To date, Analogue has released adapters allowing nostalgic gamers to use modern wireless controllers on both their classic consoles. But the company, working with 8Bitdo, is turning the clock back even further with a new wireless adapter for the 40-year-old Apple II and IIc computers.Like with the previous versions of Analogue's wireless controller adapters, the newest Retro Receiver easily connects to the Apple II/IIc without the need for power cables or recharging. But instead of replacing corded controllers, it's designed to replicate the computer's keyboard, allowing you to play pretty much any classic game without having to deal with a cord or an awkward QWERTY layout.The Retro Receiver for Apple II/IIc was created to help celebrate the original release of that classic computer 40 years ago. But if you're just not a fan of the classic, and admittedly dated, games it was capable of playing, 8Bitdo has also created a retro Apple-themed wireless controller called the AP40 that can be used on most modern gaming devices with Bluetooth capabilities.
Analogue and 8Bitdo have opted to go the Kickstarter route to put their latest creations into gamers' hands, and either the AP40 controller or the Retro Receiver can be pre-ordered with $49 pledges, and delivery is expected sometime in January. There's also a limited edition version of the AP40 controller that comes with an aluminum stand shaped like the classic Apple II for $69, and an $85 combo that includes both the AP40 and the new Retro Receiver if you really want to maximize your Apple nostalgia.
source: [Kickstarter AP40]
To date, Analogue
has released adapters allowing nostalgic gamers to use modern wireless controllers on both their classic consoles. But the company, working with 8Bitdo, is turning the clock back even further with a new wireless adapter for the 40-year-old Apple II and IIc computers.
Like with the previous versions of Analogue's wireless controller adapters, the newest Retro Receiver easily connects to the Apple II/IIc without the need for power cables or recharging. But instead of replacing corded controllers, it's designed to replicate the computer's keyboard, allowing you to play pretty much any classic game without having to deal with a cord or an awkward QWERTY layout.
The Retro Receiver for Apple II/IIc was created to help celebrate the original release of that classic computer 40 years ago. But if you're just not a fan of the classic, and admittedly dated, games it was capable of playing, 8Bitdo has also created a retro Apple-themed wireless controller called the AP40 that can be used on most modern gaming devices with Bluetooth capabilities.
Analogue and 8Bitdo have opted to go the Kickstarter route to put their latest creations into gamers' hands, and either the AP40 controller or the Retro Receiver can be pre-ordered with $49 pledges, and delivery is expected sometime in January. There's also a limited edition version of the AP40 controller that comes with an aluminum stand shaped like the classic Apple II for $69, and an $85 combo that includes both the AP40 and the new Retro Receiver if you really want to maximize your Apple nostalgia.
source: [Kickstarter AP40]
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