EverDrive 64 X5

Works as expected in my factory N64. I'd recommend following the setup guides on the website and installing the latest firmware

Works just as intended and I can use my Nintendo 64 again!

This cart does exactly what its intended to do. Play all of your ripped roms from your personal collection. Identical performance. I can not tell the difference. FPGA is the future of preservation. The additional built in NES FPGA chip is flawless as well. I found a NES classic controller to N64 adapter. Using it, is exactly the same experience of playing on original NES. 240p, on a CRT, (not 480i that emulators pump out.) Original scanlines, color reproduction, zero latency inputs. Boots in same time as original equipment.

Using the EverDrive with my Analog 3D. I've been using it since the week after launch with zero issues. There was a required firmware update to work with Analog 3D, but after following those simple update instructions I've been up and running without issue. Amazing product that brought me back to the N64 glory days.

Krikkz is a grate guy. Eh stomps goombas and doesn’t afraid of anything. Five stars for life for krikkz and also thank him for feeding Amazon with the gear. happy to pay a little extra for the convenience

Everything working great must have for anyone wanting to play big libraries of games Without having to spend a lot of money on individual games

Good as it gets. Loads quicker than others. Feels snappier. No wallpaper. Simple interface and it just works. One thing is the ROMS are of low quality available on the net so its hard to find one that isnt washed out of color and detail. I use a line Doubler and the mClassic also and it almost looks like it did when it came out and that is all. Very expensive. I really recommend this CART but ROMS are something to search for for quality. Maybe I should have bought a nice old Sony CRT tv. Costs too much to change everything to HDMI

Great cart that does what it says on the tin. We've had no problems playing N64 on this thing, and the newest firmware versions build in an ASIC NES emulator which feels extremely accurate. We've probably played as much or more NES on this unit as N64. That said, consider spending the extra money on the X7 over this model. The lack of an internal battery means you absolutely MUST reset back to the menu for game saves to properly save to the SD Card. You think it's no big deal and you'll remember to do that, but trust me, you're going to forget at some point and be REALLY upset that your game didn't save. The X7 also has a realtime clock that the X5 lacks. No N64 game depends on such a thing to my knowledge, but if you're interested in using the GB64 emulator to play Pokemon Gold/Silver/Crystal, they're practically unplayable without a RTC.

There's a little bit of jank to it. But it sure beats trying to replace cartridges from my childhood that are starting to fail.