PixelDharma wrote:
Still out here waiting for the wireless versions. Really hoping it matches/exceeds the other options on the market like Joyzz and 8bitdo's Genesis-style wireless pad.
Of course, we're working on the 2.4 GHz wireless and Bluetooth versions of the SEGA controllers. We should have more news on them in the coming months.

bigbadboaz wrote:
Sorry for replying to myself, but posting prompted me to go over to Castlemania. I noticed that the lone Saturn pad review is gone.. it had cited the broken D-pad we're all talking about (and strangely enough also awarded 4 stars). Are Castlemania covering (up) for Retro-Bit!? From the outside there's no other reason why they'd take down a very detailed, well-written review that even awarded a quantified good score.
I dunno, it reeks of fishiness and thought I'd point it out. Taking down one bad comment on a niche site sure isn't going to stop the multiples popping up on Amazon.
We do not force review takedowns nor do we pay for reviews. Ryan at Castlemania is a great friend of ours (he's a one-man show, amazing) but we would never ask him to remove any bad reviews (same for Amazon or any partners of ours). While he is an online store, he is also a passionate gamer as well and gives us great feedback on products. We've learned from our past mistakes and take our work seriously.

xxx128 wrote:
Is there a release date for the dual analog saturn pads yet?
We don't have a date nailed down, just yet. We hope to have news to announce on it later this year.
donluca wrote:
Nice, thanks for clarifying that up!
And nice touch to give each region their own artwork

Of course! We're glad the way it turned out and it's great to hear people love it as well.
Bassa-Bassa wrote:
Hello,
How could one know if his RetroBit Saturn controller for the Saturn console belongs to that flawed first batch and therefore needs to ask for a replacement? (I mean, aside of spending +1 week with it in order to see if it gets broken.)
It is difficult to tell without opening up the controller and testing the specific part. We do not recommend opening up your controllers as you could also damage other parts. However, we are honoring any DPad or flawed performance issues with replacements. If you feel it is dropping inputs or isn't responsive, please e-mail us your issue at
info@retro-bit.com.
