Nintendo 64 (N64) brought 3D gaming to millions when released in 1996. With iconic games and the innovative analog stick controller, it defined a generation of gaming.
Game by game on every R36 model (all use the RK3326): popular titles such as Super Mario 64 and Mario Kart 64 generally run well, while complex 3D games slow down. The R36 Max and R36S Ultra use the same chip, so they do not run N64 better.
The chip is the same in every model, so the rating is too. What differs is the screen: 4:3 panels suit most home consoles, the 1:1 square panel suits Game Boy and GBA and shows 4:3 games with bars.
The R36 handheld family runs Nintendo 64 titles with playable compatibility out of the box.