Hyperkin sent me its latest Super NES controller, the Scout Premium BT, which is a wireless, Bluetooth-enabled version of its Super NES Scout controller, as well as its new Cadet Premium wireless ...

Nintendo appears to be ready to launch new SNES controllers for the Switch. In an FCC filing the new controller is shown with Bluetooth support, and what could be an updated design to support the ...

Using the 8Bitdo Retro Reciever for the SNES, retro gamers can wirelessly play classic ‘90s games with any Bluetooth compatible gamepad. The receiver supports a range of controllers made by ...

Imgur user ericmerl uploaded images of his modded SNES controller fitted with a RF transmitter, power switch and lights, battery, Mini USB port for charging, and a heap of soldered wirework.

However, the SNES Classic appears to feature the original console’s seven-pin controller ports on the front, as you can see in the images above.

[Update: Nintendo just announced the SNES Classic Edition, a $79.99 throwback that comes with 21 Super Nintendo games and, a welcome change, two classic gamepads instead of one.

As with the previous version, the Retro Receiver for the SNES is a simple wireless adapter that plugs into the controller port of any Super Nintendo — including the Japanese Super Famicom, along ...

It was the best controller around at the time, and there's nothing I'd rather play these games on. While the NES Classic controller had a tiny 20-inch cable, the SNES Classic's has 43 inches to ...

[Mark] sent in his wireless classic nintendo controller project. He built a wireless NES and SNES controller to use with his Wii via the Gamecube port. He used off the shelf TX/RX hardware and used… ...

Equipped with a 3.5" screen, the SupaBoy is designed to look like an original SNES controller with a top loading port that plays original 16-bit SNES and Super Famicom cartridges.

He's worked up an adapters for the NES, SNES and N64 controllers to plug straight into your Wii's GameCube port, and while they certainly aren't simple, it's all DIY magic. [Via Hack a Day] ...

Equipped with a 3.5” screen, the SupaBoy is designed to look like one of the original SNES controllers and has a port built into the top that plays original 16-bit SNES cartridges.