64 Bluetooth Controller

-Yes, the output is about on par with the MISTer. Though, to go beyond the presets, you'll have to do the work on your own. -Yes, its very plug n play ready. The only issues I really heard, was the 3D not playing nice with an Everdrive x7. And the constant updates to the OS are very nice, and easy t

My Analogue 3D was delivered close to the end of November, so I've had a few weeks to play. On a 4K TV, it's especially good, because it's got a bunch of options for simulating various CRT TVs with a lot of detail. You can even set things like the image alignment, so that it simulates a slightly-mis

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

Wait, are you seriously thinking that the 8BitDo 64 Bluetooth Controller is sending N64 specific joystick values? That's hilarious.

Got this controller and it feels superb and looks the part. However im playing mario kart on my iphone and ipad with delta emulator and im experiencing quite a drift on my controller.

if i have a gentle turn its fine but if its a tight left or right turn i just fly off the track. Is this a known is

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

There is no 2.4GHz version of the 8BitDo 64. Unless I missed something? If you're trying to improve the latency and general feel, restoring an original wired controller is your best bet. The geometry/feedback on the original stick is very weird and most alternatives don't quite capture it.