Thanks to Retro-Bit that Sega's fans are able to have iconic Sega controllers? But it's not only Retro-Bit that makes them.
There were Hyperkin, Retroflag, Gully Kid, MadCatz, and best of all in my opinion ... 8BitDo with their M30 controller series.
And also cheaper shipping price to my country.
Even if they are the better variations, are any of them officially licensed by Sega? (8BitDo seems to be officially licensed by XBox, thus allowing their logos.) As far as I'm aware, Retro-Bit are the only USB controller company that Sega themselves have given licence and permission for them to recreate their console controllers. I'm sure Retro-Bit's Platinum Collection is just as fine (the Tribute64 controllers look better and more comfortable than N64s default controllers) but as far as I'm aware, Retro-Bit Sega Collaboration controllers are legitimate Sega controllers for modern PC. Yes, still Retro-Bit controllers, but still officially Sega.
So makes me wonder why Sega doesn't do more with them. Such as promotional/collectors controllers, or allow Retro-Bit to market them on the Steam Store.
While I'm not saying it's that big of a deal, they seem to be overlooking their own brand of modern PC controllers. Especially if Sega wants to renew interest in Classic-era IPs to their customers.