Do gamecude controllers work on Nintendo 64?

Only Nintendo DS's, Nintendo Wiimotes/remotes and Nintendo Gamecube controllers work with a Nintendo Wii.

no you cannot use a Nintendo 64 controller on a gamcube because they are different at the end of the cord

no, but you can use gamecube controllers on the wii.

Depends what you mean by 'cord' - if you mean the power supply or controllers, then very definitely no. The Audio/Video hookups, however, are backwards-compatible with the Super NES, and also FORWARD-compatible with the Nintendo GameCube.

No, they will only work in Nintendo 64 consoles.

I have the same things and i think you get about 5 - 10$

Z? did you mean: Z button? there is a Z button on the nunchuk contoller of the wii there are z buttons on Nintendo 64 and gamecube controllers

no. the snes or super Nintendo was made before the Nintendo 64. plus, the snes is less powerful then the 64.

No, Super Nintendo games are not compatible with Nintendo 64 hardware. The cartridges are different sizes.

No they wont work on a SNES.

no you will need a converter

A Nintendo 64 controller can be purchased from online retailers like Amazon and eBay for $30 for a black controller. However similar controllers with the same features but different colours retail for $14.

Not without the expensive and rare Tristar 64 adapter.

No, the controllers for a 64 will not plug into a Gamecube, and vice versa. The plug-ins are different sizes and shapes for both consoles.

Your Nintendo 64 must be stuffed because ive never had any problems with mine

No... a N64 is a whole different game setup. The games are "Cartridges." Nintendo Gamecube games work on the Nintendo Wii, and Nintendo Gameboy games work on the Nintendo DS. ~Hope that helps :)

probebly it the same system

In 1993, he took an interest in SGI's work on what would become the Nintendo 64's processors.

It will work but it won't be HD.

I think you could get a lot for something like that, like at least $50-$100.

Some officially known game consoles that have built in games and come with two controllers are the new Sega Genisis, and Atari.

No, the Nintendo 64 is only compatible with Nintendo 64 Games.

A used system sells anywhere from ~$35 to $350 depending on the model and condition. Nintendo 64 games range from ~$1 up to ~$90 depending on the title of the game. The controllers also vary depending on the color ranging from about $7 up to $65.

Do you mean when did Nintendo discontinue the Nintendo 64? If that's what your'e asking than the answer is 2003.

Nintendo made the Nintendo 64.

no-- completely different adapters

I highly doubt it

Buying a Nintendo 64 controller can be tricky as that system is no longer being produced. Some websites that sell N64 controllers include Amazon, eBay, and DK Oldies.

The 64 was the graphics of the game console. In other words, the Nintendo 64 had 64 bits.

A Nintendo 64 is an old console, but it is really, really good for the technology that was available when it was made. It takes virtually no time to load at all during games and many of the games made for Nintendo 64 have been very highly rated and very popular such as the Legend of Zelda (Ocarina of Time and Majora's Mask), Super Mario 64 and Goldeneye. However, the graphics are not as good…

Nintendo. Nintendo was their first video game console, the 64 was their 3rd.

The six original colours were grey, black, red, green, yellow and blue. There are lots of colours that got released after, which usually came bundled with a same colour console.

Yes you just have to work hard for it.

No. unfortunately the N64's cartridge slot is much smaller than the SNES cartridges are.

The Nintendo 64 like all Nintendo consoles were created in Japan.

No. One Nintendo 64 cartridge is about the size of a DS.

Hold on the START button then turn on ur Nintendo 64 if there is a game cartridge in it. If that doesnt work, use a game like Pokemon Stadium that has an option to delete the memory out.

The Nintendo 64 runs on 64 bits hence the name.

The project 64 is a Nintendo 64 emulator that lets you play Nintendo 64 games that you download from websites.

you can get a gameshark for Nintendo 64 at gamestop for $34.99. :-)

Archive.org has a manual for the NINTENDO 64.

No, the SNES was released years before the Nintendo 64.

Nintendo sold the most Nintendo 64 consoles in 1993.

The Nintendo 64 does not play Super Nintendo games as they have different cartridge types.

It sounds like you may have a short in your power pack. Try looking on eBay and amazon for one. They have tons of Nintendo 64 games and accessories at ridiculously cheap prices.

If your lcd is a newer tv, then most of the time, the 64's will not work with the video ins. Some of the older lcd's can run 64 but your best bet is just running it on an older tv.

it should make sure that both are working

You should check Youtube. Hope you find something! =D

Yes, you do. But you can also buy a controller. You can get a PC controller, or if your play an N64 game i think you can one of those controllers. you can get a controller at, Walmart, Target, or Kmart. Or some place else.

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