SN30 Pro

When I first played Hollow Knight on Switch I used the pro-controller and stick, and it was so fucking hard, but I thought I was just shit or the game was too hard, but I managed to do everything except beat Radiance and NKG, and I didn't do Godhome. Got it on PC a year or few later, played it using

I'm a fan of the M30 for emulation, but not so much for many modern 2D games. It's a good d-pad for platformer games. It's nice to have the 6 button layout for Mega Drive / Saturn emulation and many modern fighting games, but that layout falls short in Nintendo games - especially modern ones - to th

These 8bitdo controllers have a very similar feel to original SNES controllers. I wouldn't know if the d-pad will work well for you but, to me, it feels very similar to a SNES pad. https://www.8bitdo.com/sn30-pro-g-classic-or-sn30-pro-sn/ I don't know of any adapters to use original snes controllers

Ordered! After watching Russ from Retro Game Corps’ review to double check. Thanks for the recommendation. I had no idea 8bitdo had ditched the mushy d-pad, and I loved everything else about my SN30 Pro+, so I’m happy to just upgrade instead of switching.

Not my thread, but I have a Pro 3 for the Switch and the Pro 3 for the Steam Deck, both different colors. Yes, I know you can switch between the two, but I'm lazy and keep the systems in different places. So having dedicated controllers for each device is worth it to me. Then I have other controller

Aside the 8Bitdo M30 2.4G Wireless, and the 8Bitdo M30 Wired Controller, there also is another option: https://retro-bit.com/controllers/saturn/ If you go wireless, go with a controller that comes with a 2.4 Ghz dongle, it will give you less latency than bluetooth. Also, the "Retro-Bit Saturn Pro" c

SN30, Pro 2 and Pro 2 Xbox dpads were always bad. Stiff, with bad diagonals, just very generic membrane dpad. No wonder 8bitdo redesigned it like 2 or 3 times with every new revision and model. I can only imagine one type of gamers who consider it "great" - people who used to mash and press their dp

I got a steam deck LCD, switch 1, oled, and 2, rp6, anbernic 35xxsp and I use an m5 iPad Pro 13 with a modded galileo g8 for streaming, also an rg ds For couch, I want 2 options. I’d like the iPad Pro M5 11 inch screen, with a built in controller that is shaped exactly like the steam deck controls r

Eh, wouldn't say that his statement is untrue either. It depends on the specific controller and the games you play. I've had 3 8bitdo controllers over the years: sn30 pro (1st version which looked more like a snes controller), pro 2 wired controller and pro 3 in gamecube colorway. Sn30 pro has VERY

Used an 8Bitdo SN30 Pro for 3 years because it has a great d-pad for the price, switched to Hori Fighting Commander because it's also more comfortable in hand while still being pretty cheap