Nintendo’s NES Classic Edition is about as perfect as a gadget can get—except for those ridiculously short controller cables. You can already buy extensions, or you can just cut the cords ...

This USB dongle will let you use your unmodified NES controllers on a computer. That’s because it includes the same socket you’d find on the classic console. The image above shows the p… ...

Sitting inches away from the TV might've been normal when we were tots, but eyestrain thanks to the NES Classic Edition's super-short cables just isn't cute anymore. Thankfully, third-party ...

Despite its limited availability, the NES Classic Edition is one of the hottest gifts of the holiday season. It’s well-designed, packed with great games, affordable … ...

USB NES controllers are old school these days, but [Jay] put together a nice new take on the project. He shoehorned a USB interface adapter, USB hub and a USB memory stick to store his collection o… ...

Called the Retro Receiver, the $19.99 receiver simply plugs into the controller port on an NES, letting you replace the standard, tethered gamepad with something wireless.

If playing the original Metroid on a Dualshock 4 seems too anachronistic to you, the Retro Receiver for the NES Classic Edition also comes bundled with an authentically rectangular NES30 controller.

As adults, even ones who love retro systems, we have other problems with sitting on the floor playing video games, like back pain. But thanks to the good folks at 8BitDo and Analogue, that’s no ...

Nintendo Switch controllers are flexible, if flawed — the latest hardware they work with is the NES Classic, via 8bitdo’s $17 Retro Receiver, and a new firmware update available now for that ...

A long time ago, I used to use an old SNES controller connected to an adapter that connected to the old serial port on one of my ancient PCs—it was perfect for emulated games.

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 ...