The receivers allow you to hook it up to either a Sega Genesis or basically any modern system with USB - it even works on the Switch. The controller comes in a surprisingly nice blue hardcase, with a velvety interior that hold both the controller and two receivers a USB charging cable is also included in the case under the lining. Cheap plastic, badly fitting buttons, bad d-pads - basically what we all expect from third party controllers, and always reserved for player 2.īut as soon as you open the box you start to get hints that isn't the case here.
You might understandably be hesitant on hearing it's from Retro-Bit, and with reason - some of their early clone controllers frankly weren't very good. The controller comes in a surprisingly nice blue case Build Quality and Features Now retro-bit has worked with Sega to bring out an updated version of this controller for both the classic Genesis console and modern systems alike. Playing Street Fighter 2 just felt so right on it compared to, say, the SNES's stock controller (even if the SNES might have had the better ports of the game).
While some people may have nostalgia for the Genesis' original 3-button controller, the later six-button version is always going to be my favorite and what I associate with it.
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