@theretroprince said in Using Analog Sticks for 8-Bit Stuff?:

@alphabetapie You will not want to enable this for systems where the analog and digital controls are independent. For example, on PSP and N64 the control pad and analog joysticks on the actual systems are not interchangeable. (Analog joystick controls are separate from digital joystick controls and provide different inputs)

Enabling this option for these types of controllers/systems would cause dual input problems.

Good point.

Please don't bump your topics in short amount of time.
Have you tried setting the control type to Dualshock - see https://retropie.org.uk/docs/Playstation-1/#the-controller-problem-digital-only-analog ?

The PSP emulator was having similar problems to the other emulators listed in that I couldn't get the analog sticck working. I think also that the dpad may not have been working properly either.

I tried several of the N64 emulators available. All of them were very slow and jerky. The emulators were:
mupen64plus2rice(may not be the exact right name)
lr-mupen64plus
mupen64plus-next.
There were other emulators but they were all variants of the mupen64plus name.

I tried using the esc key to access the configuration and binding settings but all it did when pressing the keyboard was to exit the game back to the game selection screen.

I found freeintv and that works much better than the other intellivision emulator.

@owl-degree said in Initial install - Xbox 360 Wireless Analog sticks:

However, the right stick > left movement does not register. Should I simply presume it's broken?

I don't think so, try several times to register it, without pressing too hard on the joystick - just nudge it to the left.

@zero2k Shouldn't make a difference.