Update, 7/15, 9am EDT: The man who discovered the rare, American 64DD has now posted video proof of his discovery, embedded above from his YouTube channel. The video shows off one surprising quirk: ...

Welcome to the second part of IGN64's in-depth look at Nintendo's failed disk drive add-on. If you haven't read our first installment in this three-part feature, be sure to give it a look before ...

Back in the 1990s, console manufacturers like Nintendo and Sega thought expanding the capabilities of their home gaming systems with add-on hardware was a great idea (like the Genesis’s 32X or CD ...

Even the most die-hard Nintendo fanboys could be forgiven for not knowing about the 64DD. The 64DD was a magnetic drive that snapped onto the bottom of the Nintendo 64, slated to run bigger, ...

Many of us have fond memories of the Nintendo 64, the console that brought us games ranging from Goldeneye 007 to The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time. However, fewer people are familiar with its ...

YouTuber Metal Jesus Rocks posted a 12 minute video talking about and breaking down the ultra rare Nintendo 64 add-on called the 64DD. It was heavily promoted in the game magazines but never made it ...

If you subscribed to Nintendo Power in the 90's, you probably remember reading about the Nintendo 64DD, a console disk-drive add-on design to bring higher storage capacity, a real-time clock and ...

To provide even more information for our readers about the 64DD, we have provided a throrough rewrite of this article, as well as a list of upcoming games for the 64DD. See the bottom of the page for ...

Back in the 1990s, Nintendo and Sega introduced a number of add-on components to extend the longevity of their consoles. Sega released the Sega CD and the 32X for the Sega Genesis, while—in ...

Remember the 64DD? Remember the term Project Reality? What you may not remember is seeing an Ultra 64 prototype controller. One YouTuber does a fine job (except for the mouth breathing) of showing off ...