This parallel-port joystick emulator for Windows 2k and XP, though only in an early alpha stage, currently works with SNES, Nintendo 64, Saturn, and Playstation controllers. There is rudimentary support for Windows 98 and ME, but the
#Amiga emulator for windows 8 gamepad driver#
This parallel-port driver supports quite a few joysticks, including NTpad supports Multitap based interfaces, SNES, and PSX pads as well as vibration and analog functions. Use it when you want to control an application with joysticks that doesn't support joystick input.įor all the Windows NT, 2000 and XP users, this is the solution to your controller woes. It converts joystick input into keyboard input (and mouse input). This software is a keyboard emulator for joysticks. It does, however, use less memory when loaded (only about 2KB). For example, there is no configuration file so everything must be typed in at the command line, and it also isn't compatible with every game that it's been tested on. This keyboard emulator is similar to JoyEmu, except it has a few limitations.
If you want to use a joystick with a game that doesn't support joysticks, look no furthur. This tiny TSR supports 1 or 2 joysticks, 2,4,6 and 8 button joysticks, mouse support, autofire for all buttons, hold mode and shift mode settings, configuration file, and much more! There are 2 versions, one of which does not have hotkey support and uses 1KB less memory. This is the ultimate keyboard emulator around. This program has support for PSX Dual Shock!
#Amiga emulator for windows 8 gamepad install#
What this program does different, is it lets you install your console controller like a regualar PC controller. Direct Pad Pro is like Sneskey 9x, but it uses DirectX drivers.
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