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KIWITATA 2xClassic N64 Controller, Retro N64 Remote Wired Game Joystick Replacement Controller for N64 Console N 64 System Black+Gray
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KIWITATA 2xClassic N64 Controller

Bottom line: The KIWITATA 2xClassic N64 Controller: Two-pack at 28.99 USD covers couch co-op in one purchase; main trade-off: transfer Pak function is not supported at all.

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Pros & Cons

Pros

  • ✓ Two-pack at 28.99 USD covers couch co-op in one purchase
  • ✓ Full 10-button N64 layout including L, R and Z-trigger
  • ✓ Accepts Rumble Pak and most N64 memory cards
  • ✓ 6ft cord works with standard N64 extension cables

Cons

  • ✗ Transfer Pak function is not supported at all
  • ✗ Third-party build, not a refurbished Nintendo original
  • ✗ Wired only, so no cordless play across the room
  • ✗ Memory card support is 'most,' not guaranteed universal

Manufacturer description

The KIWITATA 2xClassic N64 Controller ships as a two-pack of wired replacement gamepads for the Nintendo 64, built for players who still have the console but not a working controller. Each pad carries the full 10-button layout of the original, including L and R shoulder buttons and the Z-trigger underneath, so Ocarina of Time's targeting and Perfect Dark's weapon controls map exactly where your muscle memory expects them. The analog stick is tuned for tight, accurate movement rather than the loose sweep of a worn-out original. Both controllers accept Rumble Paks and most N64 memory cards, so…

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Frequently Asked Questions

Does it work with a Rumble Pak and memory card?

Yes to both. The expansion port accepts a Rumble Pak and most N64 game memory cards, and you can transfer those saves to an SD card. Transfer Pak is not supported.

Is the analog stick as accurate as an original N64 controller?

KIWITATA specifies tight, accurate analog control and positions these as a replacement for worn original sticks.

How long is the cable, and can I sit further from the TV?

The cord is approximately 6 feet with a push-on connector. It works with standard N64 controller extension cords if you need to play from across the room.

Will these work with Mario Kart 64 and Ocarina of Time?

Yes. KIWITATA lists full compatibility with the N64 console, specifically calling out Mario Kart 64, Ocarina of Time, Super Mario 64, Perfect Dark and Super Smash Bros.

Key Features

  • ⚡【Compatibility】2 Pack wired controller fully compatible with N64 system console, perfect for Mario Kart 64, The Legend of Zelda,Perfect Dark, Super Mario 64,ocarina of time 64,Super smash, Ocarina of Time and many other classic N64 retro games.
  • ⚡Tight and accurate analog control, the controller features 10 function buttons (including Left and Right shoulder functions and Z-trigger). This is a great replacement for any old original N64 controller you have.
  • ⚡Rumble Pak & Memory Card Feature: Compatible with most of game memory cards. you can use a memory card and transfer to an SD card. Not support Transfer Pak function.
  • ⚡Had a push-on connector, easy to plug and play for a long time use, the cord is approx 6ft. Use a N64 Controller Extension Cord Cables,you can play across the room.
  • ⚡Third party controller, not original N64 controller.The best alternative wired controller for N64 games,that will bring back those childhood memories when you are playing classic games.

Full Specifications

BrandKIWITATA
Colorblack+gray
Model NameRM
Model NumberY-D002-129K+130K
Power SourceCorded Electric
CompatibilityN64
Button Quantity10
Connection TypeWired
Controller TypeGamepad, Joystick
Vibration/RumbleYes
Hardware Platformnintendo 64
Compatible DevicesNintendo 64 console
Additional FeaturesRumble
Connectivity TechnologyN64 connector
Manufacturer Part NumberY-D002-129K+130K
⚡Rumble Pak & Memory Card FeatureCompatible with most of game memory cards. you can use a memory card and transfer to an SD card. Not support Transfer Pak function.
Compatible Video Game Console ModelsNintendo 64
Full listing titleKIWITATA 2xClassic N64 Controller, Retro N64 Remote Wired Game Joystick Replacement Controller for N64 Console N 64 System Black+Gray

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