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.

T he Nintendo Switch 2 has arrived, alongside a launch line-up containing Mario Kart World and Nintendo Switch 2 Welcome Tour. In addition to the console and games, a number of ac ...

The GameCube's controller remains a titan, which is why so many have “borrowed” from its design. But now things are afoot that signal Nintendo could be about to resurrect this gaming gem.

GameCube, N64, and SNES enthusiasts searching for replacement controller buttons can now look to Nintendo's own vending machine-dispensed keychains rather than searching tirelessly online for parts.

Nintendo’s GameCube Controller for the Switch 2 is back in stock for $64.99 from the My Nintendo Store. Make ... this controller “doesn’t have all the buttons and features found in other ...

The Nintendo GameCube controller can only be used on Nintendo Switch 2 and is not compatible with ... as well as a 'ZL' button at the top presumably to act as a bumper opposite the 'Z' button.

The controller features all of the N64's inputs--joystick, C-buttons, an authentic D-pad, A/B buttons, R/L/Z triggers--in a similar layout but with a modernized form factor.

8BitDo's take on the Nintendo 64 controller, designed to be used with the Analogue 3D, is now up for pre-order. The $40 peripheral ships in March.

Since it doesn’t have all the buttons and features found in other controllers that can be used with the Nintendo Switch 2 system, ... Super Famicom, and Nintendo 64 controllers for the Switch.

The Switch 2 Pro Controller offers enhanced HD Rumble, a new button to access GameChat and other features exclusive to the new console, programmable GL/GR buttons that you can map, and a built-in ...

Here, in 2024, both the Analogue3D console and 8BitDo's 64 Controller, each an ardent love letter to Nintendo's original hardware, seem to want to dodge saying that the trident controller just ...

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.