8BitDo is releasing a new wireless and customizable arcade stick this month. This particular controller is reportedly licensed for the Xbox and will come out not long after the release of the "Street ...

Microsoft seems to be easing up third-party wireless restrictions. When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission. Here’s how it works. 8bitdo has unveiled a first-of ...

Highly customizable and packed with extra features, the 8BitDo Ultimate 2 Wireless Controller offers plenty of bang for your gaming buck.

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If you're looking for an affordable PC controller, the upcoming 8BitDo Ultimate 2C needs to be on your radar. Arriving on July 15, the wireless controller costs just $30 yet offers one of the key ...

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Alongside today’s Street Fighter VI launch, 8BitDo has announced a new Xbox-licensed arcade stick. The wireless accessory, which has moddable controls and supports swappable arcade buttons, arrives ...

Xbox controllers don't have a ton of features, but users have found third-party controllers that are just as reliable and ...

The Ultimate 2 doesn’t distinguish itself from its predecessor aesthetically, retaining the same Xbox-style layout with offset analog sticks. However, a closer inspection reveals that 8Bitdo has ...

The new controller works with Windows, Android, and the Neo Geo Mini retro console and features a ‘click-style joystick’ similar to that of the original console. The new controller works with Windows, ...

8BitDo, the game accessory maker known for its amazing third-party wireless controllers, announced its first-ever mechanical keyboard with a design inspired by Nintendo's 8-bit home gaming consoles.