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Hello everybody,

After Nes30 and FC30, 8Bitdo comes back with 3 new produits: Snes30, Nes30 Pro and one stick Arcade.

I start presales on Belchine.net
But, i must have some presales to confirm my order to 8Bitdo.

For SNES and Pro, I need 5 presales.
For stick arcade, i need 4 presales.

Supernes (color buttons ): 40eu ( available begin April )
Nes30 Pro ( 2 stick and L1R1/L2R2 ): 50eu ( available begin April)




Stick Arcade: 110eu ( prices only for presales. Available now )







Contact me in MP for more info.

8Bitdo website: www.8bitdo.com

State of presales:

-Snes30:

1. Extern
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5.

-Nes30 Pro:

1. Open- consoles members
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5.

- Stick Arcade: in stock end february

Ced

"unboxing"

FC30 ARCADE JOYSTICK: http://youtu.be/HNcc0xCFuaQ

Deen,

Yes i think it is standard parts...Maybe i'll open one to see inside
The weight is about 2.5kg!!!

I try it with my Minix N?o X7 and SNES.emu, MD.emu and Neogeo.?mu. Very very very Nice

Ced

Is there more information on the FC30 Pro and Windows compatibility? Can't find an English option on the 8bitdo website.

How are the controls seen in Windows (Xinput?) and can it be used over bluetooth or is it USB?

Excellent thanks, these look really good especially for tablets due to their slim form factor.

hI,
FC30 Pro works over Bluetooth and USB like others devices to 8bitdo. I'm testing FC30 Pro actually. It runs on my Mac with Open-Emu. I will test it with my RaspberryPi2 with Recalbox

Hi K0en, I am interested in the FC30 Pro, looks really nice. But I have some questions, is the dpad as good as the NES30's?
Does it have R3-L3? Are the R2-L2 analog triggers or just regular buttons? Thanks in advance

Hello !

Sorry, i talked about FC30 Arcade Stick and not about FC30.

It's a great stick. I think it's possible to change buttons and stick. They seems to be standard parts. It's not my stick, so i don't open it to see inside

There is an empty party where is the USB wire and a Raspberry Pi stick it in !

<blockquote class="twitter-tweet" lang="fr"><p>Cette fois c&#39;est bon, ca ferme, et la sortie Hdmi et alimentation sont du bon c?t? ! #FC30Pi2 powaaaaaa! pic.twitter.com/8SynG7pDbc</p>&mdash; k0en (@koenigbook) 27 F?vrier 2015
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<blockquote class="twitter-tweet" lang="fr"><p>#RPI2 + #recalbox + #FC30Arcade = perfect threesome ! pic.twitter.com/GUnilfDWU0</p>&mdash; k0en (@koenigbook) 1 Mars 2015
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FC30 Stick Arcade Bluetooth review by Koen

www.open-consoles-news.com/2015/03/prise-en-main-du-stick-arcade-fc30.html

Hey...

English translation should arrived later....

And from 8bitdo about Windows:

Yes. Support DirectX input and Xinput both

Just got mine and it doesn't seem to be Xinput compatible, it is recognised and pairs ok but functions like a generic bluetooth pad rather than an XBox 360 controller. For example in Tomb Raider and Dead Island it has exactly the same borked button mapping as my Ipega controller.

i think they meant XBox support via USB only (which does work well after a firmware update) and not bluetooth, on their forum they say it is impossible as XBox doesn't support bluetooth. I thought they would be doing a workaround, ie using an intermediate program to spoof Windows into thinking there is an XBox pad connected sort of like you get with the Tincore mapper.

Other solutions like x360ce have been hit and miss for me and I was hoping they would have a rock solid way of doing it. Still I suppose there is hope for the future if enough people request it, they have released a few firmwares with new features and bugfixes already. I've ordered a new OTG adapter and retractable cable already so I may hang on to it.

XBox support via USB is done by holding power + R1 and then connecting the controller btw, it shows up in Windows as an XBox controller. The analogs work quite well, a lot better than I first thought after testing them in Windows.