My hands are cramping just thinking about using it.
I really only see this being good for kids or if you are packing seriously light and want a couple extra controllers for the strangers on the plane next to you.
I just saw the article too, but I have a distinct feeling, that these controllers have existed for a long time. I am probably thinking of some other ones.
I have seen similar concepts from various yum-cha vendors, but usually with fewer buttons.
What’s holding me back on this thing is that it does not appear to have any analog sticks, not even a pair of little slidey 3DS style ones. I’d buy it if it did. But otherwise, I’ll stick with my little Gamesir pad.
This is where I am. Just waiting for a smaller version of the sn90 pro
You are probably thinking of the direct predecessor, the Zero2.
But this one sounds interesting. I mean sure it’s diminutive, but it’s also… cute? Plus it’s USB-C with cute, not micro-USB like the previous one. I might need one.
Ah yes, thanks for the link!
And yes, I agree that they look cute, and can be useful for playing NES /SNES games.
Looks like it nice upgrade to it’s predecessor. I have no use for it but 8bitdo always makes great stuff so for those interested it’s probably worth it
Thank you! This was perfect timing as I was about to buy a zero2!
For those who aren’t familiar with these, yes they work as game controllers and are small (but usuable), but a lot of people use these as a shortcut button box for art and other applications. Like A takes out your paint brush and B your eraser
You could use it as a power point clicker etc.
That’s incredibly cute. I wonder if the portability factor would conflict with having joysticks sticking out, but a trackpad would be good.
