Retro Fighters Announces Brawler 64 for N64 Kickstarter for Color Variants Starting March 20 2018

In this video we discuss the new announcement from Retro Fighters regarding their new color variants of the Brawler 64 hitting Kickstarter on 3/20/18

Make sure you hit up Retro Fighter's Kickstarter page if you want to help back the Colored variant of the Brawler 64 at https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/1247448559/1629694172?ref=453465&token=ece4fef5

Retro Fighters took to Kickstarter in August of 2017 to announce the launch of a new controller for the N64, the Brawler 64. Designed to take the N64 controller to the next level the Brawler 64 eliminates the trident-style design with a more conventional design similar to an Xbox, PS4 or Nintendo Switch Pro Controller.

Retro Fighters began shipping the grey versions of the Brawler 64 to Kickstarter supporters in February 2018 and just announced that the color variants will be hitting Kickstarter on Tuesday March 20, 2018.

Since the launch of the Brawler 64 a few issues have cropped up in the first batch of Kickstarter controllers, specifically the L trigger interfering with the left analog stick when you press up and left. Retro Fighters is updating the original Grey controller to address this issue AND the colored variants will be corrected before they even go to production. Good on Retro Fighters for addressing the issue early one.

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