Use controller snes9x mac super nintendo

#Use controller snes9x mac super nintendo how to
#Use controller snes9x mac super nintendo Pc

The console-version of game-titles most of the time have a decent 2-player option, so if you want to use your controllers in combination with an emulator, I suggest you get a 2-controller-interface.

#Use controller snes9x mac super nintendo Pc

ItвЂ™s single-player or online, so if hooking up to a PC is what youвЂ™re looking for, you can also look for the Smart Joy plus-adapter instead of the 2-controller-version.

Only thing is, thereвЂ™s almost no PC-game left with a decent two-player option. IвЂ™m not much of a gamer, but I was able to finish almost all of the Need for Speed-series and Grand Theft Auto as well on these PS2-controllers hooked up to a PC. This interface has worked wonders for me the last couple of years. But with the PS3 on itвЂ™s way, our Sony overlords thought it was a good idea to put them out of businessвЂ¦ДЄny way, if you look around carefully youвЂ™ll find places where this interface is sold, itвЂ™ll probably go for around $15 or less. I bought it about two years ago at Lik-Sang, a well known gaming retailer from Hong-Kong. So? How do we hook these up? A long time ago already, I bought a Mayflash Super Dual Box, which is a small interface in between two PS2-controllers and a USB-port, in my case on my Media Center. IвЂ™m not gonna discuss that right here, but having had a Logitech Rumblepad (a dualshock ripoff) once, I can say, nothing beats a real console-controller. If you look around, some people even find this the best controller ever. In this case they are the marvelous Sony PS2 dualshock2-controllers. So I wanted real controllers on my emulator. The thing is, on a keyboard, itвЂ™s only half of the console-experience. I used to play SNES9x, which is featured in this article, on my Pentium 133MHz, which must be like 10 years ago. This How-to also is for all those people who like the stuff the marvelous Ben Heckendorn makes (I know I do!), like his SNESp, but think a custom job by himself is maybe a little too far-fledged and maybe a lot of money to spend on a retro-system.Д®mulators are already a long time with us. No matter what the reason is, if old (in this case SNES) games brings a smile to your face and you happen to have an iBook, or any Mac in this case, this how-to is for you. I thought it would be nice to pick up on some retro-gaming, for the rest of us, or simply for those who think $249,- or more is still a lot of money to spend on a toy. In this time where the next round in the consolewar just started, a lot of people are getting themselves an Xbox360, PS3 (well, the lucky ones) or a Wii (the smart ones).

#Use controller snes9x mac super nintendo how to

20 December 2006, 03:14 by mark hoekstra How to make a 2-player SNES of yourВ iBook