I placed two Game Boy controllers in the hands of a casual retro gamer, but the "winner" comes with caveats

For the quickest way to join, simply enter your email below and get access. We will send a confirmation and sign you up to our newsletter to keep you updated on all your gaming news. By handing both the 8Bitdo FlipPad, the latest pad for $29.99, and GameSir Pocket Taco that arrived previously for $34.99, to someone who's got a comparatively casual perspective, I hoped that I'd be enlightened with a new third-party perspective that'd help me wrap up my testing. 8Bitdo FlipPad vs GameSir Pocket Taco 8Bitdo FlipPad Direct USB-C input Slim design No back shoulder buttons L and R buttons on the face Dome contact buttons Button remapping via software GameSir Pocket Taco Bluetooth and wired input Chunky double-sided shell Back shoulder buttons Membrane buttons Button remapping via app I get it, some of you may think this sort of A/B testing is overkill for a set of four face buttons and a d-pad.