Choose the perfect vertical mobile controller. We compare the $30 wired 8BitDo against the $35 Bluetooth GameSir.

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To celebrate the 30th anniversary of the Nintendo 64 (N64) console launch, 8BitDo is releasing Clear Blue variations of its Ultimate 2 Wireless Controller and Retro 87 TKL Keyboard. This Clear Blue ...

At $30 with a dongle included in the box and drift-proof analog sticks, this controller is better than the official Xbox pad at less than half the price. For gamers on a budget, it’s unbeatable. In ...

We may receive a commission on purchases made from links. iPads have become increasingly powerful to the point where there are cheap ways to turn your tablet into a laptop replacement, so it stands to ...

Building a DIY Steam Machine combines the adaptability of a PC with the ease of a gaming console, offering a customized entertainment system for your living room. According to Hardware Haven, one ...

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After 8BitDo collaborated with Analogue on the final (delayed) release of the Analogue 3D with its 8BitDo 64 Bluetooth wireless controller, 8BitDo is following up with the release of two new products: ...

The new $24.99 adapter plugs into the N64’s front ports and serves as a wireless bridge for modern Bluetooth controllers including Xbox, PlayStation, and Switch gamepads. The company also released a ...

Analogue has unveiled its latest run of limited edition 3D consoles, drawing direct inspiration from unreleased N64 prototype colorways manufactured in the late ’90s The new range features five ...

Yep, just like 8BitDo’s USB Adapter 2, but smaller, a bit cheaper, and with a low-latency mode on PC. Yep, just like 8BitDo’s USB Adapter 2, but smaller, a bit cheaper, and with a low-latency mode on ...