I think it would probably work better if paired directly with a NES wireless receiver but I only have a SNES one so I overcomplicate it to not spend any more 😅

There's something fun about playing on a wooden box tv with actual hardware and period appropriate styled new wireless controllers which is nice since I don't have to have controller wires coming down off the top of the tv like this

The NSO controller won't pair with the brook either incase wondering why 2 wireless devices daisy chained. Using Kiwitata 2.4g wireless SNES controllers remapped through a Brook converter there too and finally caved and spent my birthday gift card on a 8bitdo M30 to use on the Genesis. Mad Science😅

I bought the Famicom controllers for the Switch and thought maybe they could pair with the 8bitdo wireless receiver. They do but the buttons need remapping which I do with a Brook converter. Sometimes I like turbo buttons too so wired a NES 4 score into the 15 pin Famicom ext connector and it works!

Young at heart ❤️

You're welcome and thanks for your interest. It's my favourite part of the hobby

The wooden age of technology or the dark ages lol

The more you know about used tech that if I didn't take (back) in would either be at a thrift store or in a landfill xD it's nice to know the retro hobby is still alive and has interest 😃

Ye it is I'm 85.

I sold this Famiclone but they were done with it so bought it back. I bought it for the controllers

I like these and they have a different connector but work like actual Nintendo ones through a cable change or adapter

This wooden box tv is only slightly older than me 😅

I gotta play it!

Thank you! 😊

I do! I use a digital one tho to get over the air tv on a newer VCR that I can connect to these tvs if ever

I need to ma ke a stack of tvs