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

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.

The first one is an 8bitdo 64 and the other with the smooth analogue nub is the retro fighter brawler 64. The 8bitdo feels like the better controller overall in terms of overall build quality, compatibility and comfort but I really like the retro fighter aswell, the dpad feels more accurate and the

I'll commiserate here. The stick is awful, completely unusable for racing games, and I'm wondering if the sensitivity can even be fixed via firmware updates. The physical feel and movement is so jarring compared to other 8bitdo products like the excellent Pro 2. As of now, I'm thinking my daily driv

Can promise you they do (source: I have one and am in Victoria, AU). Postage is obscene at nearly $90 so all up the system+postage cost me around $545 after USD to AUD. Next step for me was to buy the retro 8BitDo 64 controller, another $80 or so dollars with postage. Finally I bought a Summercart 6

If you're really interested in retro gaming, then your best/easiest/cheapest option is to keep emulating it on your computer.... but get a proper controller. 8bitdo makes a 64 controller that's very good. Not perfect, but very good. There are other options, but so far I like this one the best of the

8bitdo is a cancer on Analogue. Their BT 64 controllers suck, they should have had 2.4g from the get go, they make you pay for return shipping even with their scammy release schedule and don't even respond to emails so I can return it.

Fixing to put it through its paces with the BK port in Jiggies of Time. I have the NSO one as well and I like it a lot too. My son is getting into N64 as well so I wanted a second n64 controller to play with him on some titles. edit: getting a lot of common questions, can’t edit my image post and my

Brawler just announced a new pro version of their brawler64, 8bitdo 64 just released a nice controller… always love the NSO N64 controller for the authentic feel. All the best currently.

I love my A3D paired with my EverDrive and the 8bitdo 64 controllers. Yes, it’s plug and play 8bitdo 64 bluetooth controllers are great! They stay in sync, can power on the A3D, and you can toggle between rumble and virtual save pak. I’d stick with 64 style controllers. The sn30 pro and Xbox one con