Love it or hate it, the N64 Controller is quite iconic and during the Nintendo 64's lifetime, many third-party peripheral manufacturers attempted to refine Nintendo's original design into something a ...

Retro-Bit is hard at work on a new Dreamcast controller to be released in the latter half of 2020. While it looks to be retaining most of the same form factor as the original, the company is dedicated ...

Remember Retro-Bit, the company behind the nifty handheld NES / SNES, the RetroDuo Portable? Once again, the company is looking to make your outdated gaming habits a little more convenient, this time ...

This morning, Retro-Bit revealed that pre-orders have officially gone live for the Legacy16 Controllers, both wired and wireless. If you haven't seen these yet, they were teased earlier this year as ...

Sega’s Dreamcast is one of the most successful unsuccessful consoles ever made, the end of the line for Sega as a console hardware force, but a platform full of classic games. But while the Dreamcast ...

Accessory maker Retro-Bit is back with a new take on its Tribute64 controller, this time offering fans the chance to enjoy wireless gameplay with the Nintendo 64. The company launched a wired version ...

Everyone was talking about the PlayStation 4, Xbox One and Wii U during E3 this year, but the highlight of the Innex booth wanted nothing to do with these newfangled gadgets. I'm talking about ...

SegaBits recently reported that the company has a full line-up of Genesis and Saturn goods set for the Germany-based event this week, including USB powered items that will make it easy for fans to ...

The Dreamcast might be dead for good, but Retro-Bit is reviving SEGA's old-school controller for a nostalgic hurrah. Retro-Bit plans to release its new Dreamcast controller sometime in 2020, complete ...

Retro-Bit has made quite a name for itself when it comes to retro gaming gear, offering up an assortment of various pieces that old-school gamers can purchase to help their trips down memory lane.

Sega doesn't make consoles anymore, and that means it doesn't make controllers, either. The only third-party manufacturer with Sega's blessing is Retro-Bit, and after playing with the company's Sega ...

Remember Retro-Bit, the company behind the nifty handheld NES / SNES, the RetroDuo Portable? Once again, the company is looking to make your outdated gaming habits a little more convenient, this time ...