The issue with N64 virtual console: It doesn't rumble. Even if you use the GameCube controller for the game...
This is odd considering the N64 is one of the founders of the "rumble" effect in game consoles. Originally, this was a known problem when using the Wii Retro Controller because it doesn't contain a rumble engine. However, using the original GameCube controller - which has an engine - still provides zero rumble.
It goes to show, if you want the unique experience of an N64, a "virtual" version of it will not be the same as powering on the old past-generation console.
This news, brought to light by computerandvideogames.com was confirmed by Nintendo.
