
Yea. You can map the analog to the D-Pad, but really that controller doesn't have enough buttons.m2pt5 said:That controller doesn't have an analog stick, thus it wouldn't work with many N64 games, as most of them use it.
x-mah-D said:QUOTE said:THIS SINT ILLEGAL I OWN THE ORIGINAL GAME!
Do we care?
Joey Ravn said:x-mah-D said:QUOTE said:THIS SINT ILLEGAL I OWN THE ORIGINAL GAME!
Do we care?
Not only that, but in a previous topic he acknowledged not dumping the ROM himself, but downloading it from some ROM site on the Internet... so it IS illegal after all xD


Joey Ravn said:x-mah-D said:QUOTE said:THIS SINT ILLEGAL I OWN THE ORIGINAL GAME!
Do we care?
Not only that, but in a previous topic he acknowledged not dumping the ROM himself, but downloading it from some ROM site on the Internet... so it IS illegal after all xD

m2pt5 said:That controller doesn't have an analog stick, thus it wouldn't work with many N64 games, as most of them use it.
QUOTE(Scorpei @ Mar 17 2009, 05:02 PM) Bla bla bla he/she shouldn't have stated such a thing in the topic name nor in the fipo. Project64 can be used with your own backups and with homebrew most likely. Regardless the question if hardware xy works with Pj64 has nothing to do with the actual use of it. As for the compatibility, as long as Pj64 has a key binding system and your controller can act like a keyboard it should be fine. The C and direction sticks though.....
Joey Ravn said:x-mah-D said:QUOTE said:THIS SINT ILLEGAL I OWN THE ORIGINAL GAME!
Do we care?
Not only that, but in a previous topic he acknowledged not dumping the ROM himself, but downloading it from some ROM site on the Internet... so it IS illegal after all xD