It wasn't square and boxy like the NES and Master System controllers but had a rounded, ergonomic shape which was more comfortable to hold, and it had one extra action button. Bliss! However ...

You may like I tried the Nintendo Switch 2 Pro Controller and it adds the one feature I’ve always wanted I test gaming controllers for a living — here are the 6 ... buttons. That’s adequate ...

The combination of a digital shift register, a streamlined PCB layout, and intuitive button placement made the NES controller ...

I once had to update the firmware on both my Retro Receiver and an older model of the SN30 to enable the pad's X and Y buttons on my SNES Classic. (The system was reading my controller as an NES pad.) ...

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Almost every inch of it is exactly the way you remember it, only at a much smaller 5 by 4 by 1.6 ... NES Classic. (Editor's note: You can plug in a Wii Classic Controller and use the home button ...

But two different Polygon editors who played around with the SNES Classic Controller thought that its buttons and D-pad felt a bit mushier than they remembered those of the original gamepad being.

It’s clicky and feels nothing like the membrane-based buttons of the original NES controller, but personally I like its chunky feel. If that’s not to your liking, however, the switch is hot ...

separate buttons styled after the A and B primary action buttons on the NES controller. These wired add-on “Super Buttons” can be programmed for individual keys or macros. With four inputs ...