The Nintendo 64, commonly known as the N64, is a home video game console released by Nintendo in 1996. It is the successor to the Super Nintendo Entertainment System (SNES) and is named after its 64-bit processor.

The N64 features a unique three-pronged controller with an analog joystick, D-pad, and multiple buttons. It also includes four controller ports, allowing up to four players to play games simultaneously.

The console's library of games includes many classics, such as Super Mario 64, Mario Kart 64, and GoldenEye 007. The N64 is also notable for introducing the first 3D Zelda game and popularising the first-person shooter genre on consoles.

The N64 uses cartridges as its storage medium, which provide faster loading times than CD-based consoles. However, this also limits the amount of data that can be stored on each cartridge, resulting in some games being released on multiple cartridges.

The N64 was also notable for its Expansion Pak, an add-on that provided additional RAM to the console and allowed for improved graphics and performance in certain games.

While the N64 may not have been as commercially successful as its main competitor, the Sony PlayStation, it remains a beloved console among retro gaming enthusiasts and collectors today. Its library of games, unique controller, and contributions to the gaming industry make it an important piece of gaming history.

Overall, the N64 is a classic console that provided many memorable gaming experiences and helped shape the industry in significant ways.

What's Included
- Nintendo 64 Console
- Nintendo 64 Controller
- Nintendo 64 Power Supply
- Nintendo A/V Cable