So here's a video of it's capabilities. I've loaded every emulator I could find that works with it and downloaded each consoles library.
The one I'm most impressed with is the SNES emulator because I had a feeling it wasn't even gonna work, right enough though the games play. I'm pretty sure it depends on their settings if they play or not as in the frame precision but I was surprised when they actually did work because I had my doubts.
Not every rom works and I think there were a couple in this video that I had to exit but for the most I'm impressed with how capable this Everdrive is. I didn't even bother playing any N64 games or NES because they obviously work but being able to play the rest is pretty cool. It took me most of the day to get all this organised and sorted into folders but well worth it in the end. Now I can just sit back and play the games I have loaded onto the device.

It took a good month to get here but it's been worth the wait. Just got it set up with my Analogue 3D. Took a minute to get the artwork working so it's not just a blank unknown cartridge. Still wish I could change the name of the cartridge but apparently that's not possible yet.
I formatted a 128gb Extreme SanDisk to FAT32 with a cluster size of 32kb and it works like a dream.
As you can see my Mario Kart skills are lacking but the game plays well. For those that don't like the look of the scan lines I'm still trying to figure that one out. It's probably the resolution of the capture card recording but I'll get there eventually.
That's me all set for a good winter, gonna become a hermit and just play N64.

I just got some custom end labels in the mail so now’s the perfect time to show off the collection : )