Super Nintendo Entertainment System Controller
About Nintendo
A worldwide Japanese video game corporation with its headquarters in Kyoto is Nintendo Co., Ltd. Both video games and video game consoles are created and released by it. Handcraftsman Fusajiro Yamauchi created Nintendo in 1889 as Nintendo Karuta, which initially produced handcrafted hanafuda playing cards.
Health and Safety Information
Please read and observe the health and safety information. Failure to do so could result in injury or damage. Adults should supervise the use of this product by children.
WARNING – Battery
- Stop using this product if the battery is leaking. If battery fluid comes into contact with your eyes, immediately rinse your eyes with plenty of water and consult a doctor. If any fluid leaks on your hands, wash them thoroughly with water. Carefully wipe the fluid from the exterior of this product with a cloth.
WARNING – Electrical Safety
- Use only the AC adapter (HAC-002) provided with the Nintendo Switch console (also sold separately) or the USB charging cable (HAC-010) to charge the controller.
- If you hear a strange noise, see smoke or smell something strange, stop using this product and contact Nintendo Customer Support.
- Do not expose the device to fire, microwaves, direct sunlight, high or extremely low temperatures.
- Do not let this product come into contact with liquid and do not use it with wet or oily hands. If liquid gets inside, stop using this product and contact Nintendo Customer Support.
- Do not expose this product or the built-in battery to excessive force. Do not pull on the cable and do not twist it too tightly.
- Do not touch this product while charging during a thunderstorm.
WARNING – General
- Keep this product and packaging materials away from young children. Packaging items may be swallowed. The cable can coil around the neck.
- Do not use the controller within 15 centimeters of a cardiac pacemaker while using wireless communication. If you have a pacemaker or other implanted medical device, first consult a doctor.
- Wireless communication may not be allowed in certain places such as airplanes or hospitals. Please follow respective regulations.
- Do not disassemble or try to repair this product or the built-in battery. If either is damaged, stop using the product and contact Nintendo Customer Support. Do not touch damaged areas. Avoid contact with any leaking fluid.
CAREFUL USAGE
- If this product becomes dirty, wipe it with a soft, dry cloth. Avoid using thinner or other solvents.
- Make sure to charge the battery at least once every six months. If the battery is not used for an extended period of time, it may become impossible to charge it.
How to Use
Charge and pair the controller before using it for the first time.
How to Charge
- Option 1: Connect the USB charging cable as shown in the diagram.
- Option 2: Connect the controller directly to the AC adapter.
How to Pair
If you connect the controller following option 1 and turn the console on, the controller will pair with the console automatically. You can also manually pair the controller by doing the following:
- Open CONTROLLERS on the HOME Menu.
- Select CHANGE GRIP/ORDER.
- Hold the SYNC Button on the controller.
- When the controller is paired, the LED will change to solid.
Component Names and Functions
- +Control Pad
- SELECT Button
- SYNC Button
- START Button
- Player LED
- Y Button
- B Button
- X Button
- A Button
- L Button
- ZL Button
Functions as the Capture Button when using Super NES – Nintendo Switch Online software. - Recharge LED
- USB Type-C™ connector
- ZR Button
Functions as the HOME Button when using Super NES – Nintendo Switch Online software. Pressing ZR and ZL together opens the Suspend Menu when using Super NES – Nintendo Switch Online software. - R Button
Removing the Battery
The product contains a rechargeable lithium-ion battery. The battery should be removed by a qualified professional. Visit https://battery.nintendo-europe.com for more information.
Nintendo Customer Support
GB: nintendo.co.uk/snes-controller-support
AU/NZ: http://support.nintendo.com
Disposal of this Product
Do not dispose of this product or the built-in battery in household waste. For details see http://docs.nintendo-europe.com
Technical Specifications
| SNES controller
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Operating frequency band(s)
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Maximum radio-frequency power
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| Bluetooth® | 2402-2480MHz 4dBm |
For an explanation of the symbols and markings used on this product, see http://docs.nintendo-europe.com
DECLARATION OF CONFORMITY
For UK: Hereby, Nintendo declares that the radio equipment type (Super Nintendo Entertainment System controller) is in compliance with the relevant statutory requirements. The full text of the declaration of conformity is available at the following internet address: http://docs.nintendo-europe.com
Hereby, Nintendo declares that the radio equipment type (Super Nintendo Entertainment System controller) is in compliance with Directive 2014/53/EU. The full text of the EU Declaration of conformity is available at the following internet address: http://docs.nintendo-europe.com
FAQs Super Nintendo Entertainment System Controller
How is a SNES controller used?
Choose “Controllers” and then “Change Grip/Order” from the HOME Menu. Press and hold the SYNC Button on the Super NES Controller you want to link for at least one second while the next screen is displayed.
Can you play SNES games with a different controller?
However, it can play select Switch games not included in the SNES service, like Super Mario Maker 2, Sonic Mania, Final Fantasy VII, Mega Man, and Undertale. It is only useful for older games that don’t require thumbsticks. Platformers and other 2D games run smoothly on it.
Is the SNES controller cozy?
The colors are distinctive, the controllers are a tight fit, and the tolerance/clearance for the shoulder buttons is highly functional. (Both the original SNES controllers and 8bitdo wireless. Very ergonomic and pleasant.
Does the SNES have a wireless controller?
This wireless controller, which is only available to Nintendo Switch Online subscribers, provides the ideal way to play these vintage Super NES games.
How many buttons does a SNES controller have?
The original Nintendo Entertainment System (NES) controller, in all its boxy splendor, comes first. It has eight buttons, one shift register, a straightforward PCB, and a straightforward injection-molded plastic casing.
Can SNES controllers be used on PCs?
“Added support for Nintendo Online classic controllers,” read the Valve patch notes. Thus, wireless controllers for the NES, SNES, Mega Drive, or N64 can be used with PC games.
Is the SNES controller Bluetooth?
It works with systems running Windows, Android, Mac, Steam, Raspberry Pi, and – get ready for this — Nintendo Switch. Yes, you may use a SNES controller to play Mario Kart 8 Deluxe. Oh, and it supports Bluetooth, so you can also play games on your smartphone.
Can a SNES get too hot?
WARNING: The SNES gaming system may overheat or catch fire if this imitation game cartridge (the “Product”) is used with it. Please use the Product with extreme caution and make sure there is fire extinguishing gear nearby because the SNES hardware is considered a vintage item.
What’s wrong with my SNES controller?
Slide the Power switch OFF if the problem continues. Press the tabs on the connector for the controller that plugs into the console to unplug it. Look for physical damage on the controller’s cord, such as frayed cable, nicks, kinks, etc. The controller must be changed if there is any damage.
Do the SNES’s two controllers come standard?
For immediate multiplayer fun, two wired Super NES Classic Controllers are included. That’s right, there are two controllers. Super Mario Kart and Street Fighter II Turbo: Hyper Fighting are two of the best 2-player games available today.