64 Bluetooth Controller

Wow, a lot of you bought 1-4 of them for the Analogue 3D. For various reasons, I don’t think this sold too many units for original hardware or for Switch / software emulators / PC.

I think it’s crazy Analogue hasn’t made this compatible with the official NSO N64 controller. I was really looking forward to chilling on the couch playing my 3D with the trident controller. I wonder if they have a deal with 8bit to wait a few months before updating the Bluetooth functionality after

I purchased two of the 8bitDo 64 Bluetooth controllers in Classic Gray. Naturally a 2.4g version is made available just after my return window closes. Serves me right for not waiting things out. My A3D resides just around the corner in another room off my home theater. Have to use a cheap no name wi

With the 8bitdo 64 controller you can swap buttons, but you have to do it every time you boot up the game and it doesn't do stick inversion. I do hope they expand on this in later updates though. Considering the controller can save "controller pak" data you'd think it could store a little button map

This is the response from analogue today when I asked about the NSO controller- “Please note, the Analogue 3D is currently compatible with most original wired N64 controllers, the 8bitdo 64 wireless Bluetooth controller and the 8bitdo DIY wireless Modkit for original N64 controllers. We will provide

I own a couple Saffun controllers as well. See below. And yeah, I don't care for the blinking at all. I remove the given receiver when not in use. Aside from that they're awesome controllers. I foolishly purchased a couple 8bitDo 64's, the bluetooth version in classic gray. The range with those cont

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

Well, they aren’t different wavelengths. Bluetooth was also 2.4GHz from the start… which is why I always thought it was stupid/confusing to differentiate it from Bluetooth that way. I always called it “proprietary RF” but even just “RF” would work since it doesn’t sound like you’re trying to disting

It's a funny meme but also inaccurate. The whole point is that games would use 2 of the three prongs depending on what controls they used (this was right in the middle of analog and digital movement). While this new 8BitDo 64 controller is nice for the biggest N64 games, it doesn't work nearly as we

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.