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The iQue output +5V on the controller's connector but it is unused by the controller. So games might still be compatible with rumble pak if nintendo did not remove support in their software. With this +5V output they could have released an iQue controller with build-in rumble support. | The iQue output +5V on the controller's connector but it is unused by the controller. So games might still be compatible with rumble pak if nintendo did not remove support in their software. With this +5V output they could have released an iQue controller with build-in rumble support. | ||
Information retrieved [https://assemblergames.org/viewtopic.php?f=81&t=22332&start=80 here]. | Information retrieved [https://assemblergames.org/viewtopic.php?f=81&t=22332&start=80 here]. | ||
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Revision as of 03:38, 14 March 2021
Controllers
Controllers (Official name: 共游机, literally "Multiplayer console", usually mistranslated as "Swim controller") have a darker color than the iQue console-controller and they can be bought separately or in bundle with a multiplayer adapter (Family Pack) where you can add up to 3 other players.
Controller Pinout
They are nothing more (or less) than a N64 original controller.
The iQue output +5V on the controller's connector but it is unused by the controller. So games might still be compatible with rumble pak if nintendo did not remove support in their software. With this +5V output they could have released an iQue controller with build-in rumble support. Information retrieved here.