

Perhaps 1 mouse and 1 Superscope.Įmulator's limitation, my bad lightgun implementation? Is it at least playable this way a on real Snes? Settings->Input->User 2 Binds->User 2 Device Index: Wiimote ControllerĢ SuperScope isn't possible. Settings->Input->User 2 Binds->User 2 Device Type: SuperScope Like in a real SuperNes, the SuperScope must be in port 2. Is it possible to play with 2 Zappers in those VS games with any Nes emulator? In retroarch input menu, select Zapper for both wiimotes.įirst, Credit is not assigned to any button? Go to Options->Coinage : Freeplay
#Retroarch nestopia core full#
No full lightgun/crosshair support it seems. However, you need to point preferably at the top of the screen because the cursor will always reappears there. Reloading is working when wiimote is off-screen. I've tried my best to have some games playable(or not.) It also seems that some games have incomplete lightgun support. This is due to how input is handled in Mame2003(it's very complex!) This is quite buggy and a bit hacky in general. Two lightguns should be working as long as lightgun or Mouse is selected in input menu. Settings->Input->User 1 Binds->User 1 Device Type: lightgun or Mouse (full) Sorry in advance if all those notes are a bit boring but some details can be useful. I've already made some tests so you'll see what's working and the known bugs too. Some credits goes to netux79 because he started implementing this a long time ago. It can also be used as a mouse, possibly for computer ports etc. With this, the wiimote will act as a pointer in order to play some lightgun compatible games like Duck Hunt. If you don't know what this adds, let me explain briefly this feature available in other emulators as well.
#Retroarch nestopia core archive#
In the archive below, you'll find the following beta cores : fba2012, fceumm, genesis-plus, mame2003+ and snes9x.
#Retroarch nestopia core windows#
They are digitally signed, meaning they pass the Windows Defender SmartScreen Protection.This is my attempt to have a proper lightgun or at least something at a playable state.

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