In this extremely serious, not-at-all-silly breakdown, we’re zooming in, literally and metaphorically, on the A button through Nintendo history. From the stiff beginnings on the NES to the soft tap of ...

There are two SNES designs with European and North American colourways, but the stars of the show have to be the N64 and GC models, which brandish each controller's button layout and control stick ...

The awkwardly placed Z-trigger of the N64 became the GameCube's Z-button, sitting atop ... one of the GameCube's regular controller ports. It kept the same layout as the corded GameCube controller ...

The quartet of C-buttons could often approximate the ... 8BitDo's effort elegantly refines the core elements of the N64 controller into a layout better suited for most players (certainly those ...

You'll be presented with the NES button layout at first ... so if you want them to match the real N64 controller, you will want to map those to the bottom and left-face buttons, respectively.

Prior I had to use the Switch Pro Controller, something that can be done, but makes gameplay so much more difficult as the layout ... The N64 controller doesn't have an X button or a button ...