Nintendo historians may recall that the N64’s controllers had an expansion port on the bottom where you would connect such accessories as the “Rumble Pak” and “Controller Pak”.

Examples exist of reading the N64 controller’s state with an Arduino, which could form the basis of a man-in-the-middle approach of “Yell To Press B” (or anything else) instead of soldering ...

The first widely recognized game controller with vibration feedback was Nintendo's Rumble Pak, released for the Nintendo 64 ...

It even supports all of the original accessories. It doesn't come with a controller, but if you want to ditch your old three-prong N64 controllers, Analogue collaborated with 8BitDo on a new-style ...

A new Nintendo GameCube update is not what Nintendo fans looking forward to the Nintendo Switch 2 wanted to hear.

The N64 controller also features a slot for a Rumble Pak. Furthermore, the NES / SNES and Genesis controllers can also be used on PC or Mac. The N64 controller is slated to launch this summer ...

The Nintendo GameCube controller for Nintendo Switch 2 might not be compatible with anything else playable on the system.

The first widely recognized game controller with vibration feedback was Nintendo's Rumble Pak, released for the Nintendo 64 in April 1997. It debuted alongside Star Fox 64 and introduced a new ...