At first, I just thought that it was because the D-stick and the D-pad aren't supposed to go together, but now that problem exists on the N64! I'm playing Goldeneye, and I can't move and turn around at the same time! It's a mess! If I want to turn around, I have to do it like in Resident Evil I have to stop dead in my tracks, turn around, and THEN move! You know, on ZSNES and Visual Boy Advance, if you map the D-pad on the emulator to respond to the D-stick on your controller, you can't move diagonally? Well, I've got that problem, here. I WOULD just use the D-pad, but I need analog control for the control stick.Ĭan someone recommend an N64 emulator that actually freaking WORKS?!ĮDIT: I don't know what I did, but I somehow managed to get the controls mapped the way I want on Project 64. I know the D-stick works it works just fine on ZSNES, but on Project 64, it won't let me map down, or right, on the N64's control stick, to the D-stick on my Xbox 360 gamepad. However, when I map the control stick controls to the D-Stick on my N64 controller, it doesn't work, in game! It will map just fine on the controller configuration screen, but when I actually play the game, it doesn't do anything!

I'm trying to use the 1964 emulator to play N64 games.

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