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A Nintendo 64 controller is shaped like a letter "M" and is designed to be held in different ways. How you hold it and use it depends on which game you're playing. more »
If you are an avid gamer, you may find yourself wanting to connect a video game controller to your computer. With so many game console emulators available online, it is only natural to want to use the official controller made for a game. Nintendo 64 emulators are widely popular, but playing the games without an official controller is quite difficult. Luckily, there are devices available that make connecting a Nintendo 64 controller to a computer as simple as plugging in a lamp. more »
As the economy gets worse, video games and their consoles get more expensive. This has led to more video gamers turning back the clock and playing some old school video games on their computer with emulators that play old Nintendo 64 games. But playing Nintendo 64 games isn't the same without a Nintendo 64 controller. This is how you can connect an N64 controller to your PC. more »
A Nintendo 64 controller is a hand-held device used to play a Nintendo 64 game. The three pronged design allows you to choose which position you prefer to hold the controller. Before playing a Nintendo 64 game, you must know the basic functions to effectively use the controller. There is truly no other controller like this one. more »
As Nintendo's popular fifth-generation N64 console continues to age, many players find that wear and tear has taken its toll on the system's controllers. A common problem is a loose analog stick that no longer centers on the controller. This greatly affects the precision of the controller and can make some games completely unplayable. Nintendo's customer support department has long ago stopped performing N64 repairs, so gamers are more often than not left to their own devices when it comes to faulty hardware. Luckily, fixing the controller is a fairly simple process that can have your controller working like new in a few minutes. more »
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