For those of you that haven't ever owned a Nintendo 64, the Rumble Pak was a revelation at the time, though as early tech it was also a rather awkward and bulky clip-on to the controller.

Add some feedback to an original NES controller by making it vibrate. This feature is often known as Rumble Pak, a controller add-on for the Nintendo 64 which vibrated as a game feature. This ...

For example, inmates would take the motor out of the N64 Rumble Pak and in combining it with some ink and a needle, could fashion it into a makeshift tattoo gun.

Looking more Fisher Price than Nintendo, the guts of an N64 have been squeezed into the bright red handheld case by modder Bacteria, who spent four months slaving away on it devotedly. There’s a ...

While rumble is now an incorporated feature in controllers, the N64 Rumble Pak was a separate entity that you snapped into the bottom of the N64 controller in the memory card slot. It was a bit ...

While not compatible with every title*, the Rumble Pak was one of N64's most significant innovations. How about a patch to support the GameCube controller?*There are a ton that are compatible!

And now, for some context The first widely recognized game controller with vibration feedback was Nintendo's Rumble Pak, released for the Nintendo 64 in April 1997.

Not only did legendary designer Shigeru Miyamoto unveil the N64 controller complete with the uber-sensitive analog stick and rumble pak, but he also showed off the genre-shaping platformer Super ...

- Custom Robo V2 has updated PCB and NRO. - Wave Race 64 Rumble Pak (Japan) has replaced Fanta advertisements with Nintendo 64 logo. This latest update follows on from some changes in Version 2.4.0.

Since Nintendo helped ring in a more tactile era of gaming with the launch of the Rumble Pak on N64, many consoles have made use of that simple, yet ever-neat feature. The vibration accentuates ...

Looking at Lambert's ongoing work and projects outside of Portal 64, the love for the N64 absolutely shines through, particularly his ambitions to do things like add rumble pak support.

The upgraded 8BitDo Rumble Pack being inserted into an original N64 controller. Wireless connectivity also means the N64 controller won’t be connected to power.