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Much appreciated!

My list currently still has these as still needing: Bassmasters 2000 BattleTanx: Global Assault Battlezone: Rise of the Black Dogs Big Mountain 2000 Bio F.R.E.A.K.S. Blues Brothers 2000 Bust-A-Move '99 Carmageddon 64 Castlevania: Legacy of Darkness Charlie Blast's Territory ClayFighter: Sculptor's Cut Donald Duck Goin' "Quackers" Duck Dodgers Starring Daffy Duck ECW Hardcore Revolution FIFA '99 FIFA Soccer 64 Fighting Force 64 Flying Dragon Goemon's Great Adventure Golden Nugget 64 Hercules: The Legendary Journeys Hydro Thunder Indiana Jones and the Infernal Machine International Superstar Soccer 2000 International Track & Field 2000 Killer Instinct Gold Knife Edge: Nose Gunner Knockout Kings 2000 Mace: The Dark Age Monaco Grand Prix Mortal Kombat Trilogy NBA In the Zone 2000 NFL Blitz: Special Edition NFL Quarterback Club 2001 NHL Breakaway '99 Nuclear Strike 64 Olympic Hockey '98 PGA European Tour Polaris SnoCross Powerpuff Girls: Chemical X-Traction, The Rampage 2: Universal Tour Rampage World Tour Rat Attack! Razor Freestyle Scooter Road Rash 64 San Francisco Rush 2049 Sesame Street: Elmo's Number Journey Shadow Man Shadowgate 64: Trials of the Four Towers Snowboard Kids 2 South Park Rally Space Station Silicon Valley Starcraft 64 Starshot: Space Circus Fever Super Bowling Tigger's Honey Hunt Tom and Jerry in Fists of Furry Top Gear: Hyper Bike Transformers: Beast Wars Transmetals Vigilante 8: 2nd Offense Virtual Chess 64 WCW Backstage Assault World Cup '98 Worms: Armageddon But I need to go back through my games and double check, because I thought I had one or two of these already.

What was the 64th game acquired?

If it worked going that low, then the laser is still good, but the capacitors on the drive board are about shot. I did a video recently about recapping the very GameCube in this video so if you want to tackle that project yourself, then should get you back up to working well. It is a more difficult process though. But if I (an idiot) can manage it, then I’m sure you’d be able to do it too!

Yeah. Replica boxes. Though I do have manuals and overlays got a lot of the games.

Color options are so limited :/ and no GameCube logo

​@Nate.mp4 I got a transparent clear, and black buttons. Currently recording my youtube video on it, if you want, I'll link it when its ready.

I actually cover a switch Pro Controller starting at 13:51! It does work, but you don’t have the analog section of the L and R buttons. So YMMV for actual usability. But if the game doesn’t require that section, then you’re golden!

@@TheCartCollector I just read that almost at the same time you said that in the video lol, that was fast! Thank you man it’s seems like a very usefull adapter

I start covering that at roughly 12:45

@@TheCartCollector thx

So that’s a Panavise and it was actually a gift from my electrical engineer friend. He gave it to me when I started doing more soldering stuff. He said that it made things a lot easier for him when he got one and wanted to make sure I wasn’t struggling with things that didn’t need to be a problem (like holding a board steady). I don’t know where he got it, but you can get them on Amazon.

So I'm actually that electrical engineering friend who gave him the Panavise set up. The first one you see is the PANAVISE 324. it has the base and the larger circuit board holder. Unfortunately, amazon does not carry this any longer but you can get it on Panavice's website. The second circuit board holder he uses is the PANAVISE 217 Mini Circuit Board Holder Head. That fits into the 324 base but is designed for smaller circuit boards..... These are not the cheapest circuit board holders out there but they are the best IMO and I have done a lot of soldering on circuit boards. I also recommend you pick up the PANAVISE 303 vice head that fits in the 324 base. its a great small vice.

@ thank you!!!

@ thank you!!

I did it with just an iron and tweezers, so it is possible. The more tools you have though the easier it would be to do. The heat gun would make removing them a LOT easier.

@TheCartCollector thank you so much for your information! I think I will order new caps sometime and tell you if I fixed it

​@@TheCartCollectorAnother question, I need to buy specific caps for my model and I don't know what revision of the drive I have. How do I check it? Is it written on the side where the pot is, or in the opposite one? And is it on the edge of the board?

@accurate_k I honestly don’t know. To be frank I didn’t think about needing specific caps for different board revisions and I bought a kit for mine without too much thought. The board they showed matched what mine looked like so I just rolled with it. Perhaps I just got lucky.

As far as I’m aware, no. It only is for updating the firmware or using it as a Bluetooth receiver for PC.

Always a good time!

Yeah, the charging cable is a strange choice. I appreciate that doing it like that means you don’t have to permanently alter the shell of the controller, but it’s still a weird design.

I don’t know the hard numbers, but it feels just like using any Bluetooth controller on a modern system or PC. Just enough to notice, but short enough that you can easily adjust to it. Maybe not something you’d want to play competitive Melee with, but for hanging out with friends playing games or just enjoying something with lower stakes, it’s perfectly usable.

Yes it works on native hardware with multiplayer, no issues

8bitdo is currently aware of the Luigi's mansion issue and are working on a firmware update fix! The Z button press issue was theoretically fixed in the 1.1 (1.01?) firmware update to the adapter - there is also a firmware update for the controller, be sure to update both as most issues (other than Luigi's mansion) have been resolved as of last week

@@tricycloplots21 that's good to hear

@@tricycloplots21 dpad also isn't doing very much at all right now either

@@fireboltthunder2360 for what title, specifically? Let 8-bitdo support know!

@@tricycloplots21 pretty much everything. Where do I let them know?

If this board fits in a wavebird then maybe you can put something together!

My sticks were acting up and I couldn’t get the L or R buttons to hold for more than like 4 seconds, no matter which controller I used. Updating the firmware fixed all of that, so hopefully that fixes your issue too!

​@@TheCartCollector I'm having this issue where my NGC retro receiver is stuck in update mode, any ideas of what could be wrong?

Sounds like your pair button might be stuck. It only goes into update mode when it’s powered on with the button pressed. That’s the only thing I can think of that would do that.

@@TheCartCollector I was able to fix it, the support team sent me a program that would essentially force an update, it's back to working properly now

I have not tried the internal board so I can’t really compare. Though I have heard that that is a viably good option for Bluetooth connectivity as well. I personally like this because it is completely mod free. The less internal work I have to do, the less likely I am to screw something up haha.

I don’t see why it wouldn’t. So long as your Wii has the GameCube ports, it should work just fine.

@@TheCartCollector It says it’s compatible with Wii, and since mine has GameCube ports, I’ll pick it up and try it out. Hopefully it works, so I won’t have to spend money on a real GameCube controller.

Just make sure to update the firmware on it

I can confirm it works with the Wii, but there are a few minor issues. 1) You’ll need to update the receiver’s firmware for it to work properly. 2) The buttons are swapped, which isn’t a big deal in my opinion. 3) You’ll need a Wiimote to access the home menu. Besides that tho it’s definitely a good purchase.

I would assume well, given that it fits the GC so well. I’ll try it out when I get home.