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Hello! The reason the Odin 2’s wifi seems slow in our video is that the Odin 2 was connected to an AX3000 router node. After uploading our video, we tested the Odin 2’s wifi speed using a faster AX6600 router. Our overall network speeds are faster than in the video, in both wireless and wired download speeds. Here are our current download speed results: The original router in our video (AX3000): Wifi: 113Mbps Wired: 244Mbps The faster router (AX6600): Wifi: 485Mbps Wired: 760Mbps Hope this helps! :)

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Hello, thanks for the suggestion! Unfortunately, after trying this, the older Uno Attack still didn’t turn on. We think the issue might either be the wiring or a missing piece of plastic that’s not activating the card launcher. Thanks again though! :)

Hello! If your controller is the non-hall effect version, you may need to update the firmware using a PC or Mac to allow you to enable the bluetooth mode. You can check 8BitDo’s firmware updater here: support.8bitdo.com/firmware-updater.html Hope this helps! :)

Hello! The AYN TPU case actually didn’t fit properly with the dock unless we used an extension cable. We tested this starting at around 20:19. Hope this helps! :)

​@@TroveOasis 😅 I guess I commented too soon. Thanks for testing that out ❤

Hello! Can you please share the brand of your controller? If we have it we may be able to test if we are able to replicate the lag.

@@TroveOasisit’s a NS pro wireless. I think it’s lagging because it’s BT and not 2.4Ghz wireless maybe.

As a follow up to your comment, we tested a couple of Switch Pro Controllers with our Odin 2. Even without using a Dock, we noticed some lag and missed inputs compared to both the 8BitDo Ultimate 2.4g and the 8BitDo Pro 2 Bluetooth controller featured in our video. Unfortunately, we haven’t found a solution to improve the wireless connection of the NS Pro Controller with the Odin 2. We did notice reduced lag when connecting it via a long USB cable. Hope that helps for you! :)

You might try plugging a 2.4ghz dongle into the dock if your controller supports that connection type

@@Ryutai7 Yea, I ended up with a 2.4Ghz controller which reduced the lag a lot.

Hello! The Ultimate 2.4g controller does indeed have bluetooth, and the version named the Ultimate Bluetooth controller also comes with a 2.4g receiver for PC and Deck. The main differences the Ultimate Bluetooth has compared to the Ultimate 2.4g are: - A Switch button layout - The ability to use the bluetooth mode on a Switch instead of needing the receiver - The bluetooth mode appears as a Switch controller, instead of as a D-Input controller - The Ultimate Bluetooth can wake the Switch - Being able to remap the buttons using the mobile Ultimate Software - Motion controls on Switch - All shipments come with Hall Sticks, instead of just newer ones The Ultimate Bluetooth controller also doesn’t officially support gaming on iOS and Android in bluetooth mode, though it might still work on some phones. I don't have an Ultimate Bluetooth controller to test, so can't confirm with our own phones. Asked a friend who has one for help on this. :)

​@@TroveOasisI'm pretty sure you're mistaking the controllers, the Ultimate Bluetooth is the one with the Nintendo layou

Hello! There are apps on Android that can play the same games, such as RetroArch, M64Plus FZ for N64, and DraStic for DS. All of which I use. Unfortunately, none have an appearance similar to Delta by default. The 8BitDo Pro 2 should work with most Android phones though.

Hello! Yes, we got the second one with the oval button when the original model stopped working.

Hello! I haven't found a way to enable bluetooth within the X-Input mode. However, you can create a profile with the face buttons remapped using the PC software. That profile can then be enabled within the bluetooth/D-Input mode for Android.

Hello! It's Overcooked 2.

Hello! The dongle in the middle is the receiver for an 8BitDo Ultimate 2.4g controller

@@TroveOasis thank you!

Hello! We used a 2.4g receiver plugged into the dock’s USB for one controller and bluetooth for the other controller. In the Dolphin emulator used in this video, I unset the Odin’s own controls on Player 1 and set the Wii Remote inputs for each external controller. :)

Thank you! Glad you like our video :)

Thank you! Glad you enjoyed watching our video :)

Hello! Sorry, this was supposed to mean that the face button controls are swapped (like a Nintendo Switch controller) compared to what is printed on the buttons themselves (like an Xbox controller). Like you found, they can be remapped with the PC software. I don’t play Honkai: Star Rail, so unfortunately I am not sure how to fix the 'minus' button issue. 😞

@@TroveOasis how can you play bluetooth since your controller is a 2.4g version not the bluetooth version

Hello! On hall effect 2.4g controllers and 2.4g controllers upgraded to firmware 2.00 or higher, you can enable a bluetooth mode within the D-Input setting. This can be done by holding the profile button for 5 seconds.

​@@TroveOasisoh nice, thanks for making this video, it does help , lots of reviews on RUclips did not mention this, lots of ppl did not know this feature, good sharing

No problem! Glad I got to help :)

Hello! That is indeed the fan, in the default fan settings it will get this loud whenever the CPU temperature hits 95 celsius or higher. It stays quiet while cooling a hot GPU, however.

@@TroveOasis Ah thanks for clarifying. I’m toying between this and building the equivalent DIY, it’ll be a living room gaming PC, so fan noise is my biggest concern. Can you tell me: when playing a more demanding AAA game (1080p high settings), is there any noticeable fan noise like I heard in your video? Thanks, your upload has been really helpful 🙏

When playing most games at 1080p high. I usually only hear the loud fan noise in short bursts during high CPU loads, like when a game is loading a lot of data. Otherwise, the fan is much quieter during regular gameplay. You’re welcome, glad the video was able to help. Thank you for watching!

Hello! Yes, we used the adapters when using the controllers on the Steam Deck.

Hello! The DS emulator on Onion does not require any user-provided firmware.

@@TroveOasis cool, thanks for answering.

Hello! I don't have an Xbox to test the controller with, so I unfortunately can't confirm if it works.

Hello! Yes, you can. I was also able to connect the controller wired to an iPhone 15.

Hello! Yes, this is the reason it doesn't load as fast. The 2400 is also a QLC drive vs the SN740 being a TLC drive, which means the data is more densely packed into the same amount of NAND chips. The 2400 has to spend more effort when doing random reads and writes of large game data.

Hello! For the Standalone version of Pico-8 I downloaded an updated version from the Lexaloffle website. The version used in the "Marble Merger" section of this video is 0.2.6b.

@@TroveOasis ok i will updated up soon then

@@TroveOasis thanks

@@TroveOasis can you make a video updating the pico 8 theres no videos out there on how to do it lol

Hello! I got it from UGREEN's Lazada Store and it currently goes for PHP 1,699 / USD 30. 😊

Hello! In my experience it does whenever it’s powered on in D-input Bluetooth mode.

@@TroveOasis oh ok that‘s nice. If you want to, you could maybe make a Video showcasing that? Only if you like.

Hello @jjgsus7052! Sorry for the late reply 😅 Thanks for the video suggestion! We made a short showing a demo for this. :) You can check it out here: ruclips.net/user/shorts7DO8Z7wCdjA Hope this helps!