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 Ropa Banned: repeat sockpuppeting Level: 53 Posts: 292/739 EXP: 1134626 Next: 22493 Since: 08-06-15 From: England Last post: 2680 days Last view: 685 days |
NES - FCEUX
SNES - Snes9x N64 - Mupen64++ GB/GBC - GEST GBA - Visual Boy Advance The emulators I typically use most of the time. Talk about emulation stuff here... ____________________ Jamie Dignam |
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What are your controls for your NES emulator? I cant seem to find a comfortable control scheme. I use Z for the A button and X for the B button, with arrow keys being the dpad, but it just doesn't feel right. Maybe I should get used to it? ____________________ A well known Bio-Metal |
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Ropa Banned: repeat sockpuppeting Level: 53 Posts: 294/739 EXP: 1134626 Next: 22493 Since: 08-06-15 From: England Last post: 2680 days Last view: 685 days |
Posted by Model FZx Try using X for A and Z for B, Right Shift for Select and Enter for Start. Alternatively use a PS3 controller and map it to the buttons, a lot better that way. ____________________ Jamie Dignam |
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Newcomer Level: 3 Posts: 1/1 EXP: 55 Next: 73 Since: 10-16-15 Last post: 3061 days Last view: 3052 days |
Yeah, X=A and Z=B should work fine. I use a keyboard configuration like that when I'm unable to use my PC game controller.
When it comes to emulators, I'll always recommend RetroArch, a multi-OS, multi-system emulator. It emulates almost all of the retro consoles (such as all the consoles in the OP), and it allows the use of video filters/shaders to make your games look nicer. It may take a while to set up, but I think it's worth it  |
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Ropa Banned: repeat sockpuppeting Level: 53 Posts: 306/739 EXP: 1134626 Next: 22493 Since: 08-06-15 From: England Last post: 2680 days Last view: 685 days |
So you finally got around to posting, heh
I use an unofficial PS3 wireless controller which has a Bluetooth (?) receiver built-in, so it works with PC or PS3 systems. The main difference with it is that it swaps the D-Pad and the Left Stick around so it has the same layout as a gamecube controller generally. Unfortunately it doesn't work with no$gba 2.8b though. ____________________ Jamie Dignam |
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I use a bluetooth Dual Shock 4. I tell ya, it's pretty sweet having a wireless controller on a PC. Microsoft is smart to jump on the blutooth bandwagon with their controllers. It's just so much more convenient than a dongle or usb cord.
As for which emulators I use: Gens/GS - Genesis SNES 9X - Super Nintendo visualboy advance - GBA/GB/GBC FCEUXDSP - NES SSF - Version 7 - Sega Saturn (For Castlevania SOTN mostly) EPSXE - Playstation Mame64 - Arcade games. |
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Most of the emulators I used for FCEUX and Snes9X/ZSNES I used a Super NES USB controller. I am planning to buy a Sega Genesis USB Controller for Kega Fusion and a couple of PC Engine Fighting Games. The N64 USB Controller doesn't work too well and I don't use any of the N64 Emulators often. |
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Ropa Banned: repeat sockpuppeting Level: 53 Posts: 453/739 EXP: 1134626 Next: 22493 Since: 08-06-15 From: England Last post: 2680 days Last view: 685 days |
Posted by Insectduel I'd suggest you buy the controller because the Mega Drive is an amazing console ^^ ____________________ Jamie Dignam |
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 Ninji More re-regs, more fun!... Um, no. Level: 32 Posts: 40/242 EXP: 201284 Next: 5158 Since: 07-02-16 Last post: 1928 days Last view: 2131 days |
here are my emulators i use I guess.
zsnes - SNES emu NO$GBA - GBA and NDS i'm too derpy to get dolphin to work and i would use blargSNES if I had a hacked 3DS  |
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Ropa Banned: repeat sockpuppeting Level: 53 Posts: 472/739 EXP: 1134626 Next: 22493 Since: 08-06-15 From: England Last post: 2680 days Last view: 685 days |
blargSNES is only useful on o3DS it's too inaccurate... ____________________ Jamie Dignam |
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Ninji More re-regs, more fun!... Um, no. Level: 32 Posts: 42/242 EXP: 201284 Next: 5158 Since: 07-02-16 Last post: 1928 days Last view: 2131 days |
i have an o3DS lol |
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Ropa Banned: repeat sockpuppeting Level: 53 Posts: 507/739 EXP: 1134626 Next: 22493 Since: 08-06-15 From: England Last post: 2680 days Last view: 685 days |
Posted by cderp4 What firmware version do you have? Also, for iOS users: GBA4iOS 2.1 has been signed since 1st August 2016. You do not need a date trick to use it, and I have tested it on iOS 10 beta 4 on an iPhone 5c and it works as it should. Unfortunately I can't seem to install Snes4iOS even with trying the date trick, it stops initiating the installation if I put the date back, and throws an error any other time. Also, Emu4iOS has been down for several months now, it is safe to assume the site doesn't exist anymore. ____________________ Jamie Dignam |
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 Micro-Goomba Unlimited ban evasion works Level: 10 Posts: 6/18 EXP: 3688 Next: 726 Since: 12-10-17 From: England Last post: 2295 days Last view: 2271 days |
What controllers do you like for emulation? I bought an OG Xbox controller for emulation purposes, with USB adaptor and the XBCD drivers which are a pain to get working on W10... |
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