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Brawler 64 Gamepad Next Gen N64 Controller [Retro Fighters]

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Next generation N64 controller with an ergonomic and comfortable two handle design
Comfortable and responsive next gen analog stick
Dual repositioned Z triggers on both the left and right side of the controller
Ultra fast turbo function, turn it on when you need it, turn it off when you don't
Compatible with both Rumble & Memory Paks

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Is discontinued by manufacturer ‏ : ‎ No
Language ‏ : ‎ English
Rated ‏ : ‎ Everyone
Product Dimensions ‏ : ‎ 14 x 7 x 7 cm; 158.76 g
Release date ‏ : ‎ July 31 2018
Manufacturer ‏ : ‎ Grace Marketing Company - CA
Place of Business ‏ : ‎ CHATSWORTH, CA, 91311 US
ASIN ‏ : ‎ B078KHKHPX
Item model number ‏ : ‎ Brawler64

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Introducing the Brawler64 Gamepad by Retro Fighters, a completely redesigned N64 controller with next generation features and attributes. Providing a new and comfortable way to play your favorite classic N64 games, the next gen styled controller has a completely updated look over the original N64 controller. The Retro Fighters Brawler64 Gamepad showcases a two handle design and features responsive buttons, D-pad and a comfortable analog stick. The Retro Fighters Brawler64 Gamepad offers a new way to play your classic N64 games!

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Retro Fighters Brawler64 Next Gen N64 Controller Game Pad - Nintendo 64

Now featuring transparent colors and clear matching plugs, the Brawler64 Gamepad by Retro Fighters is a completely redesigned N64 controller with Next Generation features and attributes. The Brawler64 provides you with a new and comfortable way to play your favorite classic N64 games. The Next-Gen styled controller has a completely updated look and feel over the original trident-shaped N64 controller – featuring a two handle design, responsive buttons, D-pad, main and shoulder trigger buttons, and a comfortable analog stick.

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Customers like the build quality, ergonomics, and functionality of the video game controller. They mention it feels comfortable in the hands, works well in FPS games, and is responsive. Customers also like the design, cable length, and sensitivity. However, some customers disagree on the weight.

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63 customers mention "Build quality"58 positive5 negative

Customers are satisfied with the build quality of the video game controller. They mention it's the best N64 controller they've ever used in terms of comfort and joystick. Some say it's sturdy, accurate, and a real contender to replace the original controller.

"Great controller with a good grip, nice joystick compared to the original N64 ones, a good buy!" Read more

"Great product! The only game I went to the classic controller controller for was Tony hawk. Everything else, I use this!" Read more

"This is the best N64 controller I've ever used in terms of comfort and convenience of being able to reach every button...." Read more

"...feeling in the right place you get use to it and ends up being a great controller" Read more

38 customers mention "Ergonomics"35 positive3 negative

Customers like the ergonomics of the video game controller. They mention it feels comfortable in the hands, has a good grip, and the buttons are responsive and tactile. Customers also say the quality feels great and they don't contort their hands in awkward positions to hold it.

"Love this controller. It's comfortable and the buttons feel great. But the analog stick isn't quite perfect...." Read more

"Feels great, we love it... we are planning on buying two more" Read more

"...that it felt light and buttons looked like they were cheap, joystick has a good grip, centers well, and was pleased that it did not have the issue..." Read more

"...The Brawler 64 fits like a glove and it's more typical contemporary layout feels right at home without losing the essence of the original...." Read more

27 customers mention "Functionality"27 positive0 negative

Customers like the functionality of the video game controller. They mention it works well for fighting games, plays excellent, and works great with all their N64 games. Customers also say the cable is nice and long.

"Works great, feels responsive...." Read more

"Works good and a better option than the original." Read more

"...1 and 2, Star Fox, Road Rash for example were all fantastic - works well in FPS games and racing games alike. -..." Read more

"...configure C left and right for strafing, but other than that the game plays fine...." Read more

25 customers mention "Button responsiveness"18 positive7 negative

Customers like the button responsiveness of the video game controller. They mention the buttons are perfect, feel responsive, and tactile. Customers also mention the matte buttons feel nicer and less greasy after use. They also mention the button positions are more convenient and the Z-buttons are spring-loaded.

"...It feels comfortable in the hands, buttons are perfect, they feel like the original, and are on point with their response...." Read more

"...The buttons feel good too, especially the c-buttons. They just seem to work better with my big fingers...." Read more

"The buttons are a little soft. If you press the A or B buttons too hard they can get stuck inside controller...." Read more

"...Controller layout feels comfortable and modern, button positions are more convenient -..." Read more

9 customers mention "Design"9 positive0 negative

Customers like the design of the video game controller. They mention it's modern, comfortable, and has a great layout. Some also say it's a must-have for any Nintendo enthusiast.

"...Overall I highly reccomend this controller, for the design, quality and great price you cannot go wrong!" Read more

"...replaced joysticks, but I thought I'd get these as they're a more modern design...." Read more

6 customers mention "Cable length"6 positive0 negative

Customers like the cable length of the video game controller. They mention it works well with a Rumble Pak.

"...Cord is nice and long if you need it. I tend to drag the console out on the floor so I can hit the reset button though...." Read more

"...Nice visual appearance / color scheme and molding - Longer-than-original cable makes it possible to sit considerably further away from the..." Read more

"...The Cablevision much longer than the original too, so you aren't forced to sit in front of your TV...." Read more

"...Buttons are perfectly placed where they need to be. Cable is nice and long. Works well with a Rumble Pak...." Read more

24 customers mention "Sensitivity"11 positive13 negative

Customers have mixed opinions about the sensitivity of the video game controller. Some mention the analog stick is very responsive and on par with modern Nintendo. However, some customers say the sensitiveness on these controllers is not acceptable and will take getting used to. They also mention the controller has excellent precision and sensitivity level.

"...This causes Link to slow down randomly and miss jumps. This is unacceptable when my cheap USB N64 controller doesn't have this issue...." Read more

"...The buttons are perfect and responsive, and the control stick is vastly superior to the control stick on the N64 controller...." Read more

"...than the stock N64 controller but I find the analog stick on this controller is far too sensitive...." Read more

"...That analog stick is just so fluid though. It doesn't feel grindy like the original n64 controllers do (due to the gears)...." Read more

8 customers mention "Weight"3 positive5 negative

Customers have mixed opinions about the weight of the video game controller. Some mention it's very light, which may make it feel cheap. They also say it feels a bit light to hold.

"It feels a little too light like the plastic is too thin or something but otherwise this is the controller design Nintendo should have went with in..." Read more

"...first initial impressions on opening the box were that it felt light and buttons looked like they were cheap, joystick has a good grip,..." Read more

"Plays excellent. Though it feels a bit light when compared to the original controller." Read more

"...port is positioned in a really uncomfortable spot, and it just feels light and fragile...." Read more

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Jeffrey M.
Better than the stock controllers imo
Reviewed in Canada on September 5, 2024
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If Nintendo had this design originally, I think gamers might have been a bit more receptive to the N64.

The layout of this controller just makes sense when you take modern controllers into consideration. There isn't a single game that I can think of that would suffer any drawbacks from this design. Being able to access both the analog stick and the dpad without having to change grips is a blessing.

That analog stick is just so fluid though. It doesn't feel grindy like the original n64 controllers do (due to the gears). I can't tell if these are hall effect sticks but they seem to perform like them. I can get the full range of movement in Mario 64 from tiptoe to run using 100% of the stick rather than the first 30% from the center like so many other cheap 3rd party controllers - which I had most of back in the day.

No more sore thumb from the stick treads imprinting into your thumbprint either. Sweaty thumbs are also a thing of the past vs. the original slippery sticks. The buttons feel good too, especially the c-buttons. They just seem to work better with my big fingers. Originals are narrow and almost rounded at the top while the Retro Fighters' c-buttons are spaced out a wee bit more, flatter and larger in diameter.

The expansion port is a bit tight. It takes a bit of force to get a memory pak in all the way and it never actually clicks in and the Tremor Pack really struggles to fit in. Not worth deducting anything .

Cord is nice and long if you need it. I tend to drag the console out on the floor so I can hit the reset button though.

It's kind of surprising to see a turbo mode included given the dearth of shooters on N64 and I can't really think of many other games that would benefit, but hey it's there.

I'm definitely going to get at least one more of these in the near future.

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Tyler
Finally, a GOOD controller to replace a worn-out original!
Reviewed in Canada on June 4, 2019
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Wow, I don't even know where to start. I guess I'll start with what I am comparing this to that I have in my posession / have had previously:

- A classic N64 controller with a perfect analog stick (Almost fine, but really uncomfortable to use)
- A classic N64 controller with a worn-out analog stick (Uncomfortable design of controller, worn out analog sucks)
- 2 classic N64 controllers with 2 different aftermarket newly-manufactured stick (both were garbage - grindey, over-sensitive)
- 3 separate N64 aftermarket controllers (Cirka, Tomee, and some unbranded one, all of which were garbage. None were grindey, but all of them were hyper-sensitive)

All this brings me to this wonder of a controller. Here's everything it has going for it:

- No grindey, over-sensitive analog stick. Its smooth, has a nice grip on the top, feels modern, has next to no dead-zone, has excellent precision and sensitivity level. Goldeneye, Quake 1 and 2, Star Fox, Road Rash for example were all fantastic - works well in FPS games and racing games alike.
- Controller layout feels comfortable and modern, button positions are more convenient
- Bigger C-Buttons are easier to press and feel better
- Matte buttons feel nicer / less greasy after use, feel nice and definitive and very nice
- Shoulder buttons and triggers are great and well-thought out, and the left bumper comes pre-trimmed from the factory to avoid the bumper-joystick grinding issue of the first batch
- D-Pad is satisfactory. A little mushy, but totally usable.
- Nice visual appearance / color scheme and molding
- Longer-than-original cable makes it possible to sit considerably further away from the console while playing, which is fantastic
- The fit and finish of both the controller plug and the expansion slot feel perfect, not overly tight as earlier reports suggested
- A genuinely convenient and useful turbo button that came in handy in star fox (you can replace charge shots with insane rapid-fire of your lasers, works super well for certain scenarios)

The only downside:
- Takes a bit of adjustment for people who have muscle-memory from using the old trident controller, but once you get past that bit of re-learning, it's wonderful.
- Transfer pak does not work (though this is universally the case for all aftermarket controllers, and this only affects pokemon stadium).

Seriously, this is the controller I have waited for for years for the N64. My only regret is that I haven't bought a second one yet. Kudos, Retrofighters. I hope you stick around and become a mainstay like 8bitdo and Hyperkin.

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Tyler

Finally, a GOOD controller to replace a worn-out original!

Reviewed in Canada on June 4, 2019
Wow, I don't even know where to start. I guess I'll start with what I am comparing this to that I have in my posession / have had previously:

- A classic N64 controller with a perfect analog stick (Almost fine, but really uncomfortable to use)
- A classic N64 controller with a worn-out analog stick (Uncomfortable design of controller, worn out analog sucks)
- 2 classic N64 controllers with 2 different aftermarket newly-manufactured stick (both were garbage - grindey, over-sensitive)
- 3 separate N64 aftermarket controllers (Cirka, Tomee, and some unbranded one, all of which were garbage. None were grindey, but all of them were hyper-sensitive)

All this brings me to this wonder of a controller. Here's everything it has going for it:

- No grindey, over-sensitive analog stick. Its smooth, has a nice grip on the top, feels modern, has next to no dead-zone, has excellent precision and sensitivity level. Goldeneye, Quake 1 and 2, Star Fox, Road Rash for example were all fantastic - works well in FPS games and racing games alike.
- Controller layout feels comfortable and modern, button positions are more convenient
- Bigger C-Buttons are easier to press and feel better
- Matte buttons feel nicer / less greasy after use, feel nice and definitive and very nice
- Shoulder buttons and triggers are great and well-thought out, and the left bumper comes pre-trimmed from the factory to avoid the bumper-joystick grinding issue of the first batch
- D-Pad is satisfactory. A little mushy, but totally usable.
- Nice visual appearance / color scheme and molding
- Longer-than-original cable makes it possible to sit considerably further away from the console while playing, which is fantastic
- The fit and finish of both the controller plug and the expansion slot feel perfect, not overly tight as earlier reports suggested
- A genuinely convenient and useful turbo button that came in handy in star fox (you can replace charge shots with insane rapid-fire of your lasers, works super well for certain scenarios)

The only downside:
- Takes a bit of adjustment for people who have muscle-memory from using the old trident controller, but once you get past that bit of re-learning, it's wonderful.
- Transfer pak does not work (though this is universally the case for all aftermarket controllers, and this only affects pokemon stadium).

Seriously, this is the controller I have waited for for years for the N64. My only regret is that I haven't bought a second one yet. Kudos, Retrofighters. I hope you stick around and become a mainstay like 8bitdo and Hyperkin.

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Matthew Andrews
Good alternative to the more sought after Horipad
Reviewed in Canada on November 22, 2018
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So....I received my Retro Fighters Brawler 64 game pad in the mail yesterday and here are my thoughts.......first initial impressions on opening the box were that it felt light and buttons looked like they were cheap, joystick has a good grip, centers well, and was pleased that it did not have the issue with L shoulder button in which pressed would slightly press down on the left Z trigger from the first batch the manufacturer rolled out......but I hooked it up to my funtastic orange N64, tested out 4 first person shooters......Quake 1 and 2, Goldeneye, and Doom 64 and 3 of them benefitted from this controller greatly although I did not have a memory pack put in memory pack slot at the time of testing because Quake 2 requires one to use different controller presets......Quake, 007, and Doom 64 play quite well on this controller, although doom64 I had to change button to open doors, switches to R shoulder button and also have it as speed button and configure C left and right for strafing, but other than that the game plays fine. I don’t have the more sought after Horipad which was only released in Japan and is rather expensive to compare it to but I can easily say that this controller is either just as good or close to the Horipad controller and for $45 CAD I paid for it i’m very pleased......so if you are looking for a replacement controller with a more modern ergonomic feel and button placement and a good alternative to the Horipad, I would definitely recommend it

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Beerholik
Just awesome!
Reviewed in Germany on November 26, 2024
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Super comfort to the hand, one of the best D-pads I ever used, analogue joypad even better than original N64 with accuracy and precision. I m playing Golden Eye and F-Zero super easy with this. Much better than tribute 64. Recommend it for every hardcore N64 gamer.

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Beerholik

Just awesome!

Reviewed in Germany on November 26, 2024
Super comfort to the hand, one of the best D-pads I ever used, analogue joypad even better than original N64 with accuracy and precision. I m playing Golden Eye and F-Zero super easy with this. Much better than tribute 64. Recommend it for every hardcore N64 gamer.

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Ryan Blizman
Would absolutely recommend
Reviewed in the United States on June 3, 2020
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This controller is a great modernized version of the original. The most important feature to me was the thumbstick. I've tried other 3rd party controllers, classic joystick replacements, and "Gamecube style" replacements for my original controllers, and there are always joystick issues. If you've never tried one of these, basically the stick goes from 0 to 100 way too quickly, and can cause major inconveniences, or has such a large deadzone you have to press the stick all way to get it to work. This controller, however, does a great job. It feels about the same as a Gamecube controller (as it is also a Gamecube style stick) with very accurate response. I tested it with Goldeneye's manual aim (Dam level sniper rifle) and all I can say is that it feels right. The crosshair moved around the screen just as you would expect it to, with no major jumping across the screen. I also tested with Ocarina of Time's quick spin attack and it worked flawlessly. I didn't test it, but I would assume that if the quick spin attack works, then spinning and throwing Bowser in Mario 64 would also work just fine. Also, the rubber grip is a God send and huge improvement.

Other pros: The controller feels good. It was clearly designed for people, not aliens. The physical button press feedback is also good (the buttons don't feel soft, for the most part). Personally I would like a bit more, but it is acceptable. The cord has sufficient length. I saw some other reviews before I bought this saying that the cable was too short, but mine was a couple feet longer than the original N64 controller. Maybe the manufacturers increased the length since those reviews or I just need less cord than others.

Cons: The D-pad is noticeably stiffer than the other buttons, and gives much less physical feedback when pressed (the D-pad does feel soft instead of giving a nice click). Maybe it would feel better after being broken in with use, but honestly, not many games even use the D-pad. Probably Mortal Kombat, but I did not test this because I'm terrible at fighters anyways, so I probably wouldn't have noticed a difference. Another issue (kind of) is the Z buttons are designed as triggers. This was covered in other reviews, but the Z button is just a button, not a pressure sensitive trigger, and is unnecessary. A Playstation style L2, R2 button would have sufficed. I do like that there are two Z buttons, however, and makes shooting games make more sense for right handed shooters. For those curious, you have to pull the trigger about halfway for the button to register as a button press.

One last thing: I did not do much testing on the turbo function. It seems to work, but I've never really used it before on any controller, so I don't know how effectively test it.

It's a great controller overall, and I'll likely buy another in the future; however, it is not without it's small flaws that could use some improvement. It's hard for me to justify a five star rating because it is not perfect, but in my experience this is the best replacement out there right now.

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Ryan Blizman

Would absolutely recommend

Reviewed in the United States on June 3, 2020
This controller is a great modernized version of the original. The most important feature to me was the thumbstick. I've tried other 3rd party controllers, classic joystick replacements, and "Gamecube style" replacements for my original controllers, and there are always joystick issues. If you've never tried one of these, basically the stick goes from 0 to 100 way too quickly, and can cause major inconveniences, or has such a large deadzone you have to press the stick all way to get it to work. This controller, however, does a great job. It feels about the same as a Gamecube controller (as it is also a Gamecube style stick) with very accurate response. I tested it with Goldeneye's manual aim (Dam level sniper rifle) and all I can say is that it feels right. The crosshair moved around the screen just as you would expect it to, with no major jumping across the screen. I also tested with Ocarina of Time's quick spin attack and it worked flawlessly. I didn't test it, but I would assume that if the quick spin attack works, then spinning and throwing Bowser in Mario 64 would also work just fine. Also, the rubber grip is a God send and huge improvement.

Other pros: The controller feels good. It was clearly designed for people, not aliens. The physical button press feedback is also good (the buttons don't feel soft, for the most part). Personally I would like a bit more, but it is acceptable. The cord has sufficient length. I saw some other reviews before I bought this saying that the cable was too short, but mine was a couple feet longer than the original N64 controller. Maybe the manufacturers increased the length since those reviews or I just need less cord than others.

Cons: The D-pad is noticeably stiffer than the other buttons, and gives much less physical feedback when pressed (the D-pad does feel soft instead of giving a nice click). Maybe it would feel better after being broken in with use, but honestly, not many games even use the D-pad. Probably Mortal Kombat, but I did not test this because I'm terrible at fighters anyways, so I probably wouldn't have noticed a difference. Another issue (kind of) is the Z buttons are designed as triggers. This was covered in other reviews, but the Z button is just a button, not a pressure sensitive trigger, and is unnecessary. A Playstation style L2, R2 button would have sufficed. I do like that there are two Z buttons, however, and makes shooting games make more sense for right handed shooters. For those curious, you have to pull the trigger about halfway for the button to register as a button press.

One last thing: I did not do much testing on the turbo function. It seems to work, but I've never really used it before on any controller, so I don't know how effectively test it.

It's a great controller overall, and I'll likely buy another in the future; however, it is not without it's small flaws that could use some improvement. It's hard for me to justify a five star rating because it is not perfect, but in my experience this is the best replacement out there right now.

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Jesús Adrián Martínez Reyes
Control cómodo para nintendo 64 con buen joystick
Reviewed in Mexico on June 18, 2024
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El control es cómodo para jugar juegos de N64, me preocupaba que el joystick respondiera muy rápido, cuando jugué en la consola virtual con control de gamecube la palanca tenía movimientos bruscos así que batallaba para por ejemplo apuntar mi arco en Ocarina pero esta palanca responde casi igual que la original de N64 pero un poco mas sensible así que no batallo para jugar mis juegos en consola y cartuchos originales.

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Gaz
Hits the nail on the head
Reviewed in the United Kingdom on April 21, 2023
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I’ll admit, I’ve never been a fan of the N64 controller, the shape, the feel of it in your hands, the analogue stick , so as soon as i saw this it was an easy buy for me, the controller itself is immense, I would go as far to say it exceeded my expectations, it doesn’t have the build of a cheap 3rd party controller, instead everything is solid, well built thick plastic, the controller in the hands feels perfect, the grips are perfectly shaped and extremely comfortable, the D-pad isn’t “quite” as tactile as the original N64 controllers, but it’s by no means bad, if does the job and sits on a central pivot so there is no mushy inputs there.

The biggest star is the show however goes to the analogue stick , it’s ultra smooth , no dead zone at all, highly accurate, moving it in any direction in tiny increments is no problem at all, this goes far and above the original stick. Accuracy is comparable to a new Xbox one or ps4 analogue stick.

The face buttons are also good, they don’t have any gimmicky annoying clicky micro switches like a lot of so called “premium” controllers have, instead they function in the traditional way with rubber membrane pads, they do the job as good as any quality controller that uses the same membrane function.

As far as I’m concerned a must have controller for the N64

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GARETH GOODALL
It's a no from me.
Reviewed in Australia on April 15, 2022
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For the $90ish AUD pricetag this sure does feel clunky and cheaply made. The unit i recieved has a strange deadzone in the bottom left corner, would need to modify the controller to get full range in that section.
Overall hand feel is average.
Not compatible with Gameboy Transfer Pak.
Overall not happy with this controller, have requested a return with the seller as it doesn't function as it should. has been refunded and returned.

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5.0 out of 5 stars Better than the stock controllers imo

5.0 out of 5 stars Finally, a GOOD controller to replace a worn-out original!

Finally, a GOOD controller to replace a worn-out original!

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4.0 out of 5 stars Good alternative to the more sought after Horipad

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5.0 out of 5 stars Just awesome!

Just awesome!

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5.0 out of 5 stars Would absolutely recommend

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Better than the stock controllers imo

Finally, a GOOD controller to replace a worn-out original!

Good alternative to the more sought after Horipad

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Control cómodo para nintendo 64 con buen joystick

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It's a no from me.