The Nintendo 64 provides 64-bit graphics and CD quality sound at a fast 93.75 MHz. The N64 has real-time rendering and anti-aliased graphics that gives you an experience never felt before in a console.

The controller features 9 buttons and an analog control stick. There is a Z-trigger on the bottom along with a place to insert the N64 Controller Pak. The Controller Pak can save game statistics and data. Here are the impressive Nintendo 64 Specs broken up into 6 different categories:

Processors - CPU: 64-bit Risc CPU - Clock speed: 93.75 MHz - Graphics: 64-bit MIPS Risc Co-processor, 62.5 MHz - Over 500,000,000 16-bit operations/sec - 32-bit operations (four 32-bit ops/clock) - 64-bit operations (two 64-bit ops/clock) - Over 4 million transistors total - Built-in Audio/Video Vector Processor (RSP) - Built-in Pixel Drawing Processor (RDP) - Texture-Mapping

Video - Resolutions - 256 x 224 to 640 x 480 - Color - 21-bit color video output - 32-bit RGBA

Memory - Rambus D-RAM 36M bit - Maximum transfer speed: 4,500M bit/sec - Custom 9-bit Rambus Bus - Clock speed: 250 MHz

Audio - Digital Sound - Stereo 16-bit - ADPCM compression - Internal special effects - Sampled at 48 KHz max - Average number of channels will be 16-24 - Up to 100 PCM channels

Special Features - Z-buffering - Depth buffering - Environment mapping - Real-time anti-aliasing - Transparency - Tri-linear filtered MIP-map interpolation

Dimensions - 10.25" x 7.5" x 2.9" - 2.42 lb.

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