EverDrive64 X7 (Base)

This is the Base version of the EverDrive64 X7, nothing fancy. This comes with the PCB installed into region free cartridge shell of your choice with a basic label.

Ever dream of having your whole library of Nintendo 64 games in a single cartridge? The EverDrive64 X7 allows you to load your personally backed-up games from a microSD card, put the SD card into the EverDrive64 X7, put the EverDrive64 X7 into a Nintendo 64 and have your list of games at your finger tips. Please read the FLASH CART DISCLAIMER below before purchasing.

4 FREE DIGITAL GAMES INCLUDED

40 Winks
Dark Rift
Glover
Starshot

Officially Licensed From:

Basic Edition vs. Deluxe Edition

The Basic Edition comes with just the EverDrive64 X7 cartridge in the selected style or configuration covered by a 1-year Warranty. Whereas the Deluxe Edition includes the cartridge, a case, printed manual, a EverDrive64 sticker, Stone Age Gamer sticker, and is covered by a 2-year Warranty.

Features

Supports both PAL and NTSC systems.
UltraCIC III with region auto detection.
Save without reset support. Games will be saves without resetting the system. (X7 only)
RTC support. (X7 only)
Micro SD cards are supported.
Fast loading. Speed up to 23 Mbyte/s.
Supports NES (*.nes) ROM format via built-in emulator.
Gamepak saves support (SRAM, SRAM128Kbyte, EEPROM16k, EEPROM4k, FlashRam)
GameShark cheats.
IPS/APS patches.
USB port for development. (X7 only)

EverDrive64 X5 vs. EverDrive64 X7:

FLASH CART / ODE DISCLAIMER

A) PIRACY – Stone Age Gamer Retroworks, Inc. ("Stone Age Gamer") does not support or condone piracy. Flash carts, ODEs (optical drive emulators), and similar devices Stone Age Gamer sells and supports are intended to be used only for the following purposes: development, playing games licensed by Stone Age Gamer for use with the product, and/or playing currently owned personally backed-up games and media where it is legal to do so. Stone Age Gamer does not offer support for any other use of this product.

B) PERSONAL BACK-UPS – In many territories it is legal to make back-ups for personal use and/or archival purposes, however it may not be legal in all territories. Please learn the national and local laws regarding this subject before making back-ups for personal use. Please note, in most territories "Personal Back-up" means exactly that; back-ups you made yourself of games you currently own. This often does not include back-ups obtained via other methods (i.e. downloading), even if it is a game you physically own.

C) DAMAGE – Neither Stone Age Gamer or the manufacturer is responsible for any damage of property this product may cause. This is a new product intended to be used on electronic hardware that exceeds two decades in age and Stone Age Gamer can’t guarantee the condition of such hardware. USE AT YOUR OWN RISK.

D) MODIFICATION & USE – Any unauthorized modification and/or non-intended use of this or any other flash cart product sold by Stone Age Gamer shall void both manufacturer and retailer warranties of that product.

E) CLONE / MODIFIED CONSOLES – Flash carts / ODEs were developed and intended to be used on un-modified original hardware using original hardware accessories. Stone Age Gamer does not guarantee flash cart / ODE operation on clone consoles or modified consoles. Flash carts / ODEs may operate on some clone consoles or modified consoles. However, due to power consumption changes, random hardware changes and/or firmware updates of those consoles we cannot offer a guarantee of flash cart compatibility. Any returns due to incompatibility with clone consoles or modified consoles will result in no refund of any shipping costs and a 10% restocking fee if no defect is found during testing.

Review from John Grandy

Posted by John Grandy on Oct 7th 2016

This is a great product that can play any N64 rom on your TV. What's not to love?
Unfortunately I had to deduct one star because the SD card that comes with it had some compatibility issues. Basically, upon resetting the N64, or sometimes even powering off and back on, I would get an error message on my TV: "Everdrive 64 - bootloader v4 Error: F0." In order to fix it, I would have to reformat my SD card and reinstall the everdrive OS, as well as my roms.
After doing some research on the Everdrive forums on the Krikzz website, I learned that this tends to happen with newer SD cards, specifically ones with the roman numeral 1 on the front of them. The reason is because the internal processing speed of the SD card is faster than the speed of the firmware on the Everdrive 64, so the Everdrive cannot keep up with the SD card and gets the error message.
In order to fix this issue, I started holding the reset button on my N64 upwards of 10 seconds or more in order to let the Everdrive's speed catch up with the SD card. This worked and I have had no more errors since!

There are a few other important things users should be aware of:
1) Unlike emulators, such as project 64, the Everdrive 64 requires that you unzip the roms first, before you copy them onto the SD card. Otherwise they won't play and you will receive a message - "Please unzip rom" - or something like that.
2) When using the Everdrive 64 in your N64, DO NOT mess with any of the icons in your ED64 folder, such as the OS.64V64. I also got an error from doing this and had to reformat the SD card.

Despite all of the technical issues, I absolutely love this device since I've gotten it working. The N64 is probably my favorite system ever and I'm having a blast replaying tons of games that I lost years ago on the actual system.
One thing I would recommend for the StoneAgeGamer to do is to send a manual with it as well. Customers who are less tech-savvy than me may get frustrated by not being able to get it running and want to send it back. I would have appreciated it a lot when I was dealing with all the errors from the SD cards. Other than that, it's a great device and I'm glad I got it working since it was so expensive.

47 Reviews

4
Review from John Grandy

Posted by John Grandy on Oct 7th 2016

This is a great product that can play any N64 rom on your TV. What's not to love?
Unfortunately I had to deduct one star because the SD card that comes with it had some compatibility issues. Basically, upon resetting the N64, or sometimes even powering off and back on, I would get an error message on my TV: "Everdrive 64 - bootloader v4 Error: F0." In order to fix it, I would have to reformat my SD card and reinstall the everdrive OS, as well as my roms.
After doing some research on the Everdrive forums on the Krikzz website, I learned that this tends to happen with newer SD cards, specifically ones with the roman numeral 1 on the front of them. The reason is because the internal processing speed of the SD card is faster than the speed of the firmware on the Everdrive 64, so the Everdrive cannot keep up with the SD card and gets the error message.
In order to fix this issue, I started holding the reset button on my N64 upwards of 10 seconds or more in order to let the Everdrive's speed catch up with the SD card. This worked and I have had no more errors since!

There are a few other important things users should be aware of:
1) Unlike emulators, such as project 64, the Everdrive 64 requires that you unzip the roms first, before you copy them onto the SD card. Otherwise they won't play and you will receive a message - "Please unzip rom" - or something like that.
2) When using the Everdrive 64 in your N64, DO NOT mess with any of the icons in your ED64 folder, such as the OS.64V64. I also got an error from doing this and had to reformat the SD card.

Despite all of the technical issues, I absolutely love this device since I've gotten it working. The N64 is probably my favorite system ever and I'm having a blast replaying tons of games that I lost years ago on the actual system.
One thing I would recommend for the StoneAgeGamer to do is to send a manual with it as well. Customers who are less tech-savvy than me may get frustrated by not being able to get it running and want to send it back. I would have appreciated it a lot when I was dealing with all the errors from the SD cards. Other than that, it's a great device and I'm glad I got it working since it was so expensive.
5
Review from Diego Molina Concha

Posted by Diego Molina Concha on Apr 14th 2016

Just received the everdrive. Works very well but its kind of picky when its about Sd cards, i had problems setting up a kingston card, but when i plugged in a Adata card it worked perfectly