Official Red Nintendo 64 Controller AUTHENTIC πΎ OEM N64 Remote Original NUS-005
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Manufacturer description
The Official Red Nintendo 64 Controller is an authentic OEM N64 remote original to the Nintendo 64 platform. This multicolor controller is made of plastic and manufactured in 1996. It is compatible with Nintendo 64, Wii U, and Wii, and features a wired connectivity with a glossy and matte/anti-glare finish. With a weight of 3oz and a unit quantity of 1, this controller does not have a wireless range or a manufacturer warranty. Perfect for gaming enthusiasts looking for an original Nintendo controller for their gaming consoles.
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Full Specifications
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