So I tried to search on X, I read other than IC chips shortage problem, they're basically has completed.
Shortages of IC chips is the thing that make them to delay the release.
I guess it's already too late.
Oh well, I'm just curious what's Retro-Bit's definition of "Pro Controller" be.
For example is the Sega Saturn a Pro controller because it functions as a legacy control pad and has six buttons in total, or is it a pro controller because it's a standard Sega Saturn controller as a legacy control pad.
I mean, the Sega Saturn controller was styled after the Mega Drive's six-button control pad so it makes sense for the Pro Controller that was styled after the Sega Saturn controller to have the six buttons (C and Z). Though, the fact C and Z are paired with L and R kind of makes it pointless. I mean, I get it that "legacy" game controllers are usually four-button so C and Z extra buttons that Retro-Bit were not entirely sure what to do with. It's why I believe they should've been paired with ZL and ZR instead, or at least have a macro input to allow players to switch the shoulder buttons output with their Z-shoulder variants.
But if the "Dreamcast Pro Controller" will have additional C and Z buttons, I just don't see the point of that at all. The original Dreamcast controller was styled after the Sega Saturn 3D controller, but with C and Z ditched because even Sega figured it was too much. But if the Dreamcast will be getting additional shoulder buttons then those shoulder buttons might as well be labelled C and Z. It would be pointless for a Dreamcast Pro Controller to have C and Z button if they will be paired with shoulder buttons. It's acceptible for the Saturn Pro Controller because the Saturn controller is supposed to be six-button, even though C and Z are paired with shoulder buttons to make it work.
Looking at
the blueprints again, Retro-Bit never stated this was going to be a "Dreamcast Pro Controller", it could be how they're going to make their regular Dreamcast controllers. I'm just against C and Z being a standard to it, given the original Dreamcast controllers didn't have C and Z to begin with.
If it was going to be a Pro Controller it would be a downgrade to the Sega Saturn Pro Controller given it does not have legacy controller button-outputs (no secondary shoulder buttons, no second analogue stick etc). but the original Dreamcast controller was a four-button controller, and my Sega-autistic brain really thinks they should keep it as
A B X Y than add C and Z to it.