luciematicsluciematics
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Hey all! I've been learning the main route for a few days now thanks to Zorlax Seven's awesome videos and am curious what controller and button configuration everyone here uses. Any keyboard runners? Everyone uses the D-pad and not the analogue stick, right? Anyway, I found a third-party Xbox 360 controller that looks and feels like an XBone controller. It has a surprisingly decent D-pad, especially compared to the "floating D-pad" design common on other 360 controllers. Mapping Select and Start to two of the face buttons makes loading the S+Q menu easy, but I do feel a bit cheap doing that since it's more difficult on real hardware. Anyway, curious to read what configuration everyone else uses! |
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I use a vanilla XB360 controller, mapping Start to Y and Select to the RB. |
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I use a dualshock 3. I use the D-pad and I have A/B mapped properly, but I use the shoulder buttons for start/select. |
FlynnFlynn
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All the cool kids use a keyboard. Q/W for B/A, E for start and RShift for select. Welcome to the master race. |
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I also use Dualshock 3. |
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I use OE Xbox 360 I use analogue, and X.A for B,A and I just use the normal Start and Select buttons |
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ContentsKeyboardMasterRaceWASD movement, J,K for B,A. V for Select, Space for Start |
cookiepocalypsecookiepocalypse
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I am also part of the keyboard mater race, but I use z for a, x for b, enter for start and rshift for select |
oSeabassoSeabass
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I use a Logitech F310: http://www.amazon.com/Logitech-940-000110-Gamepad-F310/dp/B003VAHYQY I use the A/B buttons in their SNES place and the D-Pad. For Start I use the right bumper, and Select the left bumper. This allows me to do a S+Q menu using right thumb on A+B, right index finger on Start, left index on Select. Way easier then taking the left thumb and trying to hit the start/select ones in the middle. |
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I use Keyboard: |
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I have a SNES>USB adapter and use an original SNES controller when I play on emulator. I set it up the same way I set up my Super Game Boy 2: SNES Y is GB B; SNES B + A are GB A. |
CransoonCransoon
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Used to use the F310 that Seabass is using. Ended up switching to the Dualshock 4. It's probably the comfiest controller I've ever used. I also use DS4Windows, which lets me map my split button to R1, which was useful until I started using Spiraster's auto-splitter. |
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DS4 controller A = X pretty comfy imo |
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I use(d) a GBA SP AGS-001 and this set up to film it. SP=best buttons ever |
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i use a psp with the FuSa controller shit for emu. SGB2, GBP with a gba SP for console. |
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Just starting out, I'm using DS4 for pc and my practice emulator. I have the Gameboy player for the cube which I just picked up the Hori pad which is shaped like an SNES controller which I think is gonna be awesome for doing my actual runs. Those ideas for mapping splits and resets are awesome, I had never even considered that! |
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WesCopelandWesCopeland
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I'm using a mechanical keyboard converted to function as a Gamecube controller so I can play using an original cart. WASD - Movement H and . - A These double binds help with the quick bomb drops in D7. edit: And if double binds aren't allowed, someone please tell me. I haven't submitted a run using this setup yet. |
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@WesCopeland Its definitely allowed since Gambatte - a legal emulator - allows you to make double binds. |