Games peripherals maker 8BitDo does things a bit differently to rivals. While it ranges a collection of controllers and other accessories, they tend to be designed with a retro feel and aesthetic in ...

8BitDo, the game accessory maker known for its amazing third-party wireless controllers, announced its first-ever mechanical keyboard with a design inspired by Nintendo's 8-bit home gaming consoles.

BitDo makes a surprisingly good mechanical keyboard, even if it is wrapped in various bits of nostalgia bait. The Retro design has good wireless, premium materials, very nice switches, and hot-swap ...

Looks can be deceiving in hardware. The notion that mediocre gear is sometimes propelled forward by pretty RGB or flashy ...

8BitDo's Retro Mechanical Keyboards feature paint jobs based on classic Nintendo consoles. The N Edition features gray and red colors based on the NES, while the Fami Edition sports the red, off-white ...

8BitDo is known for taking the look and feel of old tech and slapping on some modern-day upgrades. In the past, the company has mainly focused on creating wireless retro controllers. One of its most ...

8BitDo, the manufacturer responsible for a wide variety of excellent third-party accessories for the Nintendo Switch and other devices, has recently branched out into the world of mechanical keyboards ...

Though it isn't a formal pick in our guide to the best mechanical keyboards, the Retro Mechanical Keyboard earned a spot in our retro gaming gift guide last year. The vintage aesthetic is the main ...

Novelty accessory maker 8BitDo today announced a new mechanical keyboard inspired by Nintendo’s NES and Famicom consoles from the 1980s. The $100 Retro Mechanical Keyboard works in wired / wireless ...

Posts from this topic will be added to your daily email digest and your homepage feed. 8BitDo’s new Retro Mechanical Keyboard is once again matching the all-time low set during Amazon’s fall Prime Day ...

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