Gamesir T3 Wireless Gamepad

Name: Gamesir T3 Wireless Gamepad
Brand: kinhank-retrogame
SKU: Gamesir-T3
Price: 29.99 USD
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Gamesir T3 Wireless Gamepad

$29.99

GameSir T3 gamepad connects wirelessly or via a 1.8m cable, for big-screen gaming in the comfort of your living/gaming room. Achieve immersive gaming with dual asymmetrical motors and linear triggers. Its 40-hour battery life ensures long hours of gaming pleasure. Get ready for battle and immerse yourself with GameSir wireless controller.

Two connection methods, support PC and Android TV boxes:

Do you favor wired or wireless? With the GameSir T3, you can enjoy the power of both! You can connect to your PC or Android TV box using the included 1.8m cable, or go wireless with the 2.4GHz receiver and transmit up to 10m away. With the freedom to switch between the two, you can get the gaming experience that's just right for you in the comfort of your own home.

Asymmetric dual motors take you into real game battles:

Featuring asymmetrical dual motors, GameSir T3 captures your every gameplay moment with dynamic and sensitive vibrations for a truly immersive experience.

Linear trigger buttons create multiple performance and interactivity:

Linear trigger buttons allow you to control speed or intensity in-game by adjusting the tension you have on them, enabling multiple layers of performance and interactivity in games.

3 modes Turbo function delivers the right speed for the right scene:

The 3 Turbo modes let gamers select from 3 different firing frequencies, empowering them with the freedom to choose their speed in various contexts.

Up to 40 hours of battery life supports your uninterrupted gaming time:

Built-in 400mAh lithium battery, GameSir T3 can provide up to 40 hours of battery life. It helps gamers get rid of low-battery anxiety and enjoy pleasant non-stop playtime.

DELIVERY

We provide free shipping to orders for most countries and for some reason, there are a few areas that are not able for delivering.

Delivery Method: Yunexpress or DHL/UPS
Dispatch: Within 7-20 business days.
Easy 30 days returns.

RETURNS

If you do not like the product you can return it within 30 days. We have an easy and hassle free return policy. Please look at our Delivery & Returns section for further information.

Game List:

Retro Game Console Game List

With our powerful, versatile machines and complete retro game console game list, it will let you dive into the old good 8-bit and 16-bit worlds, and what’s beyond are those of PS1, PSP, DC, N64, SS, and more. We have selected 10 must-play retro games from our list, they could be the beginning of your retro game journey!

Top 10 Highlights in Our Retro Game Console Game List

1. Super Mario Bros. (NES)

"Super Mario Bros." (1985) is a revolutionary platformer that helped revive the video game industry. Its innovative level design, intuitive controls, and catchy music set a new standard. Players guide Mario through the Mushroom Kingdom to rescue Princess Toadstool from Bowser, creating a blueprint for future platformers and establishing Mario as an iconic character. So it should be a game on any classic retro game list.

2. The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time (Nintendo 64)

"Ocarina of Time" (1998) is a landmark among the 3D action-adventure retro game list. It introduced Z-targeting for combat, a richly detailed world, and a compelling time-travel narrative. Players, as Link, explore Hyrule, solve intricate puzzles, and battle formidable foes to save the kingdom from Ganondorf, setting a high bar for future games in the genre.

3. Sonic the Hedgehog (Sega Genesis)

Released in 1991, "Sonic the Hedgehog" brought speed and style to platform gaming. Sega's blue mascot races through colorful levels, collecting rings and battling Dr. Robotnik. Its fast-paced gameplay, vibrant visuals, and energetic soundtrack made it a defining title for the Genesis and a strong rival to Nintendo's Mario.

4. Final Fantasy VII (PlayStation)

"Final Fantasy VII" (1997) was a groundbreaking JRPG that popularized the genre globally. The game features an immersive story centered on Cloud Strife and his quest against the evil Shinra Corporation and the villain Sephiroth. Its 3D graphics, cinematic cutscenes, and complex characters left a lasting legacy on RPGs.

5. Tetris (Game Boy)

"Tetris" (1989) became a worldwide sensation on the Game Boy. Its simple yet addictive gameplay involves fitting falling tetrominoes into complete lines. The game's universal appeal and portability proved that handheld gaming could be a major market, solidifying Tetris as a timeless puzzle classic.

6. Street Fighter II (Arcade/SFC)

"Street Fighter II" (1991) revolutionized fighting retro game list with its balanced mechanics, diverse roster, and competitive gameplay. Players choose from a variety of fighters, each with unique moves, to battle opponents. Its influence on multiplayer gaming and the esports scene is profound, making it a cornerstone of the genre.

7. Pac-Man (Arcade)

"Pac-Man" (1980) is a seminal arcade game where players navigate a maze, eating pellets while avoiding ghosts. Its simple yet engaging gameplay, along with its iconic character design and sound effects, made it a cultural phenomenon. Pac-Man's widespread appeal continues to endure across generations.

8. Donkey Kong (Arcade)

Released in 1981, "Donkey Kong" introduced the world to Mario and laid the groundwork for future platformers. Players must climb structures and dodge obstacles to rescue a damsel from the giant ape, Donkey Kong. Its challenging gameplay and innovative level design were pivotal in the evolution of action games.

9. Chrono Trigger (Super Nintendo)

"Chrono Trigger" (1995) is celebrated for its compelling story, time-travel mechanics, and multiple endings. The game follows a group of adventurers across different eras to prevent a global catastrophe. Its active-time battle system and richly developed characters have earned it a lasting legacy in the RPG genre, a must-play in any retro game list, and an editor’s choice from every major game media.

10. Metroid (NES)

"Metroid" (1986) introduced players to a vast, interconnected world filled with secrets and power-ups. Controlling Samus Aran, players explore the planet Zebes to thwart the Space Pirates' plans. The game's emphasis on exploration and atmospheric design laid the foundation for the Metroidvania genre (with Castlevania).

These games are not just nostalgic; they represent key milestones in video game history, each contributing unique elements that have shaped modern gaming. While those are 10 choices from the Kinhank team, please sit back and explore our vast collection of over 60,000 titles on our retro game console game list!