I’m just not sure about that ‘Extreme Green’ colour…
Retro Fighters has iterated on its core range of controllers so many times I’m honestly in danger of losing track; when the Brawler64 Pro ($69.99) sample arrived in the office, I was certain I’d covered a similar pad not so long ago (and I had – the non-Pro version, of course, which comes in both wired and wireless options).
The big difference with this new model is the design, which opts for a smoother, more ergonomic appearance and comes in a range of ‘skeleton’ colours, such as Watermelon Red, Extreme Green, Ice Blue, Atomic Purple, and Smoke Black (as well as the usual N64 grey).
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I’m just not sure about that ‘Extreme Green’ colour…
Retro Fighters has iterated on its core range of controllers so many times I’m honestly in danger of losing track; when the Brawler64 Pro ($69.99) sample arrived in the office, I was certain I’d covered a similar pad not so long ago (and I had – the non-Pro version, of course, which comes in both wired and wireless options).
The big difference with this new model is the design, which opts for a smoother, more ergonomic appearance and comes in a range of ‘skeleton’ colours, such as Watermelon Red, Extreme Green, Ice Blue, Atomic Purple, and Smoke Black (as well as the usual N64 grey).
Read the full article on timeextension.com