October 20, 2009 There were several people on Facebook and Youtube asking me how I got my Xbox 360 controller to work with my emulators on my Mac, so I have created this blog post. You can use both your wired and wireless controllers, and use multiple controllers at the same time. My sister and I played TMNT on MAME on Christmas morning. It was rad and a fond memory for me.

But the keyboard doesn't emulate analogue control properly, and Gamecube games are made specifically to take advantage of a dual analogue configuration. Using a keyboard is crippling compared to a real joypad just because of the way the games are designed. You'll find that with any console emulator. I tried playing it with the keyboard for a.

Follow the link below and download the driver. After installing the driver you will have a new setting for your controller in the System Preferences panel. You can change some settings and check the battery levels.

It’s a pretty good driver and seems to work fairly well. My only complaint would be that the driving games are a little touchy with the stick, but beggars can’t be choosers. It works really well for old school games and is an easy fix for people who already own a 360 and are looking to use a controller with their emulators. October 10, 2009 The Linux and Mac OSX versions of this awesome SMS/Genesis/32X emulator saw an update yesterday.

Visual studio for mac download. Here’s what the release notes say. • Made some changes to the config options.

Hopefully this fixes a problem some people were having where Windows would fail to size the window correctly, although I cannot reproduce this problem. • Moved SMS controls into main controls window, matching the other builds. • Fixed a couple of problems relating to SMS controls.

• Fixed preferred country detection order – at some point a couple of them got switched somehow. • Various SMS fixes. • A few minor 32X bugfixes and tweaks.