Experience retro gaming 8BitDo style! The M30 9Pin 2.4G Wireless Gamepad for Sega Genesis Mini and Mega Drive Mini offers the perfect blend of classic and modern gaming. This 6-button, plug-and-play controller is specially designed for use with the Sega Mega Drive or Genesis systems - plus it's from 8bitdo, so you know it's gonna be good! Get your game on and come back to the 90s. These are great for multi button fighters, platformers and shooters.

Console support:

8BitDo make three versions of the M30, This version is for the original 1980's era SEGA Mega Drive or Genesis consoles only, it will not work on the modern SEGA Mega Drive mini or Genesis mini.

Features:

• Access the Analogue Mega SG HOME menu wirelessly
• 2.4G wireless Technology
• Built in rechargeable battery
• Highest quality Retro Controller available
• Designed with attention and care
• TurboFire options, ideal for R-Type and similar shooters.
• Full 6 Button style controller, ideal for Mortal Kombat, Street Fighter and similar.
• Upgradeable Firmware

Specifications:

• System Compatibility:
  Original SEGA Genesis & Mega Drive consoles
  Analogue Mega SG
  Nintendo Switch (Wired Only)
  Windows PC (Wired Only)
• Connectivity:
  2.4G Wireless Technology for SEGA Genesis, Mega Drive
• Dimensions / Weight: 147*74*31mm / 114g
• Battery Type / Battery Life: 480mAh Li-on battery, rechargeable, 35 play hours with 1-2 hour charging time
• Package contents:
  M30 2.4G Controller, 9 Pin 2.4G Wireless Receiver, USB Cable

Notes:

• These are not the Bluetooth version of the M30 and only work in conjunction with their supplied receivers.
• The 9 Pin Genesis / Mega Drive version officially supports the SEGA Genesis, SEGA Mega Drive and Mega Drive 2. It should work with the SEGA CDX, SEGA Nomad, SEGA Megadrive Flashback HD, Panasonic LaserActive and Clone Consoles like the Scorpion, but are not officially supported due to potential issues with voltage/wattage on the joystick ports.
• As above these may work on your classic Master System, Atari, Commodore, Amiga, Spectrum (Kempston ports only) and similar, providing enough power is supplied to drive the receiver.