The Nintendo 64's trident-shaped controller went from being strange and unwieldy to retro-cool. If you want to use one with a PC, it's surprisingly easy.

The Nintendo 64's controller, iconic for its distinctive design, employs a unique interface that's not USB compatible. Consequently, connecting it to a Nintendo Switch requires a third-party ...

Nintendo’s modernized version of the classic Nintendo 64 controller is back in stock for $49.99. ... including wireless connectivity and USB-C charging for relatively fast charging.

Nintendo 64 controller, the reissued retro-gaming accessory, is up for grabs once again at the official website of. Nintendo is selling once again the reissued N64 controller for the Switch console.

The Ultimate 2 Bluetooth Controller has electromagnetic analog sticks, trigger locks, four remappable triggers, and more ...

Nintendo is once again selling the N64 controller for the Nintendo Switch for $49.99, but as usual, you’ll need to be a Switch Online subscriber in order to buy one.

Considering how many Nintendo 64 games had an emphasis on multiplayer, you'll probably want to have a few extra controllers on hand to take advantage of the Analogue 3D's four controller ports.

While a Switch 2 Pro Controller is a nice addition to anyone’s peripheral collection, it isn’t actually needed to play any games on Nintendo’s newest system.

The8BitDo 64 controller is a modern take on the classic Nintendo 64 controller. It retains a lot of the details from the original controller but adds Hall effect joysticks, Bluetooth and USB Type ...

The Nintendo 64 controller can be paired wirelessly with the Nintendo Switch 2, and can be charged by connecting via USB cable to the Switch 2 dock. It will only work with compatible games. SEGA ...

The Analogue 3D can use a classic or redesigned Nintendo 64 controller, the only emulation is for classic CRT TV ... There’s a 4K HDMI output along with two USB-A ports and a USB-C port for ...

The motor is also used in the Nintendo 64 controller for Nintendo Switch Online, but that accessory already has its own, different part number. There’s no reason for Nintendo to change that.