Retro Fighters Defender Next-Gen PS1 - PS2 - PS3 - PS Classic - Switch & PC Compatible Wireless Controller, Gray
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Charlene
> 3 dayThese work perfectly for my grandson so he can play his mother’s vintage PS2 and the games she played in the 90’s. No more annoying wires. PS2 lives on for the next generation.
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Customer
> 3 dayI had problems with my first controller and Retro Fighters was kind enough to send me a free replacement which unfortunately had many of the same and new issues.
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Julian Green
> 3 dayWorked instantly on my ps1! Love the feel of it, 10/10
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Calakapepe
> 3 dayThis controllers concept is perfect for a lot of people trying to more cheaply play old games without getting PS Premium and the OG controllers are rare or having several for 3 systems is a bit cluttered.
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Kp
> 3 dayIts not the most premium feeling controller, but its not bad. The versatility is really nice, connecting to PC was fast and easy same with my Steam Deck. Connected to the Switch no problem but did not wake the system, so keep that in mind. Playstation 1 and 3 worked seamlessly like original controllers.
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Kristopher edwards
> 3 dayMy controller seems to be faulty And defective. Tested on PS1 and attempted to test on PC. On PS1 games, It sometimes register buttons I didnt even press. On the PC, however, it looks like the controller BIOS is seemingly corrupted, and wont even connect. It could be just be a small chance that this is a rare defect, but I really dont know.
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Deacon Jones
> 3 dayAll the buttons are mapped perfectly out of the box. (ps2)
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Randomrd82
> 3 dayHad a couple days to play around with the Defender and very impressed with it! Vibration feedback works great, the d-pad I am not detecting any missed inputs, analog sticks are tight and precise. I tested on MGS on PS2 and the pressure sensitive buttons are great and respond as they should! One thing though is that the pressure sensitive buttons work on original hardware not PC. No latency issues experienced or dropped connections.
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Max Petersen
> 3 dayLike a lot of people I play games with my index finger resting on top of the controller, which is a comfortable position, and certainly one thats been intended since the NES controller (to some degree).
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harlen baker
> 3 dayToo big and r2 button didnt work. When the r2 button did work there was a lot of lag