Buttons and Pads in Controller(s)
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Background
The Retro Duo twin video game system V3.0 is a video game console that is compatible with most NES and SNES (8-bit and 16-bit) games. It is a clone console, which is not endorsed, manufactured, produced, sponsored, or licensed by Nintendo of America, Inc. or Sega Corporation. It was made available by Retro-Bit in 2008 and distributed by Innex, Inc.. Unlike many other clone consoles, the Retro Duo is compatible with American, European, and Japanese games. However, there are games which are not compatible with the Retro Duo such as Maniac Mansion, ActRaiser 2, and Donkey Kong Country (refer to the Wikipedia page for the complete list).
Identification
The Retro Duo V3.0 has a compact design with rounded front and back edges and is available in five color combinations: white and blue, silver and black, black and red, red and gold (limited edition), and red and blue (Mascot Edition). The console has reinforced cartridge doors and nonslip feet on the bottom. The rear cartridge slot is for NES games, while the front slot is for SNES games.
The console includes two controllers styled after the original SNES controllers and is also compatible with original 16-bit controllers. The RetroDuo logo is printed in the lower-left corner of the console and near the top of the front of the controllers. The Retro-Bit logo is printed on a label on the bottom of the console and on the back of the controllers.