Hello Salduchi! Thank you so much! I am glad I could share my experience. I love playing retro games with the comfort of modern tech 🙂I hope you'll get your adapter soon!

Hello Collin! I'm glad my video could help 🙂It really is handy to have a shortcut to switch between the memory and the rumble pack.

Thank you for your feedback 👍😊 I’m glad the informations is helpful. Keep checking the NSO online store. The joypads come in more regularly lately it’s just sold out again so quickly. I keep my fingers crossed for you that you can get your hands on one soon.

Thank you so much!! I am happy I could share my experience. I hope you can play like this soon as well 🙂

Hello CRAZYrandom! 👋 Thank you so much 😊 Yes I was very happy to see that the wireless connection doesn’t ruin the fun with any lag. It works great on my OLED so it should be really good on CRT as well 😎 I hope you’ll have lots of fun with it. Mario 64 is such a good game.

Hi MuffinMan! 👋 Thank you! 😊 The see through cases are gorgeous on the N64s. Very vibrant 😎

Hello Gonalarga! Thank you! It's a great adapter, I hope you'll have lots of fun with it 🙂

Hi WJCTechyman 👋 thank you for sharing 😊that’s cool, I love GameCube too. Fun to make it wireless as well 👍

Hello👋 I think the adapter saves games like a modern usb thumb drive so no extra battery is required 😎

Hello 👋 The adapter already comes with the update installed that lets you use the memory pak.

Hello mines say error on memory oak don’t allow me to save my games

Hi Kiba_Hiro 👋🏻 The Nintendo Switch N64 controller was just back in stock two days ago. The RetroTime adapter used to be in stock but demand surged lately. You can go to 8bitmods and enter your email. They will contact you when it’s back to order.

@@SamDansCouch Thank you, I registered for the restock email!

@@Kiba_Byte Cool, I hope you can get your hands on one soon. It is a great product 😊

Update: Successfully formatted the memory cards without using the web interface. Here's how I did it in case anyone else has this issue of not being able to connect via the web interface. You need a Game Shark. I used my Game Shark Pro (v3.3) to format the memory cards on the adapter. But it wasn't quite that simple, there were a few steps needed to accomplish this. In order for the memory card to even appear in the Game Shark menu without locking up the Game Shark I had to create a memory pack note on EACH of the 4 the memory cards (i used DOOM 64, didn't need to beat a level and save it, just create a game note when the game begins). If I didn't create a game note on the memory card the Game Shark would ALWAYS lock up/freeze. But once the game note was made "Controller 1" finally appeared on the Game Shark menu screen. Now the memory card finally appears in the Game Shark menu without locking up/freezing after the game note is made. The Game Shark says next "This memory card needs to be formatted" so push YES. Let the Game Shark do what it does. Now you have a formatted wireless adapter via Game Shark without using the web interface. (Remember this process must be done 4 separate times on the 4 separate cards within the unit). Big props to this video and the creator for the knowledge that the home button switches between memory card/rumble pack and the capture button toggles the 4 memory cards - I most likely would have never figured it out myself. One thing that helps is you will know when you are on a new memory card because the game will ask if you want to make a game note. Select YES and repeat the process using the Game Shark. Hope this is able to help those who like me who were not able to format via the web interface. After it's up and running it's the best improvement the N64 EVER!!!

Final update (I think): This just keeps getting better. Physical memory pack games saves can also be copied to the digital memory of the RetroTime N64 adapter via the Game Shark menu when two controllers are connected to the N64.

Hello@@Chad_Hart ! Thank you for sharing your experience. That's really cool, well done!

@@Chad_Hartawesome! That’s good to know

Hi Venom, I’m sorry you are having trouble. I don’t have the DIY mod but maybe the retro time adapter needs a firmware update for this to work. They just added google stadia controller support to the firmware so this might happen soon too.

@@SamDansCouch I had this issue. You need to make sure the controller is in S mode. The controller will then behave normally. I'm still having issues with the buttons incorrectly mapping every now and then, and I'm still trying to activate rumble mode despite pressing the respective buttons as in the video - just a heads up.

@@rekcarctuna Can confirm I'm experiencing the same issues! Hopefully this is updated sooner than later

Yea. I bought 2 of these kits thinking they would work. They'll be delivered soon. I already own 2 n64 switch controllers so I'm not sure why I even bought these. Hopefully retrotime makes snes adapters too.

@@mattymatt022000 yes that sucks it doesn’t support the kit yet. Hopefully a firmware update will fix it. For my SNES I am using the 8bitdo adapter which works great 👍