64 Bluetooth Controller

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

Personally, I love it. The screen filters make it look like how I remember it looking as a child when playing in a CRT, and (in my opinion) look better than the internal upscale that you get with emulators (especially for 2D elements like UI which look bad at high resolutions). I bought the 8BitDo 6

+1 for the 8BitDo 64. Completed Goldeneye 00 Agent with it. Couldn't stand having a second stick in the way complicating things. You have to get used ZR being your emulator option menu but I'm obsessed with it now. I'll play every 64 NSO game now with it.

I have two of the 8Bitdo 64 controllers and it's a known problem because of the way they're programmed. Load up any game where C-L&R or C-U&D need to be pressed to do something. For example in Doom 64 after completing a level you have to press press C-L&R to save. It's simply not possible.

I did but got run around responses over a few days via email. Hoping more of you can contact them as well. Here are my contacts. Me: Hello, I have an Analogue 3D and previously used your b=Bluetooth 64 controller with it. With that controller the "star", -, and "heart" buttons were used to assign tu

The 8bitdo ones that were released for the analogue feels great in the hands, the buttons feel great, and would be perfect for playing games with a few friends like Mario party or Mario Kart, but any game that requires precision on the analogue stick like Goldeneye or Ocarina of time using the sling

Why wouldn't the 8BitDo 64 work? It's a Bluetooth controller on its own. What was the message from 8BitDo? Otherwise you're pretty much SOL. That controller is the only decent 3rd party N64 controller in the market (Tribute64 and Brawler64 have both massive stick and button issues), otherwise you'll

Got it all connected to the switch 2 but I’m trying to find out if there is a way to make x and y buttons work or if those just aren’t options? Makes it worthless if you can’t do them.

Just got a Nintendo 64 Bluetooth controller. Worked perfectly out of the box (no mapping) BUT drift. Badly. DK in DK64 slowly creeps left in a circle w/out touching joystick and Mario in SM when pushing fwd goes left. Tried controller with Switch Nintendo 64 Online with SM 64, no drift. Any ideas?

The 8bitdo controllers are great..... with one caveat in my opinion. On the 8bitdo 64 controller, your left index finger will be on the Z-L button almost all the time and your right index finger will be on the R button almost all the time. Meaning your left index finger has to sit a bit further back