64 2.4G Wireless Controller

Bruh the sent me a faulty 8bitdo 64 controller , so I emailed them. They told me to film me using the controller with the issues so they can move forward, I told them absolutely not I waited two months for this thing to come in because it was a fantastic orange and I preordered it, and that if I wer

8bitdo Ultimate 2.4g is great imo

Should have been in the box with the 8bitdo 64 controllers from the start. What a cash grab

What I'm curious about is if the Switch reads this controller as an N64 controller. I don't really have a need for it since I have the Brawler 64 and the Switch reads that one as an N64 controller, but I like 8BitDo and wouldn't mind getting a second N64 controller at some point.

The 8bitdo 64 Bluetooth version is the best alternative to the original controller.

Nintendo 64 controllers have a slot on the bottom for accessories. The “memory card” is called a Controller Pak because it fits there. Only some games use it. The only games that require it are third party games not published by Nintendo… though a lot of them don’t require it to save either. That’s

I ordered the new 2.4ghz dongle and with my Bluetooth 8bitdo 64 controller (it says it's supported) it's constantly rumbling. Emailed them, they said send a video, I did, they replied and said it'll be looked into... So now I'm stuck with a dongle that does nothing for me. Terrible customer service.

firstly the controller is in fact Bluetooth® 5.0 (Support Bluetooth LE) : https://www.8bitdo.com/64-controller/ secondly, I did not have disconnects using a mini-pc in the exact same spot as my Analogue 3D. I have semi-frequent disconnects sitting Line of Sight, 8 feet away. disabling Bluetooth (alw

I'm really starting to wonder what's causing all the reports of lag/latency with wireless on the A3D. The HDMI cable was the first suggestion but it could be environmental too. Like other signals causing interference. I've had two A3D consoles now and neither has had disconnection, range, or severe

Ambos (y tengo controles de los 2 estilos) El B es bueno si el juego usa mayormente el D-pad como pasa en juegos retro, rpg, plataformeros en 2D, etc. Y el A para todo lo que dependa del stick (especialmente juegos en 3d) Ahora mi reclamo, por que no hacen mas controles que tengan 6 botones en el fr