Unboxing the Retro-Bit Controllers for the Sega Genesis and Super Nintendo Entertainment System

In this video we open up a box we received from Retro-Bit and announce a giveaway for when we hit 1,000 subscribers. (TERMS BELOW)

We are happy to announce that Retro-Bit has sent us three of their controllers, two of their Super NES style controllers, one Street Fighter 2 and one Mega Man, and one of their six button controllers for the Sega Genesis, also with Street Fighter 2. We will be featuring each of these controllers and an upcoming video on the channel and we will also be giving away two of these controllers once we hit 1,000 subscribers. Make sure you stay tuned to the channel to see when we announce the winners, also when we post the review videos.

These controllers can be ordered from Amazon.com or Castlemaniagames.com.

To be eligible for the Retro-Bit Controller Giveaway you must:
1) Live in the contiguous 48 United States
2) Be a subscriber of YouTube.com/c/RoXolidProductions
3) Provide name, address and shipping information
4) Agree to have your name and user ID shared during future videos, tweets, postings and other social media postings

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