64 2.4G Wireless Controller

The 8BitDo controllers recognize the C buttons as an analog stick rather than different buttons, so some in-game combinations don't work. For games where you have to press the C buttons in opposite directions, you'll have to use a wired controller. I've filed feedback with 8BitDo for the issue under

I enjoy the overclocking functionality for smoother gameplay at higher fps and crt filters and scan lines always benefit from a 4k resolution output, the higher pixel density allows filters to more closely reproduce individual lines and pixels on a crt. So that’s a plus on the analogue over a mister

I just want the 8bitdo 64 controllers to work correctly. Let them sync in Switch mode instead.

-Just to add another data point, my BlueRetro Bitfunx brand adapter from Amazon works great so far with my Switch Online N64 controller. On firmware v25.04. -Gamesharks will boot to menu but games won't start. Tested with v3.2 and 3.3 Gamesharks. Even able to boot into the menu and change the keycod

I have an original N64 controller modified with the 8bitdo kit and I'm having no problems. Never a disconnection, never a lag in the controller. Obviously, I updated both the console and the gamepad as per the manual. I'm starting to suspect that the problem is that you can't play Mario 64 or Mario

I would add that it's also still missing promised features like save states, and the way they locked it down so even though it has "Bluetooth" the 8bitdo 64 controller is the only one that easily works with it (or a wired original one). There's no reason that other Bluetooth controllers like the Nin

I disagree, but I do find a couple of things annoying about the 8bitdo 64, which I haven't seen mentioned in this subreddit, and cause me to keep an OG controller around. Holding start on boot is how N64 games access their controller pak file managers. Holding start on the 8bitdo 64... Shuts the con

The 8BitDO 64 controller is amazing on iPad using Delta. I highly recommend it, and to update the firmware as soon as you get it.

You can use this on any Chromium based browser: https://web.8bitdo.com/ and there is support for the 64 controller. However, the firmware on a controller is one of those things that I tend to update if I need to rather than chasing the latest and greatest. Still, you should be good to go with the we

It works flawlessly with the bluetooth version of the 8bitdo 64 and paired to a retroblue 64 dongle. Here are instructions: On the SummerCart64 press Start button Select "N64 Information" Press the 8BitDo 64 Home Button once -> Controller Pak is Inserted Press the 8BitDo 64 Home Button a second time