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8BitDo, the company known for its retro controllers, is back with another Retro Receiver. This model is compatible with the PS1 and PS2 consoles.

8Bitdo has announced the M30 Bluetooth controller, a retro-style wireless controller based on the six-button controller that was made for the SEGA Mega Drive. It will go on sale on February 28.

Another retro-styled controller, the 8BitDo Sn30 Pro, is on sale for $36 (was $45), so give it a look if you prefer something inspired by the iconic SNES gamepad.

8BitDo's latest Retro Receiver lets you play games on a PlayStation 1 or PlayStation 2 with the likes of the Switch Pro Controller, Xbox Elite Series 2 and the DualSense Edge. The $25 dongle ...

8BitDo, the maker of some of the excellent retro gaming accessories, announces two brand-new, Sega Genesis style wireless controllers.

The controller, which has both retro and modern design influences, is getting a follow-up today named the 8bitdo Pro 2.

8BitDo has a new dongle that allows players to use modern wireless controllers on old consoles. While modern consoles often provide players with next-generation video gaming experiences, some ...

The 8BitDo SN30 Pro has repeatedly been called one of the best controllers for playing retro console games, particularly those originally made for the Super Nintendo Entertainment System (SNES ...

Retro gaming company 8BitDo is releasing a new controller called the M30 and a Retro Receiver adapter so that classic gaming fans can play the Sega Genesis with a wireless controller.

The latest retro-inspired controller from 8BitDo should bring a smile to the face of many Genesis fans. The M30 takes its cue from the Sega console's controllers and it works with PC, macOS and ...

Game controller maker 8BitDo announced today it is entering the keyboard market with its own product inspired heavily by Nintendo's 8-bit home gaming consoles.