- NINTENDO 64 EMULATOR CONTROLLER MAC BLUETOOTH ANDROID
- NINTENDO 64 EMULATOR CONTROLLER MAC BLUETOOTH MODS
Sure they work ok, but they could feel better. Both the Brawler 64 and Tribute 64 have triggers I’m not the biggest fan of. The shoulder buttons are where I feel the Admiral sets itself apart from its competition well, aside from the whole wireless thing. They are on the border of being too stiff but overall I haven’t had any issues with them yet.
Like the D-pad, each face button has a good tactile feel to them and aren’t overly loud. While not like typical N64 controller buttons, I have come to like the design quite a bit. The stick is also super tight, which helps make up for the smaller size.Įach of the Admiral’s face buttons come in a matte finish and flat design. The Analog Stick in comparison is very tiny but thankfully sits in a comfortable position while in use. Each of the 4 directions has a nice tactile feel to them, but oddly the down direction has about twice the volume as the rest. The D-pad is large and sits just to the left of the controllers center, giving it a natural placement and good feel when using it. Both of these methods of input are interesting to look at on the Admiral. Two-handle designs have become very popular for the N64 as it allows for easy use of the D-pad or Analog Stick, depending on the title in play. Instead of the iconic 3-prong N64 design, Hyperkin has decided to take the modern approach when it comes to the Admiral. Opening the packaging we have the Admiral 64 with its N64 console receiver, a micro USB cable, and finally, a quick start guide that covers syncing the controller and backing up Memory Pak saves. Finally, on the back, we get the brief snippet about the controller’s purpose and a few key features outlined including the ability to use the dongle to back up Controller Pak saves. I want to call out the last badge specifically as we will be talking about the comfort of this controller in great detail momentarily. Along the side, a list of features is presented including a badge about the controller’s quality.
NINTENDO 64 EMULATOR CONTROLLER MAC BLUETOOTH ANDROID
As this controller is Bluetooth, wait, I mean BT, it is compatible with the N64, PC, MAC, and Android devices. The Admiral takes center stage along with its receiver. The Admiral comes in the traditional Hyperkin beveled box with a nice red and grey theme. Having picked this sucker up on a whim, I can say the experience it has given me has been an odd one.
One such offering that I have had for a few months now is the Hyperkin Admiral Wireless Controller.
NINTENDO 64 EMULATOR CONTROLLER MAC BLUETOOTH MODS
In the last few years, a lot of attention has been coming back to the N64 with a number of console mods and replacement controllers becoming available to get the most out of your N64 experience. From its history to games line-up, I still find new things to discover about Nintendo’s 5th Gen offering. It is no secret that I am a pretty big fan of the Nintendo 64.
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