FOUND! Ultra 64 Controller (N64 Prototype) + Ultra 64 DEV Showcase!

[@hard4games]

Hope you all enjoy this amazing slice of history! And please check out the contributor KZbin/Twitter links in the description. Couldn't have done the video without these amazing people helping the channel. Additionally, the SD card I shot this on apparently had an error....I edited around it mostly, but some footage is a touch jumpy - won't happen again!

[@hard4games]

@Team Awesome Plays.. Haha! Naw, she's adorable - a total Gerber baby. My wife and I tend to not post pictures of the kids on Facebook, etc. Sometimes I gotta hold a kid while shooting which is fine, so I generally just cover them with something silly and dumb.

[@TheNews1990]

The button layout reminds me of a fighting "stick" controller for like Street Fighter.

[@nortonsegahippie4574]

Without the name plate on this controller it looks like a replica not trying to be mean but it just looks off not saying fake because it does look real like plate fell off or broken off

[@ffburger101]

Please get the "jewel" on the Ultra 64 controller! It would be SO cool ;)

[@GaudyGabriev02]

Is missing a thumbstick test rom

[@JiAiJ0]

Not gonna lie. The joystick on the Ultra looks a lot more comfortable or at least less blister inducing lol

[@marthflores3515]

My first thought when I looked that the controller

[@umactually1305]

literally can easily agree. the retail one is horrible!

[@Lightblue2222]

@Zoe Kin well he said it was kinda slippery since its smooth plastic without much grip. Imo it looks kinda overly big and clumsy too.. so I can see why Nintendo changed it.

[@AidGum]

Someone should try recreating and implementing that analog stick in an N64 controller.

[@brendaajamu7152]

@@Lightblue2222 i feel like if you just add a grip to that? It could work for the ones that likes the original Xbox controller thumbsticks

[@thetommieguy]

0:42 “Thank you to S- *🕺💃🎶🎵* for sending this all the way from Australia”

[@Y0Y0Evan]

Name was censored by request of the person who sent over the controller in the first place so that’s why you hear music instead of the person’s name

[@chuuisinsane]

i noticed this too i was gonna comment 😭

[@baconatorrodriguez4651]

Except fella over here said the name Shane at 2:49 lol

[@gameitornot]

KZbin has this feature where you can replace a segement of audio with royalty free music after uploading so he probably did that

[@iandowall153]

Damn, I always thought the old publicity pics for the Ultra 64 were just in black and white, I had no idea the console and controller really looked like that. I really like the look of the all black with grey buttons although nowadays it just kind of looks like one of the knockoff controllers you get in some 200 in 1 NOC consoles.

[@ddsjgvk]

But it makes it the normal 64 control look like a fisher price toy.

[@GREEDYPESOS]

Ah...huh... ..looks great....would be ashame if it wusnt the real deal...just a 3d printed one.... What does the inside looks like.. . Official pcb.???

[@i-am-mercurial]

​@@GREEDYPESOS3d printing didn't exist back then bro

[@GREEDYPESOS]

@@i-am-mercurial ok my fault

[@mspeter97]

That stick on the beta controller actually seems better than the retail one. I mean, at least there would have been less lawsuits with Mario Party

[@scott8919]

That rubber would have been a lot worse on skin than plastic since it would literally rub your skin off with the extra friction.

[@stephenfiler3204]

It also appears to be a lot bigger too. Maybe it was changed to be easier for little kids to use.

[@isaacneuton2712]

@ Op is a goof

[@JiAiJ0]

@ Meh. Even before I watched the full video I was thinking the same thing about that joystick and Mario Party. Pretty sure anyone who's played knows that pain and thought the same lol

[@tonyungfat]

Yup... I was thinking the same thing 😂

[@rheck86]

I remember seeing this in Nintendo Power and thinking it would never come out because the real next generation was the Virtual Boy. I was incorrect.

[@BigMacOrange]

The virtual boy was the last console I ever bought day 1.

[@luishirschlieb6083]

Look up the Sega VR, looked like the oculous but was meant to come out and bring true VR to the sega genesis, was even tested publicly and featured in a movie but alas, never released. Sega was afraid of people running into walls. LoL. There's a video on youtube of a testing booth with Genesis VR gameplay.

[@Five_31]

Haha I watched the virtual boy video on avgn. Good thing it wasnt the popular thing 😌

[@someoneelse4811]

@@BigMacOrange Oh.

[@chase3564]

Nintendo never intended for the public to think that. The Virtual Boy was just supposed to be a premium product with a handful of games, while the N64 was their main home console. Sadly, fans and the media expected the most out of it because it had the word Nintendo on it.

[@kramerdesign9443]

Who knew that the 'N' in N64 actually stood for *Noir*

[@nathanmead140]

😡

[@thehawk8332]

@Canelo, The Man, The Myth, TBE. Woooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooosshhhhhhhhh

[@CanvaProfessional]

Jman 8761 Are you happy ?

[@thehawk8332]

@@CanvaProfessional Yup

[@danielletheprotogen]

@Canelo, The Man, The Myth, TBE. r/woosh

[@startedtech]

I think that was definitely intended to have the Ultra 64 logo in it at one point, and they decided not to do it. I can't understand why else they'd have a recessed cutout in the shape of the ultra 64 badge.

[@dittomario]

Not gonna lie,"ULTRA 64" is actually the name I prefer the most.

[@blazingtrs6348]

also it's a cool progression from super nintendo

[@dittomario]

@@blazingtrs6348 i completely forgot i commented this

[@archivey-h8e]

The dark black design of the controllers was better also imo.

[@chloemarietaylor4036]

I think they distanced themselves from it due to their arguably dishonesty in the arcade. Passing off Killer Instinct and Cruising USA as Ultra 64 hardware when the arcade boards were about as far aware from the n64 as possible. Why they did this I am not sure, either they over estimated the collaboration resulting hardware or they deliberately tried to hurt the sales of its competitors. My friend didn't buy a ps/saturn because he was convinced he'd have an arcade perfect Killer Instinct at home the following year.

[@archivey-h8e]

@@chloemarietaylor4036 Early 3D days. I think Nintendo believed SGI could deliver more with it's project reality.

[@obsidianchao]

Lemme get this straight. Not only did Shane have this controller. Not only did Shane let you see this controller to make a video. But he also has an N64 dev kit, a Silicone Graphics development station, and EVEN made an entire section of the video to show all the N64 development hardware off?! This Shane guy must be a pretty sexy fella. Awesome video.

[@Sauraen]

The Indy itself isn't that hard to get a hold of. The Ultra 64 board within it is much rarer.

[@oliverb.8995]

devkit isnt hard to get at all but ok

[@nnaheim.]

He gets all the pussy

[@lookoutforchris]

@@oliverb.8995it’s not hard at all if you $10,000 which is the lowest price I’ve seen floated for the Indy dev board.

[@TheDarkFalcon]

Posted "1 seconds ago" oh wow, that's the freshest video I have seen lol.

[@hard4games]

So fresh, so clean

[@JiAiJ0]

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[@Therealrealbenji]

@@hard4games #LakeCharlevoix

[@BlueCardinal33]

Theory on A, B alignment: Left or right aligning the *engraved* lettering is less harsh on your thumb over a long period of time. Sliding your thumb over a smooth surface was probably way more preferable. Look at the old SNES and NES controllers.

[@ZyrxRR]

Tony, I can assure you that I also remember seeing promo material of the Ultra64 prototype controller having the Ultra64 branding on that clearly molded decal area. So you are not alone, and definitely not crazy.

[@MikeJackson690]

Mandela Effect, definitely.

[@AxelStone]

how does one _become hard_ for games?

[@JoryStultz1234]

Limp + Games = Hard For Games

[@AltimaNEO]

No floppy diskettes here. We taking hard drive.

[@BewbsOP]

They get an erection for games :) Erection for games should be the name for their side channel

[@petek7217]

Maybe for bubble bath babes. Or that peek a boo poker.... and I'd give you Laura Croft if you were 13-16 yrs old.

[@ninoroes07]

I wish I understand what you say

[@KevinArcade87]

Looks like it was intended to just use the same badge on the console as on the N64 but I guess they decided on just a Nintendo logo to keep it more simple because it would be a bit overkill and also to reduce on production costs

[@LunarCryptik]

HE PUT THE ULTRA 64 LOGO OVER HIS BABY’S FACE I LOVE IT

[@DessertArbiter]

what if the baby actually is the ultra 64

[@InazumaDash]

With all of these prototypes and beta roms coming forward lately one almost wonders if it's possible we'll also find Earthbound 64 or some other legendary N64 game. It all seemed impossible just a few years ago and now we have the Nintendo PlayStation, early versions of Pokemon, early Sonic 3 and more.

[@GLI00M]

Dinosaur Planet 🤞

[@MalabarTheGreat]

@@GLI00M Yes... YES.

[@AirshBornely]

I'm still hoping for Dinosaur Planet. If you don't know what that is: It's what Star Fox Adventures originally was suppose to be.

[@Shad0wX]

Someone has a beta cart of F-Zero for snes but they have yet to show off anything... for a while

[@Adeyum64]

The original Conker game?

[@ryschy1059]

I, personally, would have preferred this over the retail version. Awesome find!

[@8thLife]

Had to rewind to that jingle at 10:26 a couple times haha; what a tune!

[@aleckermit]

Reminds me of the Snatcher ost lol

[@cabbusses]

Kind of interesting that the analog stick gate looks like a complete circle... so we go from this, to the square gates at Space World 95, to the retail N64 controller's octagonal gates. How strange!

[@aomregcik]

I also believed the U64 jewel was supposed to be there..

[@MegaStation553]

Mandella effect

[@scott8919]

I think it's because the indent in the controller was the same shape as the indent on the console and we just filled in the blank.

[@AltimaNEO]

Me too, weird! I was expecting him to say someone peeled it off.

[@MoneyManHolmes]

It’s pretty clear from the shape that it was their original intention. At some point, they decided to change the name of the console. Not sure why. I clearly remember “Ultra 64” commercials in one of the Killer Instinct arcade games so it wasn’t just a code name.

[@MikeJackson690]

@@MoneyManHolmes Wikipedia says, "Previously, the plan had been to release the console with the name "Ultra Famicom" in Japan and "Nintendo Ultra 64" in other markets. Rumors circulated attributing the name change to the possibility of legal action by Konami's ownership of the Ultra Games trademark. Nintendo said that trademark issues were not a factor, and the sole reason for any name change was to establish a single worldwide brand and logo for the console." Interesting! What with Famicon/SNES and Mega Drive/Genesis back then names were a bit ropey. Not sure what the Famicon/SNES thing was about but I know Sega had to rename the Mega Drive because of an existing trademark in North America. Anyway, seems Nintendo were on the case here and it makes sense to keep the name consistent. Why we couldn't all have the 'Nintendo Ultra 64' I don't know. I prefer the final name, anyway.

[@P5ychoFox]

Really hoping there’s an adhesive badge you can buy to convert a stock N64 into an Ultra 64.

[@ASkilledRoy]

@@strra woah didnt know they made them

[@rickyperez209]

Is it me, or does it seem like Nintendo was trying mimic a Sega Genesis controller. I say that cause the A B and C buttons look closer together than the actual buttons on the n64 one

[@Aquaticdragon]

This is absolutely by far the most incredible video you've shown us. Getting a taste of how N64 developers worked. Amazing stuff, it's my favourite console and I'm always dying for new prototype information.

[@TorutheRedFox]

well early N64 developers later SDKs were Windows-based (especially since the Indy got discontinued in 1997)

[@Aquaticdragon]

@@TorutheRedFox Even cooler then :D

[@TorutheRedFox]

well it's similar to how N64 homebrew and ROM hack developers work today, at a computer with a controller connected to it, just replace the Indy with a regular PC, and the N64 card with an emulator lol

[@Aquaticdragon]

@@TorutheRedFox I can't say I've ever done any kind of game development, so I don't know too much about it. I'm more into console repair and hardware than I am into software and knowing how it works.

[@ThoseGuysPlay]

I remember the sticker on the Ultra 64 as well! But it was probably a fan mockup or something! -Matt

[@admonius9668]

I remember growing up in the 90s and following the development of the ultra 64 in magazines. It felt so cool and it lost something when rebranded to Nintendo 64

[@JoeSwim]

Agree consumers direct catalogue or toys r us catalogue I think. I also wonder if nintendo power ever ran a image.

[@dschult3]

At first glance, I thought that it was a shame that they didn't keep this design. But then you said the controller was probably shrunk to fit kids hands. That reminded me of my own kid who was sad that I bought a Switch in all black. Kids wanted the colors. Adults wanted the sleek black color. It is nice that we live in a world where we can have both for modern consoles.

[@danlah1303]

I remember being crushed when it was announced the official name would be Nintendo 64 instead of Ultra 64.

[@fullmetaljacket7]

No fucking WAY I would send something rare like this on the mail.

[@OnlyEpicEmber]

That's amazing, if I found one of these in the wild I would just think it was a third party controller. At least until I saw the RJ11 adapter anyway.

[@PhirePhlame]

The N64 hotel game controller also uses RJ11 connectors. I wonder if they use the same signalling?

[@FoxerTails]

Oh man, this was definitely a treat to see.

[@Kadjius]

Excellent video! Brought back memories of reading the Club Nintendo magazine and watching Nintedomania on the TV here in Mexico as a kid and being absolutely obsessed with the impending arrival of the Ultra 64! Also, props for using music from Illusion of Gaia😀

[@stewartmonks382]

The Ultra64 looks like it's made for adults, and the N64 for children. Now we are all adults we wish we had the Ultra64, but 8-10 years old us wanted the bright colours and 3D logo 😊

[@sfm199]

I gotta say man, this channel is awesome. It really just feels like genuine dudes sharing what they love out of pure nostalgia

[@zipzeolocke2]

at 8:42 that illusion of Gaia town music makes me feel so nostalgic! It took me a minute to recall what game it was from

[@olizelda]

10:25 oh my GOD that jingle is so 90s...I love it...

[@AmazingFrenchman]

Next step would be for someone to 3D print the casing and joystick parts, the electronic parts are the same as regular N64 parts.

[@AmazingFrenchman]

@TubularBow HD less invasive, less risk of breaking it.

[@grkb]

11:20 is that a early n64 logo

[@joedavola3766]

We need to crowd fund a mass reproduction of this controller.

[@MasterCastTV]

Great video. God, I wish Nintendo had stuck with the "ultra". Like you, I remember seeing that shit in magazines and thinking, "Damn! Now *that* is sexy." Still wish I had my stock Nintendo 64 so I could swap out the face-plate.

[@hard4games]

MASTER CAST TV!!!! Anyone reading this should check out this man's channel. So damn good.

[@hard4games]

@The SNES Man Shoulda bought the rights!

[@MasterCastTV]

Damn you, Konami! Haven't you done enough damage?!

[@poiberry8956]

That thumbstick looks way better than the one we got, and im hella jealous.

[@MasterRBertLink]

0:59 - Hard4Games theme

[@Flpstrike]

I loved the Ultra's 3D Stick

[@xehP]

Mandela effect hits us again, I remember the Ultra64 logo being on the controller too

[@WOOOPdoctorFROGhere]

Mandela was probably still in prison when this prototype was announced - and for good reason as many would say

[@eternalwavee]

i don’t know why this channel doesn’t have more subs yet. i love pre release history and things like dev kits

[@ThaMetalMan]

Your lord Brodin of Swolesgard has returned and he apologizes for his absence. Brodin would like to remind you to To crush your games, see them driven before you, and to hear the lamentation of Nintendo

[@devonodevon]

So good, I had no idea any of these actually still existed!

[@MAZZ0Murder]

Pretty neat that some of this hardware still actually exists! Thanks for sharing!

[@WHAMBAMMY]

He's even got an original Silicon Graphics work station. That guy wins.

[@scott8919]

Thank you for carving out a niche on KZbin and being one of probably a handful of people to review prototype hardware. It's really fascinating to see ideas when they haven't been fully fleshed out yet.

[@randomcommentog]

I would definitely buy a replica of the Ultra 64 controller

[@Brinta3]

Random Comment That was definitely the wrong word.

[@randomcommentog]

TheFilthyLiam frick thanks for noticing that I didn’t notice

[@MeruXYZ]

Well this was a repro, so shouldn't have to wait too long.

[@Shad0wX]

@@MeruXYZ and wrong you are

[@sirisdracken2837]

It appears as though they may have expected you to rest your thumb on the bottom left portions of the A and B buttons on the prototype controller, so they placed the button indicators in a position that wouldn't be covered up. They could have possibly came to the realization after this prototype was made that it was actually more comfortable to rest your thumb on the top right of those buttons, so you can reach the C buttons easier, so they adjusted the button indicators to try and get them to be visible even if your thumb is on the button. Super cool to see this, thanks for the video!

[@larrytaylor2692]

I remember seeing the ultra 64 logo in that section of that controller also

[@bendo9162]

"...people wouldn't have injured themselves at Mario Party." - I felt that.

[@bigchungus4722]

>Censors name of the guy in the video >Writes guy's name in the description

[@hard4games]

Fixed it. Thanks for letting me know

[@ENKTDeeColon_and_randomnumbers]

Missed opportunity to call it the Ultra Nintendo, just imagine the timeline NES SNES UNES-64

[@YoutubePizzer]

It looks like a N64 controller that had a replacement stick put on it and a custom paint job done, and that’s pretty much it

[@EmanuelCrag]

Awesome video. Brings memories of that mystique before its launch. I loved the name Ultra 64 as a kid. And kept calling it that after release. Thanks for the demo of the indie board, never knew about it!

[@zipzeolocke2]

Over many years of use my main complaint with the N64 analog stick was the ridges causing friction against your thumb which would shed your skin in the crevice. Overtime the analog stick would become much more difficult to use and hard to rotate!

[@KamiBigLizard]

Someone needs to make a 3rd party version of this controller, I’d love to play f-zero x and see if I notice the difference

[@Shad0wX]

Try double tap diving with it lol

[@TheJohnmarston72]

This. I really would love a ultra 64 3rd party controller. And you could make your own jewel to add on the top of the controller.

[@RetroAli]

that's a nice shiny mew you got there in the intro... 👀

[@CosmicEternityCD]

That development environment is insane.. What a cool controller and showcase! I never thought I'd see an U64 devkit in such detail like that!

[@chuuisinsane]

2:04 iTs ThE mAnDeLa EfFeCt being serious tho, that’s this is pretty dope

[@randallf8675]

What about the actual ultra 64 consome prototype? Is there any one out there?

[@mike65085]

He mentions the development kit can run roms of retail games. Therefore would this development kit be able to assist N64 emulator developers further refine their emulators?

[@crashoveride879]

No, the u64 board literally contains an n64 in it

[@lateralus92]

A very fascinating look at what could have been. Thank you for sharing!

[@larkprof]

As always! Thanks for the video Tony!

[@inceptional]

This, to me at least, shows how a few little tweaks can make something like a controller go from looking slightly unfinished and cheap to a final product that looks genuinely slick all round (the additional colours, the engraved Nintendo logo, the nicer circle indent around d-pad, the cleaner ring around the analog stick, the ring around the c buttons, the longer L and R buttons, the more trigger-looking Z button, etc). I think quite a few third party controller/peripheral manufactures could pay a bit more attention to those final stages in their designs and go from something that looks bad-okay to something that looks great.

[@JuggaloDundee]

That Silicon Graphics demo menu reminded me of Jurassic Park when the girl is hacking Denis Nedry's computer for some strange reason HA HA

[@einsteinx2]

It reminds you of that because it was actually an SGI workstation running UNIX! In fact that fake looking file explorer application she was using was actually 100% real and came with those workstations. I always thought it was fake as hell as a kid haha! Movie studios used SGI workstations do to CGI, certainly for Jurassic Park as well. They probably had one laying around and used it for that scene. Check this out for more info: movies.stackexchange.com/a/9746

[@JuggaloDundee]

@@einsteinx2 well I was going to say something similar but I wasn't 100% sure and couldn't be bothered looking it up so thanks for the confirmation man!

[@davidshepherd265]

Its a UNIX system! I know this! Hahaha seriously I though the same thing

[@evilcik]

Oh man, I have the same remember, remember de Ultra 64 logo un the promotional pics. What kind of magic is this!!

[@brannycedeno6823]

I like how the A, B and C buttons mesh together as six equal action buttons in the U64 controller. Not that the N64 is any different related to its layout. It just looks more obvious.

[@thisisfyne]

Guy looks like the 3 protagonists of What We Do In The Shadows merged into one. Great video though!

[@A-L-U-C-A-R-D-X]

Everytime I hear Nintendo Ultra 64 it reminds me about the supposed release of Killer Instinct for it. Unfortunately it never happened but if they had released the game for the system, the console might have sold a lot more.

[@electronkaleidoscope5860]

Man what a way to kick off the decade on the channel :D

[@Tclans]

Great beginning of 2020, well done tony!

[@gensteps923]

I feel like the only person who never had issues or thumb problems with the original n64 joystick. Infact, its my favorite controller.

[@Bugatti12563]

Seeing that Ultra 64 logo still gives me goosebumps

[@Yngdady]

It appears that Nintendo actually used a template and didn't make the Mario 64 file select screen originally. That's kind of crushing, honestly.

[@Fattydeposit]

Nintendo didn't even make N64 Dev units themselves. Please stay safe.

[@jackispurple2936]

Yeah thanks *bass music* for sening these guys the controller lol

[@georgejpg]

Aussie bloke is an absolute legend. Thanks to him

[@HLRxxKarl]

I can't believe Nintendo had a concave joystick design at this early stage, and then never decided to use it on a home console again. I still prefer the joysticks on an Xbox-style controller over Nintendo's design of putting an extruded circle over a rounded joystick. Also, I find it interesting that the Ultra 64 button layout almost resembles a six button Sega controller. I never saw that resemblance before.

[@BlueCardinal33]

Not only that, but the six button layout suddenly makes sense to me now. Your thumb will always go in that diagonal direction. So to lay it out any other way is less ergonomic! Man, Nintendo really thought of everything. D-pad for digital inputs, Analog stick for analog, and perfectly positioned buttons for fast distinct inputs. I actually think this is maybe better than any modern controller design?...! Really the only thing missing are some pads on the back for 2-4 more buttons. Do any places sell USB N64 controllers with good analog sticks and 4 shoulder buttons?

[@synthvault]

Odyssey 2 representing! Awesome to see. Such an underrated console.

[@hard4games]

I enjoyed it quite a bit as a kid!

[@Aladato]

This jet black controller is amazing, at least its color if anything.

[@Soulintent95]

Man i wish these were somewhat common. I absolutely love the look of that. And it would look amazing with an ultra 64 sticker on the top.

[@altrogeruvah]

I'm a simple man, I see my favorite boys reviewing Ultra 64 stuff, I click. Also, anything SiliconGraphics / IRIX OS have so much mystique to me for some reason... Thanks to Shane for providing all that good information and footage!

[@CloudLXXXV]

Great video as always Tony 👍

[@Charleito]

Ultra64 would’ve had the original KILLER INSTINCT.

[@Glitchman24]

As cool as this prototype is, the guy who owns it is super cool for sending it over to you guys to check it out. Especially considering he lives in Australia! If I were to own anything rare I would fear to have people even touch it, let alone ship it to anyone.

[@4zy1]

Where exactly was this controller found? I've seen people talking about it and never asking where it was found.

[@televisionandcheese]

I always though Ultra64 fit way better, Like before it went from the standard NES, Super NES, then thus would be the Ultra NES. (Regular) Nintendo Entertainment System Super Nintendo Entertainment System Ultra Nintendo Entertainment System At least Ultra64 kept the increasing name exaggeration thing. Maybe the dolphin could have been the: Extreme Nintendo Entertainment System

[@Pslamist]

Yeah, and the Switch could be: Ultimate NES

[@Thumper17]

Mega would be the next step up.

[@GothicKin]

I think the reason to leave the space for the nintendo logo on the joystick free is to allow different manufacturers to put their own branding. This is just a guess but maybe they had that idea initially

[@zackschilling4376]

Im loving this controller, it just needs the jewel with the U64 logo and it would be perfect! Great find!

[@AcheForWake]

The UX shown, which was compared to Mario 64’s Menu - also looks very much like the Playstation Distraction Derby menus

[@honeypower]

Hmm, this actually looks better than the N64 pad. Analogue stick looks more comfortable. Also think the all black design looks way cooler

[@thelittenguy]

10:24 I don't know why, but the jingle sounds like the music of getting a moon from Super Mario Odyssey...

[@MV60]

1:34, the n64 controller is glossy compared to the matte black u64. The u64 looks like it was home diy spray painted to me. You should totally get a dome Ultra 64 decal made up to fit that controller in the top space.

[@deathbringer2000]

I wonder if you could fit the retail controller guts and button pads into the prototype shell, but keep thge prototype buttons.

[@dr.velious5411]

As someone who actually injured myself as a kid with the N64 joystick, I have to say, a rubberized control stick would have been a godsend. Seriously fuck that tug of war game.

[@PatatexJok3rZ]

You have so many prototypes , i want them