You can now use Nintendo’s N64 Wireless Controller with Analogue 3D

the Analogue 3D was finally launched late last year With four controller ports on the front that support the N64’s original wired gamepads. If you want to switch to wireless, your best option is the 8BitDo 64 which offers a similar button and joystick layout as the original N64 controllers, but with a modern design. For a more realistic but conveniently wireless N64 experience, Analogue has released an update for 3D Today it adds support for Nintendo’s modern N64 controller.

It was a Nintendo wireless controller It was announced in 2021 alongside the N64 games Coming to Nintendo Switch Online. Coming from Nintendo, it’s as much a recreation of the original N64 hardware as you can find, but in $54.99 It’s more expensive than $39.99 8 bitdo 64and can only be purchased if you are already subscribed to the Nintendo Switch Online service. The only way to get a more authentic N64 wireless controller is to upgrade the original wired versions with 8BitDo Modification Kit is $39.99.

The Analogue 3D firmware update is version 1.2.0 Available for download now via the company’s website and Can be installed Either by copying it to the console’s memory card, or connecting the 3D display to a computer using a USB-C cable. Other improvements include fixes for compatibility issues with some 4K displays and switches and audio clipping issues. Analogue 3D Library will now also remember when a game was added to your collection and will track total play time for each title.