The Nintendo 64 controller boasts the same button layout as the original N64 controller with some notable additions. You have a traditional D-pad on the left, an analog stick in the middle, plus ...

The N64’s trident (or “Batarang,” as some call it) shape and somewhat strange A, B, and C button layout are certainly unusual, but when most people talk about the N64 controller being ...

The Nintendo 64 controller was easily one of the most innovative of all time, popularizing analog control, rumble, and other features. That said, they’re pretty awkward to handle today – the ...

The original N64 controller had six buttons on the right side: B, A, and four directional C buttons. Since the Switch only has four, the B and A buttons remain the same, while the Y and X are ...

The system uses 11 buttons for a full N64 controller button layout. I can’t find a video of the machine in action yet, but if I (or you) do I’ll toss it into this post. See More: ...

After the NES, Nintendo finally realized people had thumbs. The SNES introduced rounded buttons and a layout that didn’t look like it was designed by a geometry teacher on a deadline. The A button was ...