
There're romhacks for the Zelda games that get rid of the touch controls and replace them with conventional buttons and those would work way better than any implementation of the touch screen a emulator could provide.Loving the emulators and the on-going development of them! If I could suggest a feature for Drastic DS though: Mapping the Touch Screen cursor to the left analog stick. This is mostly for games like Sonic Chronicles, the DS Zelda games, or any game where you would move the characters with the touch screen.
Using the right stick alongside a trigger is fine enough, but doing so with the left stick would feel more natural.
Yeah, but not for Sonic Chronicles and other games that control this way. I use the rom hacks for Zelda, but it would also be a good option to have for those who don't want to use them, as well as for other touch-focused games.There're romhacks for the Zelda games that get rid of the touch controls and replace them with conventional buttons and those would work way better than any implementation of the touch screen a emulator could provide.

Do you really, actually, want to play Sonic Chronicles?Yeah, but not for Sonic Chronicles and other games that control this way. I use the rom hacks for Zelda, but it would also be a good option to have for those who don't want to use them, as well as for other touch-focused games.
Yeah, I do. No need to be this way.Do you really, actually, want to play Sonic Chronicles?![]()

