Supported Operating system: Windows 98, ME, Vista, 2000, 2003, XP, 7, 8, 8.1, 10 Linux UBUNTU, Linux Mint, Android Linux (via an USB OTG cable) Mac OS X and beyond Retrogaming operating systems: RetroPie, Recalbox, Happi Game Center, Lakka, ChameleonPi, Piplay. Also, I'm sorry if this is formatted strangely I did this all on mobile.Use the generic standard USB port, if your program or application accepts USB controller input, it can be used natively without drivers or patches, JUST PLUG AND PLAY! If you have any questions about setting this up you can ask me however I'm about to go to sleep so it might be a few hours before I respond. you can also get an adapter and an official Nintendo controller but it's really hard to find one that still has a good analog stick there too.

You can get USB n64 controller but they have always had bad analog sticks in my experience. The N64 controller was kind of weird so mapping it will take some getting used to. It's also a bit more involved to setup and get working properly.Īs for controller, I use a switch pro controller and configure it on a per game basis. If your on Mac or linux, I'd look into RetroArch but it has some graphical issues with scaling as well as a strange UI. It's actually extremely impressive and looks almost exactly like a converted digital feed from the Nintendo 64.

If you're looking for a more authentic graphical experience than the High Level Emulation (HLE) GLideN64 graphics plugin which comes preloaded, you can look up Angrylions LLE project 64 graphics plugin which is a Low Level Emulation (LLE) plugin meaning it emulates every chip that goes into the rendering process in the Nintendo 64 for as authentic of a look as you could possibly get on an emulator. Here's a version that I already have configured to run most games, you just need to setup your controller:

It's easier and you can customize how you want your games to look. Everyone has their preferences but I've always enjoyed emulation.

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