Overall, I'm very satisfied with them and honestly may not bother with the SN30 if they ever do get back in sock. I haven't really noticed any dropped inputs, either, so that's a plus. Retro-Bit seems to know what they're doing in this area. I've definitely used worse, and I wouldn't call it bad by any means. The Tomee SNES USB Controller lets you play classic arcade and puzzle games on your PC. Its USB connectivity makes installation a snap on a PC or a Mac. The D-Pad seems solid and I have no complaints with it. Color: Gray Type: Controllers Platform: SNES Feature: Featuring an eight-way directional pad and six digital buttons, the Tomee SNES USB Controller lets you play classic arcade and puzzle games on your PC with ease. So my finger rests a little lower than usual, oh well. Sure, I'd rather have only one on each side and have them be vertically centered, but this is an acceptable compromise considering that this controller is actually available. I'll likely never use them, so it's good that my thumbs never really get close to them.Īs for the shoulder buttons, they are not ideal, but they work fine. Regarding form factor, the controller is a good size and the analog sticks don't get in the way at all. While I can't directly compare them to the SN30, I'll say that they are just as responsive as my M30 2.4G. I am petty sensitive to input lag, but have no issues so far with this on the Legacy 16. I've been playing through Super Mario World with them on my Super NT and can absolutely vouch for them as well.

a Sega Genesis and Super Nintendo gamepad, complete with USB and original console ends for me to. I was very excited to discover the Legacy 16 and ended up buying two of them. Review: Retro-Bit Dual Link SNES/Genesis Controller. I, too, have been unable to get ahold of SN30, despite months and months of trying.

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