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[[File:N64system.jpg|thumb|The original Nintendo 64, and its six controller colors.]] | [[File:N64system.jpg|thumb|The original Nintendo 64, and its six controller colors.]] | ||
In 2003, the so-called '''[[wikipedia:iQue Player|iQue Player]]''' was released in the Chinese market only, serving as the Chinese equivalent of the Nintendo 64, albeit with a differently designed controller. Its D-Pad and analog stick are placed as on the [[Nintendo GameCube]] controller<ref>[[wikipedia:IQue Player|IQue Player]]</ref>. The entire system only consists of the controller, which has the chip on-board. It has a limited selection of Mario titles, all of which were released for the Nintendo 64 outside China. These include ''Super Mario 64'', ''Mario Kart 64'', ''Paper Mario'', ''Yoshi's Story'', ''Dr. Mario 64'' and ''Super Smash Bros.'' | In 2003, the so-called '''[[wikipedia:iQue Player|iQue Player]]''' was released in the Chinese market only, serving as the Chinese equivalent of the Nintendo 64, albeit with a differently designed controller. Its D-Pad and analog stick are placed as on the [[Nintendo GameCube]] controller<ref>[[wikipedia:IQue Player|IQue Player]]</ref>. The entire system only consists of the controller, which has the chip on-board. It has a limited selection of Mario titles, all of which were released for the Nintendo 64 outside China. These include ''Super Mario 64'', ''Mario Kart 64'', ''Paper Mario'', ''Yoshi's Story'', ''Dr. Mario 64'', and ''Super Smash Bros.'' | ||
==Nintendo 64 Controller== | ==Nintendo 64 Controller== | ||