by Analogue in Game consoles
Documented criteria are source-backed values, not estimates. Research records can still have unknown results. Verified does not mean independently tested; extraction confidence and human review are shown with each claim.
| Attribute | Value | State and source |
|---|---|---|
| Gaming named as a use | Yes | Verified70% confidenceEvidenceExcerpt ...of multiplayer The Gold standard of multiplayer. N64 is perhaps the greatest multiplayer gaming system of all time. Around 70% of the game library supports multiplayer, it isn't just an... Excerpt kindrunning text Subject named in excerptno Sourcehttps://www.analogue.co/3d · Primary documentation · retrieved 3 times from 2026-09-02 to 2026-10-07 · every date Confidence70% - capped at the measured precision of this reader (70%) HistoryStatement history How it was read Read bytext pattern muster:\bgam(?:ing|ers?)\bFirst observed2026-09-02 Last checked2026-10-07 Human reviewnot documented Source confidence90% Reader precision70% (measured by hand for this reader) Excerpt-kind precision79% (measured by hand over 857 statements of this kind) Confidence interpretationA heuristic informed by source assessment and reader samples, not a calibrated probability that this individual claim is correct. |
These are claims about who the vendor addresses, read off their own pages. They say nothing about how well the product serves that audience.
Every documented value links to the page we read it from, with the source tier and the day we retrieved it, in its row under Specifications. “Evidence” in that row opens the excerpt.
These attributes are open in our research. We looked and found no reliable evidence; 20 addresses were checked and are listed below. That is a statement about our research and never about the product.
| Attribute | State | What we checked |
|---|---|---|
| Memory (base) | Not yet verified | Checked 1 address (3 reads), most recently on 2026-10-07: www.analogue.co/3d |
| Creators named as an audience | Not yet verified | Checked 1 address (3 reads), most recently on 2026-10-07: www.analogue.co/3d |
| Families named as an audience | Not yet verified | Checked 1 address (3 reads), most recently on 2026-10-07: www.analogue.co/3d |
| Remote or hybrid teams named as an audience | Not yet verified | Checked 1 address (3 reads), most recently on 2026-10-07: www.analogue.co/3d |
| Students named as an audience | Not yet verified | Checked 1 address (3 reads), most recently on 2026-10-07: www.analogue.co/3d |
| Weight (kg) | Not yet verified | Checked 1 address (2 reads), most recently on 2026-10-07: www.analogue.co/3d |
| Weight | Not yet verified | Checked 1 address (3 reads), most recently on 2026-10-07: www.analogue.co/3d |
We published these statements and later withdrew them. Each line names the day and the reason. A withdrawal describes our reading of a source, never the product or the vendor; the former value stays visible so that the correction can be checked.
| Attribute | Former value | Withdrawn | Reason |
|---|---|---|---|
| Display size | 2026-09-03 | Retired 2026-09-03: the attribute is not a question in this product's categories (attribute.gilt_kategorien). |
In addition, 1 open research state (“Not yet verified”) was withdrawn, typically because the attribute turned out not to be a question for this kind of subject.
An open attribute describes our research and never the product.
How this entry is matched to public registers, each with the day we last read it. An identifier says which record we mean, not anything about the vendor or the product.
