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This a standard 2-button ball mouse. A few 64DD games support it: |
This a standard 2-button ball mouse. A few 64DD games support it: |
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Mario Artist: Paint Studio |
* Mario Artist: Paint Studio |
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Mario Artist: Talent Studio |
* Mario Artist: Talent Studio |
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Mario Artist: Polygon Studio |
* Mario Artist: Polygon Studio |
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Mario Artist: Communication Kit |
* Mario Artist: Communication Kit <br /> |
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Most other N64 games see the mouse as a controller, and a few of them are playable like this. Mouse movements register as analog stick movements. The left button maps to the A button, and the right mouse button maps to B. |
Most other N64 games see the mouse as a controller, and a few of them are playable like this. Mouse movements register as analog stick movements. The left button maps to the A button, and the right mouse button maps to B. |
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Revision as of 20:14, 16 August 2020
This a standard 2-button ball mouse. A few 64DD games support it:
- Mario Artist: Paint Studio
- Mario Artist: Talent Studio
- Mario Artist: Polygon Studio
- Mario Artist: Communication Kit
Most other N64 games see the mouse as a controller, and a few of them are playable like this. Mouse movements register as analog stick movements. The left button maps to the A button, and the right mouse button maps to B.
There is a single microcontroller that handles everything.
This mouse appears to be based on contemporary Mitsumi PS/2 mice, which have nearly identical guts. Closest match is the ECM-S3902