Of every Nintendo controller, the 64 set the standard for innovation, and was by far and away the most crucial step in the evolution of all the controllers to come.

In this article, we’ll break down its physical design, internal technology, and how it communicated with the NES, uncovering why this gamepad left such a lasting mark on the industry. In 1983, when ...

The Nintendo 64 controller doesn't have the most conventional shape, and it may not be the most comfortable to hold in your hand, but it's the implementation of an analog stick that allowed for ...

A new controller featuring Donkey Kong and Diddy Kong has been revealed, and it's compatible with both Nintendo Switch and Switch 2.

The Nintendo Switch 2 Pro Controller offers a more comfortable and precise way to play Switch 2 games. This is thanks to its ergonomic design and responsive buttons and joysticks.

If you missed the chance to pick up Nintendo’s new GameCube Controller for the Switch 2, your time has come. It’s back in stock for $64.99 at the My Nintendo Store. To add one to your ...

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.

Nintendo’s reissue of the classic ’90s controller is in stock again for its standard $49.99 price. It allows Nintendo Switch Online users to play N64 games like the old days but with wireless ...

The Nintendo Store-exclusive controller is still being sold for £58.99 with free delivery, and has a fresh new listing to reflect its open preorder status, alongside the new Switch 2 amiibos.