Future Wireless Controllers?

[Greg2600]

I think Retro-Bit has this market sewn up.  Their offerings across most all the SEGA and Nintendo classic systems are pretty hefty.

[opt2not]

I think Retro-Bit has this market sewn up.  Their offerings across most all the SEGA and Nintendo classic systems are pretty hefty.

Do you mean 8bitdo? Because Retro-bit products are next to trash.

[FeverDrive]

I think a poll would be useful in this case to gauge demand

[nihlathak]

I'm still looking for quality N64 wireless controllers, haven't found them yet. Still using extension cords (and heavily modded Nintendo controllers) these days

[decommand]

I think Retro-Bit has this market sewn up.  Their offerings across most all the SEGA and Nintendo classic systems are pretty hefty.

No,  No any retro controller has the same control performance as joyzz, which kills them all in seconds.

[RetroAsylum_79]

Hey krikzz, is the rf receiver proprietary or is there a compatible transmitter that could be used in a atari2600 controller mod maybe?

[KRIKzz]

Hey krikzz, is the rf receiver proprietary or is there a compatible transmitter that could be used in a atari2600 controller mod maybe?

it proprietary

[slickrasta]

Please add IR blaster and revamp everdrives with ir receiver so we can wireless reset and go back to the rom page

Super NT, Mega SG, AVS NES / NT Mini and UltraHDMI N64 and all have built in hotkeys to do exactly what you want. FPGA consoles are the way to go anyway so that's my recommendation for NES, SNES, Genesis and N64 at least. Also I doubt designing a remote reset into a flash cart is as easy as adding an IR receiver.

[galvatron1983]

On top of my PC Engine pad suggestion, an updated Mega Drive pad with a turbofire switch would good too!

[galvatron1983]

Please add IR blaster and revamp everdrives with ir receiver so we can wireless reset and go back to the rom page

Super NT, Mega SG, AVS NES / NT Mini and UltraHDMI N64 and all have built in hotkeys to do exactly what you want. FPGA consoles are the way to go anyway so that's my recommendation for NES, SNES, Genesis and N64 at least. Also I doubt designing a remote reset into a flash cart is as easy as adding an IR receiver.

Some of Krikzz flash carts have a built in reset-to-menu function, such as the Mega Everdrive x7. Its triggered by a button combo on the pad, and no modding of the console itself is required.