Even in games like Super Mario world, You will still have trouble just running flying at times

I played Super Mario World with it and it worked just fine.

Also I actually died falling off the very first vine in Super Mario Bros. 2 in the all stars collection

I'm not sure whether or not the D-pad is more sensitive than the original controllers yet; so far I've only played Super Mario 2 on the Super Mario All-Stars cart with the new controller.

It’s true that the D-pad is clearly circular, but for the games I’m playing (super mario, donkey Kong country

like the color and the new layout on the start and select

has a nice, solid feel and I really prefer the Famicom colors over the U.S. color scheme.

The color is fine and we both liked the finish, but there was a little overhang of plastic on the front of the controller

I love this thing

I love this thing and have already ordered another one.

I plugged the receiver into my Super NT, turned the system on, pressed the red button on the front of the receiver, turned the controller on, and within a minute it was paired

I bought this to use with a Super NT which has not yet arrived, but I did take it for a spin via bluetooth on my PC

Other than that it's a wonderfully solid product with a great d-pad

As others have mentioned, this device is a great idea and largely implemented very well, except for a truly miserable D-Pad

They feel much closer to a genuine SNES controller than the old 8bitdo SNES30 controller did

Instead, I opened up a couple genuine SNES controllers I had lying around that didn't work very well and put their d-pads in the 8bitdo controllers

Sn30 version works great, I could not see any lag with the wireless bluetooth, dpad and buttons feel as good as original snes controller.

It's pretty much the best 3rd party SNES d-pad I've ever used

The Select/Start buttons should be diagonal and styled like the original SN30 and classic SNES gamepad

First - the build quality of the controller is pretty solid

The build quality is good however The D-Pad is as others said prone to button miss fires

Works and feels like original and build quality is great.

The build quality is great, but it has one serious flaw that needs to be corrected: the D-pad is waayyy too sensitive with diagonal inputs

For me, the quality of the D-pad is so bad that it honestly

It is by far the best non-nintendo controller I've owned

As others have mentioned, this device is a great idea and largely implemented very well, except for a truly miserable D-Pad

At full price, these are only worthwhile if you must have a wireless Super Nintendo controller that feels authentic

LOVE the color, LOVE the design, LOVE the wireless

As others have mentioned, this device is a great idea and largely implemented very well, except for a truly miserable D-Pad

The buttons all work well, albeit the D

Also the classic design is not spoiled with an on/off or pairing button

The build quality is good however The D-Pad is as others said prone to button miss fires

, really enjoy the Super Famicom colored buttons, was very excited to use it

Some might dislike the horizontal start and select buttons, but aesthetically, I quite like the updated design

I noticed that my inputs were not matching up exactly button presses, an ever so slight delay

Easy to setup and use and the response time is great (buttons are very 'clicky' which takes some getting use to)

I didn't like the feel, it was too light to the touch, d-pad is way too sensitive, but whatever

The feel and build quality are nice however.

I like the feel of the new ones a lot more.

has a nice, solid feel and I really prefer the Famicom colors over the U.S. color scheme.

The D-pad is useless if you like to keep your thumb planted in the center and rock in the direction you want.

But the D-pad seriously needs work if they want me to hang up my actual SNES controllers

As others have mentioned, the D-Pad is extremely sensitive, but it's really not that bad.

As others have mentioned, this device is a great idea and largely implemented very well, except for a truly miserable D-Pad

the classic's d-pad is disappointingly stiff, and while quite usable, definitely did not feel entirely right