Solidly made third party AV cable with the red and white stereo outputs and the yellow visual output. For use with the Japanese GameCube, Nintendo 64 and Super Famicom.
A great way to get into import gaming: the Japanese N64 has more import sizzlers than a Yakuza has had cigarettes extinguished on them. Please also note: this console does not support RGB output.
A very useful cable, that may not boast stereo sound, but can be used with the New Style Famicom, Super Famicom, N64 and GameCube as Nintendo helpfully points out on the box reverse.
Connects to the back of the 64 controller to allow gamers to download data from Game Boy games into the Nintendo 64, often unlocking bonus stages. A nice collectable in the Nintendo World which never forgets its roots in thinking about compatibility, or perhaps the bottom line when it comes to Pokemon..?
Vibrates in sync with the on screen action. Adds enjoyment to a long list of titles such as Star Fox, Mario 64, Wave Race, Golden Eye… Very panic inducing when used on Golden Eye and you don’t know where the shots are coming from.
This is the console holder part of the Morinaga produced Nintendo 64 rack. A controller holder clips onto the side to keep cables under control. Separate units allowed it to be built up like eighties flat pack furniture into a full console and game storage unit.
