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 ...

Just looking at this little thing makes our hands ache. But [Kirren] did do a great job of building an N64 controller inside a tiny project box. It’s not a mod, but a ground-up build based on a ...

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 ...