The dual shoulder buttons are nice and clicky, and the layout feels largely like a standard SNES controller. ... the SN30 feels exactly like a standard SNES controller.

The Pocket SNES is a portable console inside a controller shell. Designing the enclosure for the Pocket SNES was challenging but led to a compact layout. The project requires soldering components ...

It's perfect for the Nintendo Switch, but PC and mobile games swap the button layout from left to right. In other words, the B button on the SNES30 Pro will perform the function of the A button if ...

In the clip, the normal A, B, X, and Y buttons are shown as red, yellow, green, and blue, as if they’re mimicking the Japanese and European SNES controller.

It uses controller layout standards like X-input to map out the buttons properly, depending on the platform. Setup has been streamlined a bit compared to 8bitdo’s controllers from earlier this year.

There are two SNES designs with European and North American colourways, but the stars of the show have to be the N64 and GC models, which brandish each controller's button layout and control stick ...

The SNES was what taught me how intuitive controller designs could be, but the real culprit of screwing with my brain was poorly integrated NES button mapping on SNES controllers. Key offender ...

The controller itself is well made, but the bizarre button layout of the Nintendo 64 means it’s next to impossible to ... The feedback is also just as good as the original SNES controller, ...