When we think about enjoying the gaming experience on the Nintendo Switch we can not only look at the present or the games that are going to arrive in the future, we can also take a look back at the retro titles that we can run today directly on the Nintendo. And we have a good repertoire from a lot of different developers. However, for relive the experience of playing these titles, we also need a controller to match. And a very good option for its great quality/price ratio now that it is on sale is This wireless controller from Retro-Bit with an official license from Sega, available now for only 18 dollars on Amazon.
The controller is manufactured by one of the main brands dedicated to the world of retro games. This same brand is the one that made the controller inspired by that of the Nintendo 64, also for the Nintendo Switch. It has different models, but this one it is one of the best that we can acquire if we want to play classic Sega titles such as all Sonic The Hedgedog titles, but also for other retro games in general. It has the button layout of the Sega Saturn, with 6 main action buttons, a D-Pad with diagonal positions, and action triggers.
Such is the quality of this controller manufactured by Retro-bit that has the Sega certification sealbeing an officially licensed controller.
Of course, even preserving the essence of the classic game, it has Bluetooth wireless technology to connect wirelessly to our Nintendo Switch.
And as a gift included, it also has compatibility with other platforms, such as PC, Mac, Steam, PC, or Androidbeing able to connect it with the mobile.
By only 18 dollars is a perfect purchase for fans of retro games, and to revive those titles that marked our childhood. The standard price of this remote is around 40 dollars, and you can clearly see it because it is the price of the remote offered by other sellers on Amazon. A great purchase at a discounted price to enjoy the games that marked a generation.
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