6:06 some PAL N64s do not support S-Video.

Love the ATP shirt

honestly, I just need the everdrive card and it feels already perfect.

Is homebrew downloading and playing games (that u dont own) legal?

I won't lie brother, 75 bucks for a shell is INSANE. A decent purple dream cast translucent shell is like 15 bucks on Ebay all day.

Definitely can comment on the og controller design: At 8-12 years old like we were at the time, we thought it was a UNIQUE and CHARMING controller, but NOT A GOOD ONE! 2:05

I recommend the kaico N64 HDMI adapter. Works nice to double lines and use that s video signal.

How come no mention of that memory Card adapter that you plugged into the controller port and most importantly where to buy it?

I will take it all and extra contloers

i grew up with the atari 8 bit computers.

Hoping you come back soon and make that video about s-video brother!

I'm not just trolling or being awkward but I switched off immediately when the first thing you added was the Retro Fighters controller. Looks the part, perhaps, but the stick sensitivity/gate on this thing is all wrong. Makes playing some games excruciatingly either twitchy or dull.

I used to play zero mission on the same gameboy micro, zero mission is my favorite in the entire series.

Well i played on the color tv game and mario isn't there

Where can I get one?

I modded my new 3ds xl because was no longer able to get digitally purchased games after the stores closed. I was so mad. 500+ worth in games became toilet paper. Until i modded mine. 🙌🏼

We should collab some time. I make lots of 3ds content.

Very cool. How big of a sd card do you need for all those systems?

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Video converter not recommended going from s-video to hdmi?

My only complaint with the N64 is that even with an HDMI output card being installed, the graphics will always look horrible on an HDTV. There are so many artifacts, triangular dithering, blurry filtering, and a number of other unappealing graphical artifacts that appear to be difficult to remove. Take Star Fox 64. It looks horrible due to dithering. It would have to be stripped out of the code itself before it ever hit the video processor in the N64, and I'm not sure how that could be done after trying to look into it. In essence, I gave up on the original console and started playing N64 games on other systems because they look much better that way.

One thing you missed: You need some of the 4Layer Forever Pack memory cards. They don't have a battery (like in the official memory cards) so you don't have to worry about losing your saves.

Can the Retro Brawlers be wired and w9uld you recommend them to be wired?

Can anyone recommend a good site for ROMs or homebrew software?

I am getting back into N64 i Finally took it out of storage its cool to see the N64 still gling strong

Just discovered your channel and has dhown me some great stuff for N64. I had one back in school in 1998 and now i want one again lok

Nope won't resell, I have the special edition pikschu n64, along with the controller, both still in great condition

Wireless controls, no thanks , I stick with wired like a normal person

After having this video sit on my watchlist for a good while, I finally bit the bullet and modded my trusty old 2DS today. So I wanted to thank you for this video, even though I´m late to the party. Better late than never, I guess.

Is there an ever drive that all ready has the nes games snes comparable and 64 rom hacks on it I dont really want to to fidgit with sd cards

I modded my 3DS last month for my birthday, mainly to dump my games and save files into the console for preservation purposes. But yeah. h shop.

Watching this getting ready fir GJS 2024. Good stuff man!

After hearing the E-shop closing as well as seeing a lot of sellers trying to see physical cartages for really stupid prices (ive been seeing like 40 dollars for some Pokémon name titles) i decided to mod my 3ds. and I'm loving it so far. can't wait to play all the major titles that I've missed or played before!

Soooo........it should be called the 4 most common mods.

Some cleaning wouldn't hurt though. ^^

I’m down to try these wireless controllers but why is no one talking about the modded OG controllers with the GameCube joysticks?

The original controllers have their benefits. When the control stick is in good condition on an original controller, it is actually significantly more precise than modern controllers. Modern control sticks can feel far too sensitive in some games, making fine and precise adjustments much more difficult. Modern control sticks use potentiometers, whereas the N64 original controllers use optical sensors which are actually more precise. The huge downside of the old N64 sticks is that they degrade relatively fast over time, though you can reduce the rate of this by using silicon based lubricant (either powder or gel). Brand new OEM controllers are highly valued by many speed runners, but my own personal opinion is also that OEM controllers in good condition feel better in some games because of how precise they feel. You can buy replacement parts which are more or less the same as the factory original parts, but they seem to be a little bit less consistent and a little less precise than the originals, but the parts are cheap and relatively easy to replace yourself, and even if it's not getting quite as good as a brand new OEM control stick, it will likely be far superior to a control stick which has seen significant wear. The only good brand I know for those is Kitch Bent. The parts for a full replacement come to around 6 USD, but you'll want to buy a bunch at once to save on shipping costs, which could be around 10-20 USD (or more) depending on where you're ordering from. There are also metal control stick parts which significantly improve the reliability of the sticks, and will retain the precision of a brand new control stick for a long time (though they are not all equal, as different people have made them). Nobody has ever managed to produce them quickly enough to meet demand, so people have often had to wait YEARS before getting them, and some people have gotten screwed over by sellers who took their money and then never filled the order. Good quality metal control sticks are HIGHLY prized by speed runners, and have sometimes sold for thousands of dollars.

2:37 real start of the video

samus returns is amazning loved it i think am2r was ported to the 3ds but i cant deny or confirm it.

this dude kept improving himself, theese videos are inspiring

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But your Gameboy is already modded😢

I'd say getting the NSO N64 Controller with a BlueRetro Bluetooth Adapter is better than the Brawler when it comes to playing the games as they're designed to. The Brawler is more sensitive and in FPS games this is noticable. Rumble works accurately and the BlueRetro has 4 memory slots. Only hassle is that in order to use the memory slots you have to connect to the BlueRetro adapter via Phone/PC bluetooth and format the memory slots in order to use them in games but once that's done it's smooth sailing.

Well I have the N64 with S-Video and a RetroTink 2X Pro (which was $130 when I bought it)...but I've just been debating for the last 9 months or so to splurge on the Everdrive 64 X7 or just go with an ED64 Plus. I obviously know which is better...but the X7 is TWO HUNDRED DOLLARS...before shipping and tax and I still need to buy the MicroSD card. So it's roughly $250 when all is said and done...and every time I'm close to pulling the trigger, I pull back. Christmas time usually affords me some disposable income (I get money from family every year)...but $250 is still steep. Steep enough that it makes me question my monetary decisions. There's a lot of positives to consider, but something always makes me think otherwise. If it was $100 cheaper, I would have had it by now.

I was really, really skeptical to even attempt modding on my 3DS. I’ve had it since 2014 and I never really considered a need to do so considering for many years after Nintendos online servers and shop were up and I just didn’t want to take any risks with modding my own console. Infact, I really didn’t mod any console until this year with my Wii because I was worried about losing all my data on my wii which I’ve had since I was a kid. I got it homebrewed and backed up the NAND. Fast forward to this year and past homebrewing my wii, seeing Nintendo pull the plug on the eshop and now online soon is devastating and it made me reconsider my prior stance. I took aside a few hours to read a notable guide in the modding community and attempted it. Surprisingly the available guides really helped- even to a novice like me, I had homebrew and it’s associated apps up and running in an hour and I was able to back up all my games to my PC so I’ll never worry about losing them again. (which I’ve unfortunately done before and with my Wii discs- either by scratches or misplacing the cards) I can say it was well worth it, it won’t be for everyone, but it certainly was for my use case. For those worried about doing it, just be careful and do NOT skip any parts of the guide you follow and VERIFY you are following the right instructions. I almost made the mistake of using the New Nintendo 3DS guide on my original one because I’d thought I had the new one and thankfully checked again before I did anything major. I hope this helps others like it did for me. I’ll also say, modding got me to fall back in love with my 3DS, which honestly I didn’t think it could do but it certainly did, and I’m glad I did it.

Metroid for the WIN!!!

Don't worry, I to am not a fan of RPGs.

Well my #1 favorite is Banjo - Kazooie.

My problem is I don't have a computer

love your videos you are so underrated