Who knew the N64 could look this good? - Nintendo 64 HD Setup with EON Super 64 | Nintendrew

In this video, we’ll check out the Super 64 from EON Gaming, and push it to its limits to determine the ultimate HD setup for Nintendo 64. Thanks for watching!
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[@Nintendrew]

1:49 Correction: I've been informed that the RetroTINK 2X can also accept S-video input from N64, but I don't have any S-video cables on-hand to add that option to this comparison. Might eventually have to revisit the HD daisy chain down the road with more options! 😉 Cheers.

[@marvelousonejr832]

Hi!

[@isanchez64]

You don't have s video cables for Nintendo 64 either? Come on nintendrew! I have the monster purple s video cables, those are great.

[@marthmarthmarth]

Official Nintendo S cables are pretty rare. I was lucky to have one from the SNES era. And since they fit the N64, and GameCube win win 😊

[@Kentama]

Kind of an unfair comparison, since most reviewers seem to agree that the the Retrotink with S-Video generates fairly similar results to the Eon (which is also more expensive and less versatile compared to the Retrotink). I'm also surprised you'd buy a Retrotink and not know to use the S-Video input, that seems like a huge oversight if you were interested enough to spend that much money to improve the image quality in the first place.

[@TopSpot123]

@@marthmarthmarth Same here. Still looks great on my CRT, and I haven't really upgraded my classic systems to an all digital solution yet.

[@Seansteiger]

Rumor has it if you stack a 3rd device, your N64 can run Crysis. 😄

[@jessicahall3665]

Under rated comment

[@eugiblisscast]

If you stack 1000 you can run Cyberpunk 2077

[@cristianarreola8582]

Ust use the DS expansion pack

[@WednesdayMan]

I have an N64, can confirm I stacked the mysterious "3rd device" it ran crysis.

[@vappyenjoyer24]

I KNOW NAME OF THIS THIRD DEVICE BUT I WONT TELL YOU

[@noahp.638]

When I started collecting, I saw a single vid from this guy, and then I was hooked. I have a good collection now thanks to Nintendrew, thanks dude.

[@dillis2188]

Noah P. So _YOU'RE_ the guy writing all those awful ad banners.

[@hellblazerjj]

I love that the "ultimate setup" for N64 visuals looks so ridiculous. It's like the meme of all those old adapters connecting through from USB to Serial or something 😂😂

[@12345stl]

I watched that entire video before I realized what was happening lol😂😂😂

[@niktrek]

Seeing OOT this clear reminds me of how it looks on GC when they ported it. I was so impressed I went ahead and beat it all over again back in the day.

[@SciFiBrony]

I wish we got a side-by-side of Slick Mode with and without the mClassic. ALSO, IMO, the Slick Mode+mClassic combination works WONDERS for polygons and CERTAIN UI elements, but IMO for some text and textures, the smoothing algorithm might be a SMIDGE too aggressive and it can almost look like the edges were "smeared" rather than smoothed, giving an almost painted look. The best showing of this is the comparison highlight reel near the end of the video, the Nintendo copyright on the Zelda title screen, and all the text in the StarFox section.

[@Bangulo]

Yeah the painted look isn't good.

[@samuelmcgriff7842]

The deluxe EON Gaming Deluxe Set Regular price is $239.99USD Why!

[@Nintendrew]

Try code "nintendrew" for $24 off ;)

[@vashtheflashstampede]

Nintendrew you slid in so smooth

[@johnkolk]

Vash the Flash Stampede that’s what she said

[@samuelmcgriff7842]

Tf2 Engineer gotten 😂 😂

[@vashtheflashstampede]

That's doesn't even make sense

[@Pjiwm]

I got a billion videos in my sub feed about this thing. But if Nintendrew makes a video about it, it's a must watch.

[@DarkwingDann]

It just shows how good n64 was that 25 yrs later they're still producing hardware for it

[@tavius88]

N64 is top 3 all time in consoles

[@SilimSavertin]

Its a neat toy, sure, but its not worth over 100 bucks.

[@v-nus7718]

For someone who wants really good footage for youtube out of the console without having to resort to using an emulator or a daisy chain of upscalers, it may be downright essential.

[@VantaCube]

@@v-nus7718 Path of least resistance dictates if someone is getting KZbin footage and owns the games, they'll just emulate it. After all, free is much less expensive than $150 - $240.

[@SimianIndustries]

@@v-nus7718 UltraHDMI sounds like the best solution. This thing is stupid expensive for what it is

[@greengamerguy623]

50$ maybe

[@marksaile6419]

Oh yes... yes it is.

[@MaidenHell1977]

Fantastic review. Unfortunately this item is extremely pricey. I am lucky enough to enjoy my N64 on a CRT with S-video and that's all I need.

[@ChrisMX9]

Yes you don't need all those pricey adapters when you have a CRT! My N64 is connected to my 14" Sony Trinitron via composite and it looks pretty good! Edit : I now have a 21" Trinitron and it's even more amazing!

[@darklordyianni4463]

same here, mate.

[@FinalBaton]

That is a great setup indeed Kevin.

[@MaidenHell1977]

I play it on a flat screen CRT haha :D

[@darrelldean7116]

Kevin Nunes then the image looks worse on your TV then a non-flat, so I wouldn’t brag about that

[@penisboy97]

A little unfair how you didn’t test svideo with the smoothing option of retro tink, it should be the same if not better quality.

[@beachplease808]

He didn't have the S-Video cables.

[@penisboy97]

Beach Please if he didn’t have svideo, he should not have reviewed this product

[@cysper4703]

@@penisboy97 Yeah Agreed you got a point there.

[@Jay84476]

Good that there's a middle of the road options between composite upscaling and Ultra HDMI

[@Bonswally]

For those like me who think it's too expensive, you can get a rad2x cable which essentially does the same thing for less than half the price. No lag, region free, rgb support, no external power, works on n64, snes and gamecube.

[@fluffisaurus7090]

Unfortunately Eon has marketed this product as the best you can get and many people have fallen into that trap. Most “reviews” of this product are blatant ads, the only actual review I’ve seen is Digital Foundry’s. Plus the Retrotink 5x makes composite video look better than this adapter due to its amazing composite comb filter.

[@FreakinSweet1987]

@@fluffisaurus7090 The only reason you consider the Digital Foundry video more legitimate is because they had more criticisms than other videos. If you look at comparisons like John Hancock did, you'll see that the Super 64 is essentially the best middle ground between a lower end device and the HDMI mod in terms of both colors and picture quality. It does a better job at upscaling, and without input lag on top of it. It's important to remember that Digital Foundry is constantly exposed to differing levels of video quality across dozens of platforms. It's natural they won't be impressed by something so standard. But the average consumer will likely be blown away by the difference.

[@SigmaShawn]

You'll get more bang for your buck if you get an S-Video cable and and upscaler like the Retro Tink 2X instead of the Super 64 which is only meant for N64

[@ianeverest1063]

THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR THIS VIDEO!!! I just started playing Perfect dark on my N64 with my 4K tv. The blurs really bother me. Sometimes it is hard to see the enemies. So happy you let me know about this product I am going got buy it!

[@518streets2]

Hello Did u buy it if so how is it

[@JacoboGarcia]

N64 RGB modded + Framemeister + mClassic + Cinema edition, that´s the combination I use, great video 10/10 :-)

[@PKSlippy]

6:18 Hey guys Drew has Footage of Sword and shield Oh wait

[@meriotroid]

Oh man this comment is gonna piss off some mindless fanboys

[@TroutButter]

I'm curious what the mClassic would be like plugged into a framemeister. S-Video cables into a framemeister is how I currently play the N64. One day I'd like to grab another system and put the Ultra HDMI into it. But my current method actually looks really good to me.

[@BavarianM]

Stop wasting money

[@EPCOTFan82]

@@BavarianM no

[@letisianieto4603]

You could also just use a Sony Trinitron CRT TV with the N64 S-video cable. This saves tons of money and the picture looks better rather than hooking it up to any flatscreen TV.

[@joshmartimez2235]

I might buy both of these adapters in tbe near future along with a new third party N64 controller.

[@tabbuh6195]

Thank you for showing this. The N64 is one of my favorite consoles of all time, and I had almost given up hope playing mine on my TV since I'm not willing to spend $400 on a modded console, or carefully look for a working official S-video cable to use in conjunction with my Retrotink. While the Super 64-mClassic combo is still pricy. I'm still willing to spend my money for the convenience of it.

[@ToothpickMan11]

You could buy a RetroTiNK 2x and a custom S-video cable, and you'd be getting just as good of a picture while saving at least $30. Not only can you use the RetroTiNK 2x with the N64 but you can also use it with other systems as well. The EON is still only using the S-video signal.

[@The31stcenturyfox]

Just bought a EON Super 64, soon I'll buy an mClassic. Thanks for the discount! Hope this supports your channel!

[@perkimba8369]

I've been looking closely at the comparisons and I've noticed that at some point the display from the Super64 + mClassic freezes a little bit. This is more noticeable at the minute 7:43 when the logo starts disappearing in which the lag on the left can be clearly seen.

[@Tapukokomaster54]

Hey nintendrew you've helped me out with my collection by inspiring me to collect thank you for that Edit: thanks nintendrew for the heart

[@Senorjalapeno26]

I don’t see a heart

[@Tapukokomaster54]

@@Senorjalapeno26 I got a noti saying he hearted the comment and I see the heart

[@Senorjalapeno26]

tapukokomaster YT yeah I see it now. Maybe it was just a glitch or something

[@Tapukokomaster54]

@@Senorjalapeno26 ok

[@iProgramInCpp]

@@Senorjalapeno26 the problem is editing the comment removes the heart until the OP hearts it back

[@nottiredofwinning3736]

I'll never take a solder gun to one of my systems and turn it into some kind of frankenstein. Thank God for the Eon.

[@G23G_]

Eon Super64 - $150 RetroTink 2x - $105 Retro Access N64 S-Video cable - $25 Total - $130, with the added bonus of being able to hook up any game console via Composite, S-Video, or YPbPr, along with a smoothing/"slick" option (if you're into that sort of thing). Seems like a no-brainer to me.

[@RyoApeiron]

On the other hand, this is far easier for dumbies like me...

[@bengolious]

Neglected to mention that it isn't compatible with PAL n64s.

[@ians_parks]

A pal version is coming but id recommend getting a Rad2x for $100 less

[@albey1816]

@@ians_parks - RAD2X is great - I own one and use it on my Modded N64. I would not use the RAD2X on a stock console. You have to have an RGB Modded N64 to get the best out of the RAD2X. - If you use it on a stock N64 you only get upsampled Composite video. I do not know why Mike Chi did not implement S-Video into the circuitry ( The Retrotink can pull S-video and the RAD2X is based on same tech - so why was it left out? ) The EON Super64 is the best solution for a stock NTSC N64.

[@ians_parks]

@@albey1816 Mike Chi most likely left it out to keep the cost down. Also i could never justify nor recommend spending $150 on an adapter that only works on the n64 and only draws svideo. For that price it better support rgb, svideo, and composite and work on all nintendo consoles with the multiout connector. Eon needs to cut it out with these premium prices.

[@salduchi1785]

Why is it not compatible with Pal?

[@goldenfreddy-gj5wy]

Best video Image I got for my 64, authentic N64 S-Video cable, Retroscaler, and mClassic.

[@gammaboost]

I think the reason the Super 64 is able to make the picture look so good is that it determines where the edges of the pixels are and makes each pixel space show the same colour, unlike the composite cables where each pixel has a bluring applied in between and also has colour artifacts.

[@ians_parks]

Its svideo content linedoubled to 480p

[@518streets2]

I just got both and I am very happy looks amazing

[@Cbgrandtheftauto]

I just got both! I love them. Yes, it was expensive, but it's worth it! I have my 64 on a projector that puts out a screen size of around 108". On the original cables it's horrible. Made me not even want to play. Using a cheap HDMI adapter isn't much of an improvement. With both plugged in (I have the m-classic plugged into the output of my receiver going to my projector so all my systems go through it) the picture looks amazing especially at that large of a size! I feel content with the purchase because it makes me feel satisfied that I am playing at the best possible visual option and not just "rigging it up " to work through HDMI.

[@trevormoody5963]

what’s great about this device is it also works with the gamecube which is perfect for people who have a revised version of the gamecube that doesn’t have that second port

[@Snooplax]

Great video, when I saw this product released I was hoping to see a review by you!

[@Dylan4nderson]

Not a review this is an ad

[@mazda9624]

Wow it's hard to believe that Perfect Dark footage was running on original hardware! I've always used the S-Video method to get the best possible output on my N64, buf there definitely seems to be a new king in town!

[@parkerofthepancakes2621]

6:06 wow that's smooth

[@gdemerald581]

Playing regular composite N64 on a modern BUSH TV right now. *I NEED IT!!*

[@paulooliveira130]

I really think they should have implemented a scanline solution. Another reason to try stretching a little far to grab an Ultra64 board. Thanks for the review!

[@Ben3299]

What about the Eon N64 Adapter + mClassic + the mCable. Would that enhance the picture quality even further than just the mClassic and the Eon N64?

[@clutchpromo]

can i ask everyone a question? does anyone know what is the best capture card I can use for my PS2 or N64 to capture gameplay? Thanks!

[@justanotheryoutubechannel]

clutchpromo Depends on your setup. If you have a Frameiester, something like an AverMedia LiveGamer HD or an Elgato GameCapture HD60. If you have an OSSC instead, you may need something with better compatibility to deal with the off-spec signal. If you have nothing, then a card capable of accepting 240p natively and interpreting it correctly.

[@clutchpromo]

@@justanotheryoutubechannel Hi thank you so much for the very informative and helpful reply! My setup is using the physical consoles with cartridges/CDs, do these still apply? Think 15 years ago when I last recorded gameplay, I used something called Dazzle. Thanks again!!

[@Andrew-McCormick]

I feel that the ultra hdmi would be better, since it is generating straight digital video, but with the Eon, it’s turning composite into hdmi.

[@gamertoon8230]

Dude, use S VIdeo with the retro tink, it'll give you the same results, or RGB mod it

[@NAMEANDADDRESSWITHHELD726]

5:50 5:53 Nintendrew knew what he was doing! Best resolution I ever saw in my life, take it from me who has both collaborated on my Nintendo 64! Absolutely amazing! ❤

[@alienJIZ1990]

I think the solution here is obvious given the weird video output of NTSC N64. S-Video is the best native signal you can get without mods, and unlike other consoles, the upgrade to RGB is pretty much indistinguishable, and few solutions tap and handle S-Video well like this does GC is a whole other rabbit hole though and has far wider color variation among the different (and all imperfect) alternatives to the OEM cable's DAC

[@thogameskanaal]

I get nightmares from looking at Saria blink at 7:40

[@kammykoopa8626]

hi drew love the content you inspired me to start my own nintendo collection keep up the great content

[@WigWoo1]

Since the super Nintendo and GameCube use the same video connector what happens if you plug this thing into them

[@gamertoon8230]

1:52 N64 has S video as well

[@pastarhythm2762]

mClassic plus Super64 makes it look like the N64 outputs at a native 1080p! incredible!

[@or2130]

Pasta Rhythm it’s not even out yet ...?

[@RavenclawNimbus]

I never even get half the stuff you’re saying, and I’m still interested by it. Also, why does it say there’s only 1 like? (I liked it)

[@DaCaptainDerpy]

Wow. This is a nice early birthday gift. Lol

[@JerseyDevils21]

Happy early birthday

[@IkesDaddelbox]

I have a strong opinion on retro games upscaled on HD TVs without actually enhancing the games resolution as well. It always turns into a pixelated mess. So I still prefer CRT TVs for these games, but the Slick Mode is pretty neat. It looks really good.

[@badreality2]

If you are person considering buying this, consider buying an HDMI premodded N64 for a $100 more. The digital-to-digital picture, plus anti-aliasing, is currently the best way to look at N64 games. But consider that your old C.R.T. that you use hook up your N64, will not have input lag, so weigh in your decision. An RGBs mod with anti-aliasing, using the appropriate cables, or RGBs to component cables, on a vintage C.R.T. may be the best choice, if you are not video capturing your gameplay.

[@Frostman007]

Obviously also not a cheap option, but I prefer using a Retrotink2x with a pair of HD Retrovision cables as it also allows me to plug additional consoles into the Retrotink. You need an RGB-modded N64 but it's worth it.

[@Nintendrew]

Sounds dope!

[@trailmix7033]

How cool! Cant wait to bu- oh its 150$

[@samuelmcgriff7842]

TrailMix_ EON Gaming Deluxe Set Regular price $239.99USD

[@trailmix7033]

Sam M thats a yikers from me

[@81giorikas]

Can't say it blows my mind (the difference). Seems just like a bump in gamma and some smoothing with a normal upscaling and that is it.

[@HeinsSkitzvelvet]

Well I just ordered both of these devices. We'll see how it works this weekend!

[@TinyGuy97]

Did it work well?

[@Sodaslushy]

Random idea: what if someone made a super cool N64 where you can put in multiple graphic inhancers to make it look like it's off the GameCube!

[@niospartan]

One thing that other reviewers have mentioned is that the sound quality may also be better. The plug and play is great but the price not so much. Eon is known for the gchd but it was based off of open source software that others also made into adapters like the Carby for $75. If they could get the price down I bet they'd have the market locked down for n64 HDMI adapters.

[@infernoreviews2529]

Thanks for the review drew. I think ultimately I will opt for a ultra hdmi install kit. Juat ordered and everdrive and will send my console to the states end of this year / next year to have someone install a kit.

[@mimi6802]

wow. you must have all the nintendo power magizines!

[@parallaxiti]

I love this! Could you do a similar video where you combine upscalers on other consoles?

[@zZAPp-fi]

9 Gag horizontally flipped logo :D

[@smughatkid9981]

Still better than Sword and Shield

[@KoLAddict]

Great video I really liked the comparisons! Any chance of doing something with cheaper products for us poor folk, like the Hyperkin cables?

[@ians_parks]

Dont buy hyperkin's shit. Get a Rad2x cable. Preorders are up right now. Its basically a shrunk down retrotink2x in a single cable

[@chrisfratz]

I believe the high-res mode in perfect dark is super sampled back down to 240p, so why don't you do get extra detail, it's still output at 240p

[@bencboyett]

This dude deserves more subscribers!

[@megancomero4738]

Ur the real deal I love ur collection I subed I’m new n I love Nintendo games I own the switch,wii, & GameCube

[@sgt.peppers8008]

Smells like broke in this comment section

[@meropolis]

🤣

[@aaronmoravek]

I use s-video for upscaling and composite for slick mode. It works pretty good on a 1080p. But I wouldn't consider it unless I get a 4k

[@juan999toys]

Great video!

[@Dark-Hound]

The retrotink 5x can do this and more.

[@Ahzafera]

woah, how did you get Ocarina of Time 3D and Star Fox 64 3D running on an N64!?

[@StrikerXL_BE]

Love your amazing and fun videos!!! 😊👊

[@rubix2007]

I thought the issues were just that we are using new-age widescreen 16:9 tvs, when the N64 was designed for old 4:3 CRT styles. This super EON 64 doesnt do anything with the aspect ratio but just smoothes things out then?

[@ians_parks]

This retains the 4:3 aspect ratio and doesnt stretch the image. Its also linedoubling 240p to 480p so that its more widely compatible with modern displays. It linedoubling ensures that it remains lag free unlike upscaling which introduces potential lag. Basically its a lagfree solution for modern displays that tries to somewhat clean up the image. Still its stupidly overpriced for what it offers.

[@rubix2007]

@@ians_parks ah thanks for the info

[@galrjkldd]

Drew might be saying D but I keep hearing G. HGMI, HG TV.

[@CapPhantom]

Things get real @ 5:58 beginning from 5:51.

[@ss4vegeta1]

Good video I know very little about the accessories and how they can transform the gaming video quality but are there specifically hardware that one can plug into a HD TV USB or HDMI port to make the picture just as good without plugging it into the console? With a high quality dongle you can take your game add it as a rom with a emulator and play it off the tv. I just would like that video to be as sharp as possible.

[@LeftBeefStudios]

Okay So Nintendrew Is The End Of Your Intro Supposed To Be (It Is Nintendrew?)

[@neilchurm1472]

How much!!! 150 dollars, at that price I'll put up with s video thanks.

[@Roger-ob2ft]

They need to make a device that will let me load up high resolution texture graphics onto my N64 games.

[@spirittouchrecords2785]

Ultra hdmi and mclassic seem to be the best solution? Because max clearance (ultra hdmi) + antialiasing (mclassic)

[@JeffDM]

Stacking about $250 worth of electronics in a long double dongle stack seems dicey to me. Good enough to do a review I guess. Still shows some odd effects. I don't get the complaints about the prices, I understand it's a lot of money but these are largely niche products serving a pretty small enthusiast market. Not a lot going on to get economies of scale you're used to. I still think the UltraHDMI is the way to go if you're really that into the N64 platform and can't spare the room for an old CRT. And good CRTs are getting hard to find anyway.

[@chrisfratz]

On another note, why is the sound from your N64 footage sound like it's higher-pitched

[@coronelfalk]

In my opinion, when it's blurry it looks more authentic. If i wanted to play on hd i would probably use an emulator.

[@soyborne.bornmadeandundone1342]

I got a sick custom modded ultra n64 with zelda themes all over it and sparkles. Also ever drive 3.0 So I don't even need this product. I already spent 800 bucks on that ^ lol. Thanks for letting ultra owners like me know that I'm not missing out. Phew... already dropped a ton of cashesh lol.

[@SoupyMittens]

why would you spend 800 dollars to get an hd n64? It looks worse in HD as it highlights all the polygons

[@gadgetbaer]

nintendo 64 with native resolution + scanlines > upscale every shit to the max

[@cl0msy]

The golden eye looked like it was made 2011 that just blows my mind

[@edism3]

For that price I can buy old good Trinitron CRT Tv, 2000s LCD/Tv with all video imputs...and I will have same result and $100 in pocket

[@inceptional]

I have no idea what utterly sh*tty system and connection you normally use but my N64 games connected up via SCART [in the UK] to my SD Sony Trinitron CRT TV looked basically like the stuff you have achieved after the update. Edit: I think it was actually S-Video I had my N64 connected up via. But my point was that it looked better than most of the footage I see of standard N64 games on KZbin.

[@gamecubeplayer]

n64 scart is composite video scart and not rgb scart

[@inceptional]

@@gamecubeplayer I'm pretty sure in the UK it was RGB SCART that I used for all my consoles, but I can't really recall. I thought some plugged straight in as SCART and others I had to plug the Red/White/Yellow connections into a SCART and the plug that in. Or maybe I was connnecting the N64 via S-Video. Something like that. But, either way, it looked great, and much better than composite.

[@gamecubeplayer]

@@inceptional n64 doesn't support rgb scart without a mod

[@inceptional]

@@gamecubeplayer Then I'm probably not recalling the connection I used for the N64 correctly. I did also have the likes of a SNES, GC, Xbox and Wii connected up to my TV too, so maybe I used the SCART for those other system. But the main point was my games looked great.

[@dstinnettmusic]

So question. If you have a RGB modded N64, would you get the enhancements from that outputted through this thing? Or do I need to keep searching for a framemeister.to defeat the checkerboard issue?

[@charvelgtrs]

Get an OSSC.

[@smashkiller64]

Welp. Looks like you’re gonna have to do a bunch of let’s play’s with this setup now. _WhAt A ShAmE!_

[@CruisnEma]

Could you please try che combo with Cruis'n Exotica or Cruis'n USA?

[@Frisenette]

Pixels is part of the art and look. Lag of various types is also inevitable with something like this.

[@telerobotic]

Helge Frisenette Nope. N64 already has a pretty bad frame rate (24 FPS for Zelda), but the EON and M-Cable are both less than 1ms it lag each. But when capturing HDMI footage at 60fps for KZbin, that native lag can be pretty apparent.

[@alkerbix]

I like what you’ve done, but, you need to compare it on a crt. Everyone knows that only way to play games designed for crt display is in a crt.

[@Crazynickgaming...]

Hey Nintendrew good video but you probably have this but do you have the Pokemon mini it's probably a collectors thing that you would have

[@jayk9392]

all my HDMI consoles are going into a Pioneer AV reciever which then goes to my TV. Is it possible to connect he M classic to the output of the receiver and have it convert anything thats connected?

[@VantaCube]

It does marginally improve the graphical quality but the price range of $150 - $240 is steeper than the Trango Towers. You can buy 2 Nintendo 64s, 5 controllers, a transfer pak, and 6 Nintendo 64 titles for $50 less than $150. I know because I've done this before. $240 is only $60 away from a brand new Nintendo Switch. Hell, you can buy the portable switch when it comes out and a brand new copy of Hyrule Warriors for $240. This price point is legitimately exorbitant for what is essentially a Nintendo 64 external modification. Unfortunate. It'll be nice when the cost of manufacture for this kind of device falls below the $100 price point because anything above that is for only your most dedicated hobbyist with plenty of money to blow.

[@chrislehmann6240]

when I back the EON and mClassic on my N64 the video will flash. works fine when they are use individually ?

[@gadgetbaer]

nintendo 46 with native resolution + scanlines > upscale every shit to the max