buy one, and then discovered that I needed to activate the subscription on a Switch, which I don't have...gave the subscription to someone else so they could order the controller for me, and of course that never happened.
So I stuck with the 8bitdo options, which aren't paywalled behind multiple layers of other things you have to buy.
I just want the japanese ones!
And I will avoid 8BitDo with every chance I can.
I have both Super Famicon and Super Nintendo controllers from the online service. and the famicon controller has a different grey from the Super NES.
I almost bought the Famicom ones earlier this year at MGC for $100 but passed
I think Retrobit's Legacy 16 Bit is good, though the dpad doesn't feel right. I definitely want to try to get a SNES Classic controller for Christmas.
I use an og sfc controller I got cheap with a 8bitdo board swap. The only thing I don't like is it has a barrel to USB cable and not USB. I get why they did that so you keep the stock look. Also about you not getting a reply. I contacted him once via email about their wireless USB adapter V2 and got a reply. Probably why they didn't respond to you is they might not expect questions for support via social media and could expect that via email. They responded very quickly to me via email. The only other thing I would prefer to be better if their bord is if the battery life be better. But that's just a personal preference.
I've tried social, tried email too, not a peep
Thanks to Street Fighter II and the Genesis 6 button controller, I’ve always preferred the “fight pad” over the standard SNES controller. Sure L and R as shoulder buttons do serve a purpose as shoulder buttons, but some games (like fighters) it’s awful.
I scored two Hori Fighting Commanders for SNES Classic on clearance. I then got 8BitDo GBros adapters. So those are my go to SNES Switch controllers. Because L and R are BOTH on the shoulders AND on the face. The dream SNES controller for us Genesis kids. I notice a little latency because wireless connectivity and I think I may have interference though
For me I preferred the SNES controller for the opposite reasons. I used the SNES controller basically as a remapped 4 button controller, with the shoulder buttons being light kick and punch.
That's a smart layout
Can you use this as a wireless controller for the snes or Super NT?
You'd need some sort of BT receiver.
You missed the Secret Area in the first Ghost Level in Donut Plains.
Yup, pointed that out
Best dpad controller!! Best controller for platformers. ☺️
I lone the snes controller
The N64 controller feels necessary for playing N64 games on the online service plus it can link to emulators, a no brainer purchase.
There are some great 3rd party N64 alternatives though
Does anyone know if you can use it on pc and more importantly...batocera
Maybe, it's bluetooth
I've always liked the SNES controller form factor, hence why I am a huge fan of the SN30 Pro from 8BitDo. All the modern features while keeping the classic dogbone shape.
I would get one of these just as a display piece, it's such an iconic controller.
The problem with 8bitdo is their jack off communication and support for the community.
@@RoXolid Definitely won't deny that.
The SN30Pro is possibly the best retro controller that also plays modern games. It's $10 more.
But as I stated in the video I avoid 8BitDo as they don't support the community nor do they respond to inquiries.
The point is to have the authentic SNES controller experience - that's why people buy this. On a technical and comfort level, the PS5 controller is much "better" the SNES one - not the point. The point is, it's a genuine Nintendo controller that feels the same and looks he same as the ones we held 30 years ago. Maybe you're too young to remember 1993, 1994, 1995, but for those that do...some of us care if it's *a* controller, vs *THE* controller.
I bought one set for my switch lite. It wasn't until I bought them I found out they don't work with the switch lite.
They should, just in table top mode
@RoXolid Thank you. Any idea how I would make them work? Maybe do a video for people like me who don't know how to do this.
@RoXolid What is table top mode?
@SharitCreations Here you go!
th-cam.com/users/shortsgmle6uYWRdc?feature=share
@@RoXolid Thank you
When it comes to changing your mind about 8bitdo, you're as stubborn as my Italian mother😂. I an very aware of how you feel about them, but at least give the Snes bluetooth adapter a shot. It works flawlessly with a Switch Snes controller on original hardware. Same goes for the NES and Genesis adapters. I use the Switch Famicom controllers on my nes and famicom and all you do is hit the pair button on the switch controller and wireless receivers. Come on, Gary you're missing out lol.
No, I'm not missing anything. They have told me what they think of me as a consumer, they have 0 interest. So I am simply repaying thim in kind. Like anything would be better than just radio silence. It remindes me of a scene from one of my favorite movies, Back to School with Rodney Dangerfield: th-cam.com/video/pDLzLUmtU3w/w-d-xo.htmlsi=P_bOp-I5wANBsnux&t=18
I think I might pick some of these up. Too bad you don't get kick-back from Nintendo. I've always said 'go first party'. I just had to make a working Power A controller out of two broken ones (I transplanted an analog stick). Two $30 controllers to make one good(ish) one vs. one $60 first party... I do have the 8bitdo Pro 2 and no need to let your feelings known yet again but it works ok. (I will say that their new Ultimate controller for Switch SUCKS!) I have the NES controllers and finally got the N64 controllers and really, after using the Retro Fighters Brawler64 NSO editions, the analog stick on the N64 controller wins in games like Mario 3D. I can just tilt the stick a little bit and walk as expected. The Brawler seems to lag. I can walk, but it seems to initially register at roughly 10%, which at that point, I'm jogging. I have to throttle down so to speak after I start moving with the Brawler64. I got two of each kind and they are all like that.
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That was a (meh) joke. NOBODY gets money from Nintendo.
@@GiSWiG LOL, well I kinda do when people use my affiliate links to my Amazon Store.
I bought my Super Famicom controller on Ebay for like $70 back a few years ago. I use mine on the Retroad 5 Plus and many other things. I don't really support Nintendo Online. The system can't even handle EShop I don't think I want Online stuff. I wasn't very happy with Grand Theft Auto Trilogy. It put me off on getting Resident Evil 2. I will stick with the N64 version. They need to work on things. Streaming sucks. I want to own my stuff. I don't like needing the Cloud.
Get multiple 8Bitdo Dongles and you can use that thing all over the place. NES,SNES and PC. I actually use my G Bros adapter and SNES Classic Mini Controller just as much. It's also an option.
You don't need cloud gaming, the only thing that it ever reaches out to the cloud for is to verify your membership. The games are played locally on your device
I guess you missed my part where I talked about how I refused to buy 8bitdo product since they don't respond to correspondence request, social media, or emails? Unless I have no other choice I will never buy an 8bitdo product
@@RoXolid I think they never should have fired their N64 guy. He made stuff run fine on WiiU. It sucks now. They make bad decisions now that the Old man died. IDK. I think we are headed towards a crash. Even PC stuff nowadays they rush and release crap then try to fix it with Firmware Updates. I don't like it.
@@RoXolid Your loss. Why not Boycott Hyperkin for their shenanigans?
Hi ya'll I live in Europe (the Netherlands) i have an SNES controller with the coloured buttons. I really would like to have the US edition. Wanna trade? or help me out....? Thanks in advance
Heck yeah! Email me and we can talk