We’ve lined Retro Fighters‘ rather-lovely controllers (and peripherals) a couple of occasions right here at Nintendo Life, however the firm’s latest Kickstarter has simply launched, and it seems to be like a implausible improve to the unique Brawler64 controller.

The Brawler64 N64 Bluetooth Wireless is a model new controller that, identical to its predecessors, is impressed by the N64. But this improve, like its wired counterpart, is suitable with PC and Switch. Coming in three attractive colors — Gray, Transparent Blue, and Arctic White — Retro Fighters plan to ship the controllers early subsequent 12 months. The venture is fully-funded already, however you possibly can nonetheless contribute to the Kickstarter to get your palms on this retro-inspired controller first.

The controller’s latest options embody all of the little instruments you’d anticipate finding on a Switch controller — “+” and “-” buttons, a screenshot button — however one thing that is model new is a “Swap” button. This nifty little function will let you change between the standard Switch Pro controller format and the Nintendo Switch Online button format everytime you need.

The controller additionally has twin vibration suggestions, so that is the closest we’ll get to having a Rumble Pack. It’s simply wanting like a very smooth, full bundle, and we’re excited to see these get launched.

As we talked about above, the controllers are fully-funded, however there are a couple of Stretch Goals out there You’ll have the proper Splatoon 3 companion if the venture hits $100k, as Retro Fighters will likely be including movement controls. If it hits $200k, then there will likely be a restricted version Gold controller!

The Kickstarter ends on third October, so you continue to have a couple of extra weeks to contribute! Make positive you try the Kickstarter web page for extra particulars, and you can even see what different controllers can be found on the Retro Fighters web site.

Let us know what you consider the Brawler64 N64 Bluetooth Wireless controller within the feedback!

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