Here's another machine from my collection, the Nintendo N64.
If I'm honest, I can't remember where I bought this machine from, it's likely to have been a car boot sale, but I can't be sure.
The top of the console has a cartridge slot, and a flap covering the memory expansion, along with the usual power and reset buttons.
Underneath the console there is another flap covering the expansion port. This was used to connect to the 64DD (Disk Drive), which gave the machine internet capability amongst other enhancements
The front of the console has four controller ports, this was Nintendo's first console to do so.
The rear of the console has the video out port, which gives either composite video, or S-Video, and the slot for the PSU
The PSU is a large plastic box which clips into the back of the console.
The controllers look a little strange, but do work well when you get used to them. There is only one slot, which means you can have a rumble pak, or a memory pak, but not both.
The rumble pak needs two AAA batteries, I've been a bit of an idiot and left the batteries in while the console has been in storage.
Fortunately, they haven't leaked.
Here is a memory pak. This requires a CR2025 battery. However, the cartridges sometimes have battery backed up memory to store game data as well.
Software
It took a little while to get the machine to boot a game cartridge, however despite being warned not to, blowing into the cartridge slot made it work, so happy days.
Robotron64
F1 World Grand Prix
Wrestlemania 2000
Extreme G
Super Mario 64
World Cup 98
WWF War Zone
Top Gear Rally
Goldeneye 007
Updates
Another N64
RF adaptor
Official controller
AV lead
The Legend of Zelda, Ocarina of Time
Fighters Destiny
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