DATA FROG manufactures retro gaming consoles, wireless controllers, and gaming accessories compatible with Nintendo Switch, PS4, PC, and mobile devices.
DATA FROG is a consumer electronics brand established in 2011, specializing in affordable gaming peripherals and retro gaming solutions. The company offers a diverse lineup of products designed to enhance the gaming experience across multiple platforms, including Nintendo Switch, PlayStation (PS3/PS4), PC, Android, and iOS.
Their portfolio includes the popular Y-series HDMI game sticks (such as the Y3 Lite and Y2 SG) which provide plug-and-play access to thousands of classic 16-bit and 8-bit titles. Additionally, DATA FROG produces advanced wireless controllers like the P03 and X3 models, featuring programmable back buttons, turbo functions, six-axis gyroscopes, and ergonomic designs for competitive gameplay. The brand focuses on innovation and accessibility, delivering nostalgic gaming hardware alongside modern controllers for today's consoles.
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For the initial connection, use the provided USB data cable to connect the controller to the PS4 console. Press the PS (HOME) button to pair. Once paired, you can disconnect the cable and press the PS button to connect wirelessly.
If the controller malfunctions, you can usually reset it by pressing a small reset button located on the back of the controller, or by holding specific button combinations (such as L3 + R3 + HOME) depending on the model.
Most DATA FROG controllers (like the P03 and X3) support multiple platforms including PS4, PS3, PC (Windows 7/10/11), Android, iOS, and Steam Deck. Check your specific model's manual for exact compatibility.
Connect the game stick's memory card to a computer. Download compatible game ROMs tailored to the supported emulators (e.g., FC, MD, Atari) and place them into the corresponding 'game' folders on the memory card.