Though there have been many console papercrafts, there had not yet been one for the Nintendo 64, until now, that is. The Nintendo 64 was Nintendo's third home console--named for it's 64-bit processor, and released in most countries in 1997. It holds the record for being the last Nintendo home console to use cartridges, and also the first mainstream console to have a controller that featured an analog stick, something that afterward became quite popular, and was taken up by rival companies as well.Friday, August 29, 2008
N64 Papercraft
Though there have been many console papercrafts, there had not yet been one for the Nintendo 64, until now, that is. The Nintendo 64 was Nintendo's third home console--named for it's 64-bit processor, and released in most countries in 1997. It holds the record for being the last Nintendo home console to use cartridges, and also the first mainstream console to have a controller that featured an analog stick, something that afterward became quite popular, and was taken up by rival companies as well.