Nintendo 64 accessories

The Transfer Pak is an accessory for the Nintendo 64 game console, the exchange (transfer ) of data between Game Boy and Nintendo serves 64 game modules. The Transfer Pak is plugged into the Controller Pak slot of the N64 controller. It has also itself a shaft in which a Gameboy game module is inserted. Thus, exchange of data between GB and N64 module.

The first compatible N64 game was Pokémon Stadium, a Transfer Pak came with. As later the successor Pokémon Stadium 2, the Transfer Pak served here for Pokémon data exchange with the Pokémon role-playing games for the Game Boy, for example Pokémon - Rote Edition. Although the Transfer Pak was playing these games of great importance, so it was also widespread, but appeared also within a few games that support this accessory. In Mario Golf and Mario Tennis, the Transfer Pak enabled the exchange between character data between Game Boy and Nintendo 64 version of each game. In Perfect Dark for the Nintendo 64 were also able to activate by connecting to the Game Boy version of the game cheats. In terms of Perfect Dark and the Transfer Pak caught in the final version of the game no longer included feature a stir, with the help of which it should be possible to integrate recorded with the Game Boy Camera pictures in the game and so, for example, the photographed faces transfer of real people to play characters. Since it was a first-person shooter Perfect Dark at, the most prominent purpose of this feature "real" people in the game would therefore have been the opportunity to shoot.