hello, I'm trying to map my Sidewinder USB gamepad but I'm running into some issues; it's my first time doing this. It shows up normally in the HID test and the buttons work, but I'm having trouble with the directional pad.
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I’d like you to add two features: 240p support and HID controller support. I have a Sidewinder USB gamepad—which is the perfect controller for Sega games—and I’m struggling a bit to map it for PS1. It *is* working, though; I’m just not setting up...
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I use my Wii with a CRT TV that isn't compatible with European PAL, but I play European games to access the Spanish language option. I can force some games to NTSC, but others simply throw errors—like *Spyro*, which switches to English when...
Interesting—in Mega Man X4, it got faster; Silent Hill became more playable, though the dialogue occasionally slows down; and Soul Reaver remains slow. But regarding Silent Hill, wouldn't it be possible to use the decompilation to get accurate...
It may cause issues and that's highly dependent on how the CHD was made since there's different levels of compression
That's just not possible, you might have changed from dynarec to lightrec without realizing it, CHD has no bearing on how fast...
That’s what I’ll do; I have a list of PS1 games I want to finish, and now that a good chunk of them are working properly, I’m all set. I’ll have to buy a Wii Classic Controller, though—even though the GameCube controller has the Z button for...
Version 4.5 is a huge improvement over what I had before. It’s funny, though—Mega Man X4 runs a bit slowly, whereas 8, X5, and X6 run normally; plus, some games have 240p errors with the new software.
It would be cool to port *Star Fox*—which was ported to PC—to the Wii, with the necessary improvements and support for 240p. https://github.com/kandowontu/starfox-enhanced