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Nintendo 64 controller

The Nintendo 64 controller (model number: NUS-005) is the standard game controller for the Nintendo 64 home console. Manufactured and released by Nintendo, it debuted alongside the console in Japan on June 23, 1996, followed by North America on September 29, 1996, and Europe and Australia on March 1, 1997. As the successor to the Super Nintendo…

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Also known as
NUS-005
Connectivity
Nintendo 64 controller port · Expansion port accessories: · Controller Pak · Rumble Pak · Transfer Pak
Developer
Nintendo R&D3
Generation
Fifth
Input
Control stick · D-pad · 10 × buttons (A, B, C up, C down, C left, C right, L, R, Z, Start)
Manufacturer
Nintendo

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Nintendo 64 controller

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Edges72
Triples111
Avg. degree1.97
Density0.027397
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Nintendo 64 controller

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related to Reception · 19
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related to Control stick · 17
Nintendo 64 controller → Atari, D-pad, Dempa, DualShock, Mega Drive's XE-1 AP, Mission Stick, Nintendo, Pad, PlayStation, Previously, Saturn, Sega's, Sony's Dual Analog, Sony's PlayStation Analog Joystick, The Nintendo, Unlike, While
related to LodgeNet variant · 9
Nintendo 64 controller → Customers, D-pad, GameCube-style, In, It, LodgeNet, LodgeNet TV, Nintendo, United States
related to Nintendo Switch version · 9
Nintendo 64 controller → Expansion Pack, Nintendo, Nintendo Switch, Nintendo Switch Online, October, Rumble Pak, Switch, The, The Switch
related to Transfer Pak · 9
Nintendo 64 controller → Game Boy, Game Boy Color, Game Boy Game Pak, Japan, Nintendo, Pocket Monsters Stadium, Pokémon Stadium, The Transfer Pak, When
related to Rumble Pak · 8
Nintendo 64 controller → AAA, April, Controller Pak, It, Nintendo, Rumble Pak, Star Fox, The
related to First-party · 7
Nintendo 64 controller → Donkey Kong, Millennium, Nintendo, Players, Pokémon, Some, The
related to Third-party · 6
Nintendo 64 controller → Dual Analog/DualShock, Hori Mini, MakoPad, Nintendo, Several, While
Connectivity · 5
Nintendo 64 controller → Controller Pak, Expansion port accessories:, Nintendo 64 controller port, Rumble Pak, Transfer Pak
Released · 5
Nintendo 64 controller → CHL/BR: December 10, 1997, EU/AU: March 1, 1997, JP: June 23, 1996, NA: September 29, 1996, WW: October 25, 2021

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SubjectPredicateObjectConfidenceSrc
Nintendo 64 controllerAlso known asNUS-0051.00infobox
Nintendo 64 controllerConnectivityNintendo 64 controller port1.00infobox
Nintendo 64 controllerConnectivityExpansion port accessories:1.00infobox
Nintendo 64 controllerConnectivityController Pak1.00infobox
Nintendo 64 controllerConnectivityRumble Pak1.00infobox
Nintendo 64 controllerConnectivityTransfer Pak1.00infobox
Nintendo 64 controllerDeveloperNintendo R&D31.00infobox
Nintendo 64 controllerGenerationFifth1.00infobox
Nintendo 64 controllerInputControl stick1.00infobox
Nintendo 64 controllerInputD-pad1.00infobox
Nintendo 64 controllerInput10 × buttons (A, B, C up, C down, C left, C right, L, R, Z, Start)1.00infobox
Nintendo 64 controllerManufacturerNintendo1.00infobox
Nintendo 64 controllerPredecessorSuper Nintendo Entertainment System controller1.00infobox
Nintendo 64 controllerReleasedJP: June 23, 19961.00infobox
Nintendo 64 controllerReleasedNA: September 29, 19961.00infobox
Nintendo 64 controllerReleasedEU/AU: March 1, 19971.00infobox
Nintendo 64 controllerReleasedCHL/BR: December 10, 19971.00infobox
Nintendo 64 controllerReleasedWW: October 25, 20211.00infobox
Nintendo 64 controllerSuccessorGameCube controller1.00infobox
Nintendo 64 controllerTypeGamepad1.00infobox

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