The Rumble Pak is an accessory for the Nintendo 64 gaming console, released in 1997. It enhances the gaming experience by providing tactile feedback through vibrations, allowing players to feel in-game actions, such as explosions or collisions. The device connects to the controller and is powered by batteries. This accessory was one of the first to introduce force feedback in gaming, influencing future controllers across various platforms. The Rumble Pak became popular for its ability to immerse players more deeply into the gameplay, setting a standard for subsequent gaming accessories and controllers, including those for the PlayStation and Xbox.