The Best 8BitDo Controller! - SN30 Pro + Review - Rerez
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- Опубліковано 21 жов 2024
- SN30 Pro Plus (or) What do you get when you put a SNES and PlayStation controller in a blender?
Also check out our review of the 8BitDo SF30 Pro here: • 8Bitdo SF30 Pro Contro...
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It's like if the SNES controller had a baby with the Dualshock 1
It looks like a bootleg Wii Pro controller.
@@Jdeadevil Well, there are USB controllers that look like SNES controllers
@@Jdeadevil I have 2 of those and mine have not broken yet and they are made with good plastic
@@notmyrealname1526 Wii Pro controller looks like a bootleg PS3 controller with awkward long grips lol
@@Jdeadevil get the original sn30pro then.
Does it work with the Souljaboy consoles?
Lord forbid
I wouldn't let my power lines, let alone my controllers near that pile of electronic waste.
I believe it only works with direct input USB HID controllers.
I dont think it can handle such almost Alien high technology.
Probably
Just bought and SN30 Pro and I love it. This is a no brainer for me. The D Pad is one of the very best I've ever used.
Can you sync it to different systems using the usb-c cord?
@@Black_Corey I don't think the usb cord syncs. But you can sync it to switch, windows, mac, and android by pressing different button combos.
I have the controller but the d-pad is horrible is that my problem?
Darn right I've lately been using it for Android emulation and some Blackthorne on the pc.
@@Black_Corey Yes I use mine with an LG phone adapted with a USB to USB-C adapter and it's flawless
I’m surprised there wasn’t a Super Famicom color layout.
I would buy one in a shot. As soon as they do most probably will.
I ORDERED an sf30pro with the colourful buttons but was sent an sn30pro with the purple buttons, not too bothered but would have liked my actual preferred colour scheme....
@@DavidLee-df888 They did before they pushed it back but they have some nintendo branding prob so the small letters would be colored but not the buttons so they went all black with the third option which allot of people like weirdly enough I have the G classic and the one here with Rez and they are made diff the sticks and triggers feel tighter and looser on both and the grips are alil different I prefer the snes version cause it feels alil better but the g classic is nice for mobile .
The SF colour scheme was also used on PAL SNES in Europe and A/NZ. So you would think that is a large market for it, as the North American colour scheme just looks horrible people who are not nostalgic North Americans.
The most important factor is the controller itself. It could be pink & I would've still bought it.
@@scottp.548 I still have a translucent pink Competition Pro joystick from my c64 days, nearly 35 years old that thing and still works ok. So yeah, pink makes its better I suppose, but I still want SF coloured peripherals...
Great episode, but more importantly, for me at least: where can I get that shirt?!?
I forget! Teefury I think?
Rerez is the controller good with smash?
SuperDuper probably not as good for smash as the GameCube or pro controller because of the placement of the dpad and left analog stick, but it will still work for smash just not as good
This is my favorite controller. I bought 2 the day they cam out, and I love it. I still use my SN30 Pro from time to time, but this one just feels more comfortable. I recommend this to any gamer.
True it is comfy. I got two as well for that non existant buddy that'll want to play with me lol. It's good but not great But it's very good I give it a 8 for sure.
@@teshx9x9x40 One for that non-existant buddy? That's saddening. I'm sure you've got friends to play games with. My extra one was a b-day gift for my nephew. We use ours to play Smash Ult. at least twice a week. Call me old fashioned, but I'm partial to the SNES controller design, and it's the best d-pad on any controller... Period. I use My SN30 Pro and Pro+ over my XBox elite any chance I get. I consider myself a controller collector, and I will say that this is the most versatile controller I've ever bought. I like the SN30 Pro, but sometimes it's just too cramped, though I prefer the straight SNES design. But when playing FPS with a controller, I stick with my Steam controller. It's as close to mouse & keyboard as you can get on a couch. Catch me online on Smahs Ult, or on Steam SBleed. We'll have a few matches bro.
@@sbleed Are this 8BitDo controllers durable? I want to hear the opinion of someone who have had them for a while. I am looking for a good quality controller. My Nintendo Pro controller got drift within a few month. I bought a second one, this time from PowerA and the ZR and ZL started malfunctioning within two weeks. I have had terrible luck with controllers and want to know if the 8BitDo controller is a good option.
@@Lwiis64 They are definitely higher quality than pad a. My pro and pro+ are 1 and 2 years old and I've never had a drift problem. The firmware is updated regularly so any syncing problems have been ironed out. I will say though on the snpro, I had A and B get mushy on me, so I took it apart and replaced the membranes. The controllers are easy to take apart and clean off need be. I consider them my universal controllers. If I go to a friend's, I only bring those because they'll work on any console, or computer. The pro+ has great software too. Better than the xbox elite software. So in short, Durable? Yes. Comfortable? Yes. Worth the money? Definitely!
@@sbleed Thank you very much! Reviews usually cover the product brand new, out of the box. But don't make any follow up later to review its durability. So I really appreciate your response.
Ah, I just can't get over the fact that they were forced to drop the SFC/SNES iconography. The previous controller + grips + analog would have been my perfect controller. Maybe even without the grips.
I know what you mean. Still there is always a healthy customization market for controllers and if this model is popular enough, it will work.
I mean... it has the same snes style but it has grips and analog triggers.
As well as a crap-ton of high-level customization.
They're going to have a SF edition of this that has a dark grey sticker on the SN grey plastic. There's hope for graphics from a third party, or you could have one made yourself.
huh neat
@@xaytana SF colour scheme is more than just dark grey accents, the MOST important part is the rainbow buttons!
Brings up no amiibo support a negative then bashes motion controls when in all honesty the reality is people care tons more about motion controls theb amiibo.
Plus they can always pull a joycon out and tap the amiibo quickly
Agreed on it being tricky connecting between devices, but overall a spectacular third party controller with an amazing D-pad.
I just ordered two of these controllers last week, but I'm still waiting for them to arrive. I have never been more excited to use a controller in my entire life! 😁
3:57 - Peel the sticker out and slap it on the back of the battery.
I have the SN30, and it seems to have really bad d-pad problems. Cardinal directions are often recognized as diagonal ones. The d-pad feel is great, but doing quarter circle inputs in fighting games is a real struggle. Does this controller have the same problems?
Ik that I am really late but it was fixed
I noticed something with this controller on windows in xinput mode. If you let the controller just sit for about 5-10 seconds, it will enter a pre power saving state. Just letting it sit this long followed by a quick single button press, it will not register. It's as if the controller partially goes to sleep and that first press on any button wakes it up. All following presses immediately after will be instantly registered. If you repeat this by simply waiting 5-10 seconds it can be reproduced every time. Tested on 2 windows 10 systems. Can you confirm/test this? Is this normal behavior? Tested with Retroarch and Cuphead on steam.
I've never noticed that with mine. I have noticed it shuts off leaving it idle for 10 mins but no pre sleep mode
This looks like a pretty good controller to use, I currently have the SNES30 & I've never run into a problem pairing with any of my 3 devices: NES, NES Classic & SNES. All I did was sync it to each one once, and it always remembers & pairs to each device. I like the design of this, plus the addition of extra triggers gives it the possibility to use it with N64 & PSX emulators.
So aside from the analog triggers what are the other things that pro+ does better over the regular sn30 pro? Because you make it sound like there's a ton but you only mention the one
Thanks again guys for the update on their more recent models. Always happy to see a new iteration of their line reviewed.
I love my SN30, I got it for this past Christmas and based on your review of it. I can see why this controller would be a bit more comfortable and whatnot, but I definitely love my SN30 and have no regrets.
Something weird happened. After I dropped it, it actually connects to the switch faster then it used to. Before, I had to wait longer then usual until it connects. Maybe like 15 seconds. Now it's like 3 or 4 seconds. May not sound like a lot, but you do feel it
will chuck mine once it comes in the mail, thanks
Everyone after reading this and looking at their controller. *YEET*
@@erieriderschillingcorner1595 don't misunderstand me, dropping the controller did nothing. Pure coincidence that it connects better. It is my primary switch controller
@@teneesh3376 *YEET* is *YEET* when you go *YEET* there is no *YEETING* back.
I was joking bruh.
Theres my next purchase then. Love the 8bitdo stuff, and this looks spot on
4:46 Update: they added an android app but sadly no IOS app since it doesn't connect to those devices
I would rather wait for the Soljacontroller, it’s basically a half of a ps4 controller and the other half of an xbox one controller glued together
GeoffDaCow that's a mock up, I've seen the prototype and it's a half a wii mode glued to the top half of an Atari 5200 controller
Thanks for the recommendation. I just placed an order for it based on your review!
I’m waiting for the SF 30 Pro +
They aren't making one. I'm fine with that, I prefer the pink buttons.
It's been my go to controller since I got it day one. The software is simple but effective.
One niggle I have, and there's not a huge amount they could do without stretching the whole design, is that the analog sticks are spaced like the Dual Shock 1-3 rather than the Dual Shock 4 that has them slightly further apart. Since I use analog sticks with the pad of my thumbs rather than the tip, my thumbs can collide if both analog sticks are pushed toward the center at the same time.
It has kinda showed me that many newer games don't even allow you to use the D-pad for character movement anymore, it's relegated to menu selection and secondary actions.
I reached out to 8bitdo about this, and they told me they are working on updating the software to allow you to map the stick inputs to the dpad.
So if you miss using the dpad for character movement, you might be able to do that with this controller in the future.
You can also buy the 8bitdo lite, which has two dpads and no analog sticks. However, the form factor is less than ideal, so I don't know about that. I am morbidly curious about how a fps would play with two dpads though....
As a Monster Hunter, I've worn out my fair share of R1 buttons. How does this controller hold up to that kind of stress?
That's "Nintendo Playstation" controller if Nintendo didn't betray Sony back then.
pretty spot on
Correction, if Sony didn't try to use that deal to cut into Nintendo's bottom line the same way they're now trying to do to Disney.
@@TeryJones You're both right.
Exactly
I use this for my Switch, and love it. The only thing that is missing is that I can't use it to wake up the Switch like my other controllers can. Not a deal breaker since it's for me by far the most comfortable controller I own and my Switch is easy to reach, but it is something some may take into account.
Likely because it's not solely a sSwitch controller it couldn't easily include that feature.
Thank you for the short and sweet review, so unlike a lot of the other guys long winded, boring videos! Very much appreciated. Just tell me, would you recommend this for emulating games on the SNES Classic and Playstation Classic?
Matt Therrien oh definitely. Especially snes games.
I can't find this controller to buy in Canada, It wasn't on Amazon last time I tried :'(
I took my sn30 pro away for a long weekend, about 72hours. Left it unpowered in my bag. Didnt use it. When i got home the battery was dead and required a long charge.... was a bit shocked 😮 to find this compared to Pro Controller
Good to know. I have been eyeing this controller for a while, so if I do buy it, I'll keep in mind that I might need to keep some AA batteries on hand. That's disappointing to hear, but not every product can be perfect.
I would buy this in an instant if it had a more modern aesthetic. I love 8bit's controllers and I've been in the market for a new Bluetooth controller for my phone
There is a black variant that looks aesthetically much more like the switch Pro controller. Maybe that would suit your needs? It's very sleek in my opinion, but it all comes down to personal preference.
Do they have wired versions? I'm not a fan of wireless controllers.
Unless I'm mistaken, you can use the included usb c cable which although intended for charging should be usable to turn the controller from wireless to wired. That's how my sn30 pro works.
Most of their controllers can be used over a USB-C cable and they just released a cheaper hardwired version of the SN30 Pro before this one.
You can use it as a wired controller for the systems that support it! I played a lot of PC games wired with this controller.
I wonder how long of a usb-c cable is available on the market. I like to sit pretty far back from my tv. The other downside is usb-c tends to slip out a lot. How bad this is depends on the cable and the device, but if the cord was stepped on it would most certainly disconnect.
I think the people who invented the D pad at Nintendo have died or retired at this point and now the company forgot what a dpad used to feel like lol
Hell yes. Awesome video bud!
SHANE! Where did you get that shirt and especially the similar Galaga one?
If you mainly use this for PC and switch then just leave it in switch mode and you'll be able to use it just as you would a pro controller D input (xbox/pc mode is x input) and using it thru steam you can translate it into x input when needed
The video quality of Rerez is amazing
Hey, I'm here early! Love your videos, your humor and informative nature is very nice.
Do I still need to mod these because the d-pad goes funky after some time? I had one of the original SNES style ones and have had nothing but problems with it as a USB device, a bluetooth device and I had to add those paper rings under the d-pad.
seems like to new Pro 2 fixes most if not all of the shortcomings of the Pro+
Looks like a real nice controller.
This is my favorite controller and the one i use almost exclusively for Switch and PC
Do the buttons stick though? My A button on my SF30 controller constantly gets stuck to the point where I have to smack the back of the controller to pop it out. 8bitdo sent me a replacement button pad and I am planning on putting that in soon, just sucks that I have to start taking the controller apart to try and fix it myself
Unlike yourself, I care little for vibration and I do like motion controls at times (most notably, _Breath of the Wild_ ). Unfortunately, I'm not currently in a state where I can justify dropping $50 on a new controller when I already have plenty that still work. I will definitely keep this video in mind, though.
Great review as always
Was loving both the SN30 and M30 8bitdo controllers but one major issue I have with them on Switch and PC is that all 3 I own will drop blue tooth signal or desync from the Switch or Pc at random moments. I dont even have my Pc and switch running at the same time so there shouldnt be any interferrance there. Even if there was, I never had this issue even back on PS3 controllers. No one who reviews these controllers ever seems to mention this issue, which I find odd.
This desync is a huge issue because you lose control of the game completely and it can get you killed until you re-sync the controller. The only way Ive found around this issue is to use them wired. Its not a big deal if your playing a turn based strategy game but for most games you risk getting killed from dropped signals. If you get these be aware that this does happen, and you may want to play most games wired.
I also get conflicts when trying to use these controllers wirelessly on my emulation focused PC. The controller creates different controller profiles, two of them for each controller, which conflict with eachother. Ive tried updating to older firmware but either way it occurs. So I stopped using the controllers wirelessly on PC and for switch I will use the controller wirelessly if Im playing a strategy game, but other than that use them all wired now. Other than that the build quality is quite good.
I read about this in the amazon reviews. It's the only reason preventing me from buying one.
@@Jim55324 Yea that was the one major disappointment for me. They make pretty nice wired controllers but going wireless is way too unreliable to the point where I almost never use the feature, unless playing a turn based game.
Please answer the question for me. Is this compatible with the Playstation Classic, is it usb supported?
Do you also say _Nintendu?_
Ok rerez, but what about a good controller with individual d-pad inputs? Aside from the joycons i mean; I can't believe i have to go and get a mod kit for my ds4 just for that, those things go for 20€...
Using the SF30 Pro for now, but my hands is a bit too big, hence a bit harder for me to play games that needs precision, SN30 Pro+ will be the my new controller, a lot cheaper too
I had the sf30 pro and it was great for emulation but the lack of grip and triggers sure doesn't feel so good for modern games, this one looks way better.
Will probably get it sometime later.
The 8Bitdo SF30 is still my all time favorite retro controller. Using it with my GPD XD+ is pure heaven. Not really feeling this SuperNinPlaystation design.
I love 8BITDO Controllers, and this looks amazing.
Quick question, if you plug this to your switch via the USB Cable, do you have to fiddle much with the connecting, or will it auto connect while connected?
Also does it use Micro USB or USB-C?
Definitely type C socket. Not sure about the connection, I use my sn30pro on two tablets, one Windows and one Android with no problems.
@@DavidLee-df888 Yep, I'll be using it with my Raspberry Pi mostly, but if I can plug and play Switch it would be even better!
Very cool. I use their 8bit adapter it was best thing because i use Dualshock on pc often.
Is it just on my end or is the sound low quality?
Wockes your end probably. Sound is okay
Another fantastic review!
My SF-30 Pro, bought from Amazon, has the button combinations to connect to specific platforms on the back as well, without having to remove anything to look at it. I don't believe it could be from there being seperate versions of the SF-30 Pro, but I may be wrong
Thank you thank you thank you for pronouncing it correctly. Excellent review. Love your videos.
i wish they did this same treatment on a gamecube controller:( these guys are amazing, and i'm the weird guy who wants to use a gamecube controller on everything, pls 8bitdo, one day maybe...
Did they fix the problem with the D-pad? It's really annoying trying to move left or right and you move up and down. Its not a problem when it comes to games that don't use up to jump but it does for fighting and puzzle games. Idk how many I jumped in street fighter when I all I wanted was to move forward or how many dropped chains in Tetris attack my cursor went down when I wanted to go left.
From what i've heard, it's better
@@DanielAyy hopefully it is. I really wanna buy one.
@@SpaghettiJoBayBay I'll tell you what I think once I get a hold of one. Hopefully it'll be on Friday
@@DanielAyy that would be great, I'd appreciate that very much
@@SpaghettiJoBayBay It came today. I've played with it for hours now and I can safely say that the D-Pad is significantly improved. I can still get occasional up or down input, but it's rare and not nearly as much as the regular Pro version.
I've tried quickly pressing left and right in multible games and I get up/down inputs about 10-15% of the time. Much better than the 40-50% I get with the Regular pro variant.
Overall, the D-pad on the pro+ is significantly better than than the pro regular. It's not the best D-pad i've ever used but it is quite good! I used the SN Edition btw.
The buttons and sticks also feel good. The sticks remind me of a Ps4 controller.
How long is the battery life?
I might get this for my pc since the old ds4 controller I'm using has a terrible battery life and sometimes I have to mess around with emulating it as an xbox controller to work in certain games.
I got mine a couple weeks before xmas and I haven't needed to recharge it yet, although I haven't used it every day
I'm definitely buying one because I'm so used to Playstation controllers. While I do love the option to use a GameCube controller and Switch Pro controller, Playstation controllers are what my muscle memory has been used to for years
I got my $16 Amazon discount code and can't wait to use this to buy 8bitdo sn30 pro plus Controller very soon for my Nintendo Switch and Samsung Galaxy S8
Does it have Xbox 360 or XB1 driver compatibility support for PC? Microsoft controllers are the only PC controllers I've ever used that work without a hitch
Does this controller work with the Retron 5?
Are the joysticks good for fps games?? I wanna play doom with this
I got this controller yesterday, and it is amazing. The only problem I have with this controller is when I tilt the left stick straight down, it goes slightly to the right. It isn’t a huge problem since I can easily work around it, but it’d be nice if it didn’t do it.
Ok serious question: can this be used for an snes Bluetooth dongle? I have the supernt and an 8bitdo snes dongle.
Yes, just use the upgrade tool from the 8bitdo support site to upgrade the receiver and the controller to the latest firmware and then start the controller in android mode and it should pair normally.
Can u connect it with the USB cable. My PC doesn't have bluetooth
2:24 So does that mean he doesn't use motion controls for Super Mario Odyssey?
I didn’t either since I played this game with my Gamecube controller (for extra nostalgia points).
No one does,... at least not willingly.
@@ABlob willingly being the keyword. Unfortunately some moves can only be done with motion controls, such as throwing cappy straight up or down. Luckily, this move isn't required to beat the game, but for some speedruns require the it to perform certain tricks or glitches.
Now if the software for this controller was advanced enough to remap a motion control to a button, it would be a God tier controller. Maybe one day.
@@ckillgore Well, there's emulation. At least, motion controls to a stick or mouse or button works well enough that way on Dolphin with Wii games... But that's probably not yet allowed in speedruns yet. Gotta wait for the Switch to become as hard to buy games for it as the GameCube for that. ^^'
The ns30 8bitdo controller is what I use for tetris. It's amazing. Minimises the mistakes I would make
What's the point, though? I don't want wings on my SNES-styled controller.
I remember buying the SN30 Pro after it was on a flash sale on Amazon months back. I love it a lot since my friend gave me his older discontinued model as a thank you which gave me a head start in becoming comfortable with it.
Though, as I played games like Splatoon 2 ( Games that benefit well from a more standard controller style ) I looked to 8bitdo for their receivers to use a Wii Classic Controller Pro for Smash bros and a PS4 controller recently for Splatoon 2. I may consider the SN30 Pro+ as a replacement to my PS4 controller should anything happen.
PS4 controller is amazing for Splatoon 2
Joey Greathouse I know. I used it for the Final Splatfest and its effectiveness is awesome. No NFC errors, ability to feather the triggers, and decent motion controls. An overall awesome package.
@@SkyblueStarmoon PS4 controller seems to be the only controller I can manage more than a couple hours on, anything else and my hands cramp after an hour or two but I can do 6+ on PS4 controller easy
It's not hard at all to connect to multiple platforms... how can you not memorize the buttons after like three times you switch platforms?
For me Y is Switch, B is PC, A is my phone. It's a no brainer, it connects instantly.
Wait a minute, does it have no Rumble at all for Switch games, or just no HD Rumble?
No rumble at all for Switch games.
That's not true. There is traditional rumble on Switch with the SN30 Pro +; just not HD rumble.
I'm still wondering if the rubber on the joysticks still has the aweful pencil eraser consistency.
ChB S it does not. It’s a high quality rubber/plastic mix
3:58 instead of putting the instructions under the batteries I think it'd be better if it was on the back of the battery cover, Then it's still hidden but you don't need to take the batteries out.
Imo 8bitdo dpads have all been not great (was never a fan of most Nintendo d-pads due to the mechanism heavily favoring diagonal presses, didn't try their Genesis controller)
Is this different?
The only exception on that is the switch joycons, which ironically most people don't like... Individual buttons for each direction on the dpad are a nieche market relegated almost exclusively to platformer and fighting games players, everyone else prefers cross pads or even shells for... Reasons? I honestly never understood why...
All my 8bitdo controllers have been bricked after less than a year of use. Suddenly the power light just turns yellow and I can't turn it on or off, or do anything with it. When I contacted them to get it fixed or replaced it was a process of sending the controller to China, with me paying the postage which cost almost as much as just buying a new controller. So I bought a new controller, and after less than a year, it bricked again. I hope this isn't the case with this new one, but I'd be very weary of buying anything from them again.
Best Buy got excellent return values and they selling this controller now themselves through their website 😀
Love your videos rerez❤
Love from Nepal❤❤💓
How long does the battery last? Asking for both the included back as well as for two AA batteries.
Haven't tried with AA batteries, but the included battery works for about 20 hours, depending on how much vibration is used for your games
AA batteries differentiate wildly based on brand and quality, you could make an entire video on this question.
Me personally, I use cheap chinese rechargeable batteries because they are nearly weightless and it helps prevent carpal and cubital tunnel syndromes via lighter controller, even if I have to keep half a dozen charged and swap for a 3 hour game session lol
does the SNES version of this controller have indented X and Y buttons?
Yes
I consider this controller as my PC controller if I have it. Should I get this or wait for Xbox One Elite Controller 2?
Elite is much better just the pedals on the back is worth it over this
I've had the hardest time getting this controller to work with Xbox one games for PC and I can't find any way for it to work properly. Steam works fine, it's just the game pass for PC it seems to have issues with
I can’t wait for mine to arrive. I’ve been using a 3rd party Game Cube controller to play Smash Ultimate for a while now, but it’s starting to break. The right stick drifts like a bitch.
Controller looks dope
I have the normal version of this controller and I really didn't find it hard to change from platform to platform, I just did the combination and it synced. The hard part is changing from switch to another switch.
It's literally as easy as putting in any cheat code in any game which, for me, adds to the retro feel
I've heard about this Controller and that it has no Vibration.
I would have preferred a Super Famicom style of this Controller.
I want this for Resident Evil HD on Nintendo Switch since you can't use your weapons with the ZR Trigger Button in this game!
Correction: At the end you said the controller didn’t have vibration support on the Switch. No matter if you were right or wrong, it does support it now, at least.
It had always had vibration support. Not HD, but just regular rumble.
And now they're making a new version of this controller
You can get a gameklip for your phone too.
2:42 Oh no no no, don't get my hopes up about Spelunky on Switch before the sequel's released! I get it, PC, I know, but still.
WwoowW Looks AwesomE Bro Mate.
Using this on PC and it feels great, not as good as the Raiju by razor or the C40 TR controller by Astro but definitely really good for its price.
How much play time do you get before having to charge it?
@@fattiger6957 about 12 to 15 hours I'd say
are the bumpers (L1, R1) clicky like the xbox one controllers?
No this controller does not have clicky buttons. If you want clicky shoulder buttons then get a steam controller. It makes the gba sp buttons feel soft (only the top shoulder buttons are super clicky and the trackpads)
@@bland9876 The clicky buttons sure are nice but they don't last long imo. This is actually good news for me. Looking forward for this or the sf30 pro+ to be available.
@@Basqui. the only clicky buttons on the sn30 pro+ are the hart and star buttons as well as the sync button witch has no symbol on it or next to it
As I don't really use Bluetooth controllers anywhere outside of my Switch AND I never use Rumble, that won't be a problem. I might pick this up instead of a Pro Controller...
[sees the ability to remap controller] I NEED. If only I could make the ports of classic Doom have weapon hotkeys...
Does it have TURBO mapping and will work on switch?
It works on Switch but not sure about turbo
Honestly, while I agree on the customizing being a tad easier between platforms, it'd be better if there were profiles you can set, similar to what Steam does.
That aside... I may have to get this, especially if this means I can give my Joycons a rest for Switch.
I got Two Rez for that off chance a friend will actually play with me haha. And to switch it up and use their exp phone clip on the g classic to play dreamcast emu on the go. : D. I was hoping ud get to this since it's a very important piece of the controller scene rn.
Still waiting for my UK preorder :(
In fact, the longer I wait, the more I want to swap my black edition for the gameboy one.