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The Polymega Retro Element Module controllers can be pretty great for their original consoles, but what happens when we bring them to other systems on the console?
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[@km_icebear]

Thanks for the latest video. Did you notice any audio cut-outs on the N64 games? I have been experiencing it with Blast Corps and Goldeneye.

[@GameRaveTV]

Yes, so far it was just with Majora's Mask. Though admittedly I didn't play much of the other games. Mario Kart seemed fine, Diddy Kong Racing felt like it had a second of load time, but otherwise what I have access to has been okay.

[@WWammyy]

It sounds like emulation / latency issues to me.
I had the same problem on Street Fighter Alpha 3 on Visualboy emulator.
I couldn't figure out why they were easy on the original Gameboy advance but couldn't pull out any fireballs on the emulator and later found its the latency.
Which is often offset when you have better hardware.

[@RolfWrenWalsh]

Jason,
You didn't asnwer my question in the previous video where I said "NiGHTS with an N64 controller is blasphemy".
Am I able to buy these controllers separately to use on native hardware?
Very interested in the N64 one as the Retrofighters controller (which I helped fund on Kickstarter years ago) is absolute trash, and the Hori Minis go for some cash now.

[@GameRaveTV]

That wasn't a question, that was a statement. : ) And yes, they're available for sale here: polymega.com/products/rc05-ultra-retro-controller