NES games tend to be very challenging, and it only gets worse when you have a controller that doesn’t always listen to you. The controller comes bundled with a wireless adaptor that plugs into ...

RetroTime, through retro accessory store 8BitMods (thanks The Verge for the tip), is releasing the NES HUB, a Bluetooth receiver that allows you to connect up to four wireless controllers to your NES.

The My Arcade GamePad Classic wireless controller is an ideal solution for nostalgic gamers who want to enjoy their NES Classic without having to sit on the floor or drag a cable across the room.

Several months after its release, it’s still difficult to track down Nintendo’s amazing NES Classic Edition. The tiny console is everything you want it to be, but it does have one tiny flaw ...

For starters, it offers basic wireless functionality for the NES Classic, but not just for the 8BitDo NES controller. The receiver works with other controllers, too, including the PS4 or PS3 ...

Hyperkin sent me its latest Super NES controller, the Scout Premium BT, which is a wireless, Bluetooth-enabled version of its Super NES Scout controller, as well as its new Cadet Premium wireless ...

Nintendo does not sell an official wireless controller for the NES Classic, although there are wireless controllers from third-parties you can purchase. The NES Classic comes with a single wired ...

For the NES and SNES Classic Edition consoles, this is a no-brainer upgrade. 8BitDo DIY Kits WHAT IS IT? A DIY upgrade kit giving wired controllers wireless Bluetooth capabilities. PRICE $20 LIKE ...

[Mark] sent in his wireless classic nintendo controller project. He built a wireless NES and SNES controller to use with his Wii via the Gamecube port. He used off the shelf TX/RX hardware and ...

We love our old Nintendo wired controllers, but sometimes you want to play a game on your a retro console like the NES and you have to sit across the room. A company called RetroTime has found a ...

One on top turns the controller on and off, and I found syncing it to my SNES Classic to be a completely painless process. I simply plugged into the wireless adaptor, hit the power button ...