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   From: bel@whipassgaming.com   
      
   > That's exactly right. It functions as both a rumble pack and a 4-page   
   > memory card.   
   >   
   > There's a 3 position switch for switching to memory card or to rumble   
   > (low or high).   
   > There another 4 position switch for choosing which memory page to make   
   > active.   
   >   
   > Moreover, this is a high quality device, not imaginative junk.   
   >   
   > It isn't overly large either like some of the others (the tremorpak   
   > for example). It's about the same size as the standard n64 brand   
   > rumble pack.   
      
   Went ahead and bought it, sounds like a great deal. I'm not too thrilled   
   that you have to turn the rumble on and off, but at least it's better   
   than removing the memory card just to put in the rumble pack.   
      
   Now to try to find an affordable Expansion pack thing. I still don't see   
   how they can charge $10+ for that thing...but sadly, it looks like I may   
   have to pay that as it doesn't seem to come any cheaper. :(   
      
   > I also love the rumble. Man, I don't know how you play certain types   
   > of games without it (fishing, bumber cars, crash-em ups, etc.)   
   > Didn't the n64 pioneer the rumble pack and the analog stick?  Nobody   
   > gives this system its due credit :(   
      
   I'm not sure on the rumble or analog stick thing, I don't know if Sony   
   or Sega beat them to the punch on that or not. Never really kept up,   
   just loved it once it came about. :)   
      
   Bel   
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