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Any tips on how to map a standard modern controller to this ...thing (hexbear.net)

submitted 8 months ago* (last edited 8 months ago) by [email protected] to c/[email protected]

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Two d-pads, one analog stick, three triggers and two face buttons? What were they smoking in Kyoto in the early 90s stalin-stressed I have only seen a Nintendo 64 in real life like twice back in the 90s so I have no clue what all these buttons do in most games.

Thanks to recent developments I went and downloaded every Nintendo emulator I could. I was surprised to see how fractured Nintendo 64 emulation seems to still be on PC. I was expecting there to be a Duckstation, PCSX2 or Dolphin equivalent but no, there seems to be no clear winner, and two of the bigger ones are closed source and use plugins like it's 2005, and one doesn't even come with a GUI by default

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[–] [email protected] 5 points 8 months ago

As a general rule, I map it the same way the GameCube does. However, it’s probably the emulator that I have proportionally more per-game setup. If I’m playing Zelda I have one setup, for ssb it’s another, for m64 it’s another, etc etc. most are just minor variances of the GameCube setup