#Steelseries 3gc controller not working error software

most emulators seem to use that these days for software rendering and its pretty fast, oh wellДЄnonymous Fri Jan 16 12:03:57 2015 No. Your graphic card is completely irrelevant for mame, it only uses direct 3D for scaling the screen and drawing menus, everything else is all on the cpu and all in software modeДЄnother dickish thing i wish mame would use, is jit compiling. What's a fair price to do this? I've been looking around and had some okay set-ups, but I'm not sure about the 400-500 price range + the cost of an X-Arcade stick (which fits that cab) to put the price at around 550-650 bucks.ДЄnonymous Fri Jan 16 11:49:32 2015 No. It seems easiest to just get some wooden housing that looks like an arcade cab and toss a computer inside. I've been trying to figure out what the best solution is to having a home arcade cabinet. This is sort of relevant to arcade emulation - so I figure I'll post it.

I've given up and stuck to playing Atari 2600 ports.ДЄnonymous Fri Jan 16 11:35:18 2015 No. Getting MAME roms to work isn't as brain-dead as it is with other consoles. Seimitsu LS-56-01 would be the default choice (some of them come with that already - mine didn't), but I hate the ball sticks, none of my arcades had them.ДЄnonymous Fri Jan 16 07:54:49 2015 No.

I'm trying to decide what stick should I put in that. Would that fit in a Saturn Virtua Stick (hss-0136)? When I'm not playing mame I put the keyboard/mouse where the joystick isДЄnonymous Fri Jan 16 07:34:12 2015 No. It feels comfortable playing while sitting or standing. Huge monitor, I forget the exact size but its in the 30 inch range. If your computer is recognizing the stick but MAME isn't, you can use a program like joy2key to remap your buttons to keystrokes.Д«TW here's my set-up, my second monitor connected via a long HDMI cable. Shit's comfy as fuck.ДЄnonymous Fri Jan 16 06:57:46 2015 No.

#Steelseries 3gc controller not working error Pc

Then I lost that computer, now I MAME on my PC using my TE Fightstick.

I used to have MAME out to my S-Video CRT and it was good. It's a pretty generic shooter other than its name and suffers a little slowdown but I had never heard of it before and want to see if i can add it to my list of completed SHMUPS.ДЄnonymous Fri Jan 16 04:14:38 2015 No. 2181842Д¬urrently playing a vertical scrolling shooter called 'Hotdog Storm' made by Marble Inc in 96'. Pathetic in all aspects except the fact that it works.ДЄnonymous Fri Jan 16 02:19:22 2015 No. Mushiest d-pad I have ever played on, and the sticks are hard, slick plastic with absolutely no grip. Right now I am stuck using a SteelSeries 3GC controller. I want an arcade stick something fierce, but after Christmas my disposable income is non-existent.

#Steelseries 3gc controller not working error driver

I'm going to try using my PS2 arcade stick with a PS2 to PC converter.ДЇrom what I've read on forums arcade sticks that need a Microsoft driver are not recognized.ДЄnonymous Fri Jan 16 01:43:56 2015 No. Some of arcade sticks are not recognized on Mame or at least my Xbox 360 one isn't. Will def have to give it a proper play-through when i have enough time. Just played through the first boss and I really enjoyed it. I think Final Fight is my favorite.ДЄnonymous Fri Jan 16 01:06:36 2015 No. I have been playing a lot of beat em ups lately, even online with some cool random guys in Fightcade. >there will never be an updated version of gals panic that lets you import your own imagesДЄnonymous Fri Jan 16 00:59:34 2015 No. Currently using: M.A.M.E+ on Win7 toaster with integrated graphics. So /vr/, what program/set-up are currently ideal for your MAME needs? Why? Also, as someone fairly new to Arcade Emulation, I would love to hear some of your favorite games and general pointers on getting the best experience. Arcade Emulation Discussion: Anonymous Fri Jan 16 00:51:36 2015 No.