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Nintendo 64 Rumble Pak – N64 Controller Tilbehør

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Nintendo 64 Rumble Pak – N64 Accessory Nintendo 64 Rumble Pak is a classic accessory for the Nintendo 64 controller, which adds vibration (rumble feedback) in games, giving you a more realistic and intense gaming experience. The Rumble Pak is inserted into the back of the controller and provides vibrations in-game when you are hit, drive over bumps, shoot, or experience important events in the game. It was one of the first times where force feedback truly became a standard in console games. It makes a big difference especially in many of the most iconic N64 games, where it adds extra immersion to the gameplay. Compatible with, among others: • Mario Kart 64 • GoldenEye 007 • The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time • Perfect Dark • Star Fox 64 • Super Smash Bros. Genre: Accessory / Controller extension Can be used on: • Nintendo 64 controller Handled through the Danish retro gaming platform Golisto for a 100% secure transaction. You can also download the app and use the bid function to place your best bid.

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SubcategoryVideo Game Accessories
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