What just happened? 8BitDo is on a roll. After introducing a retro receiver for PlayStation and PlayStation 2 last week, the gaming peripheral specialist is back with another pocket-sized accessory.

The latest creation from 8BitDo is the Micro controller, and it’s now available to pre-order from Amazon ahead of its Aug. 24 launch date. The $24.99 controller comes in a powder blue or lime green ...

As an appreciator of comically tiny pieces of PC hardware, 8BitDo's new Micro Bluetooth Controller puts a smile on my face. The Micro is perfect for anyone who always needs to have a retro game ...

We may receive a commission on purchases made from links. 8BitDo — the company that has made some really great-looking controllers, keyboards, and other gaming accessories — launched a Bluetooth ...

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8BitDo Micro is the newest and weirdest gaming controller you will see today. From the looks of it, it will not be ideal for gamers with big hands, and here's the explanation behind this big "why." ...

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In a nutshell: At $19.99 each, the Zero 2 could serve as an excellent backup controller. Given its small size and lack of joystick, however, you're probably not going to want to use it as your go-to ...

Gaming controllers come in all shapes and sizes--but you’d be hard-pressed to find one smaller than the new 8BitDo Micro. Clocking in at less than 25 grams (for comparison, the Switch Pro Controller ...

Most game controllers ape the Xbox controller, which is supported equally well on the Xbox consoles and Windows. The 8BitDo Ultimate Bluetooth Controller, however, borrows equally from the Xbox and ...

Since purchasing a Retro Freak, I’ve wanted to get a decent wireless solution for my game pads. The wired pad that comes with the console is fine enough but a wireless option would be more convenient.

8BitDo is best known for its throwback-style Bluetooth gamepads, but a few months ago, it released DIY modding kits for original NES, SNES and Sega Mega Drive controllers. As the name suggests, some ...