pokey | # 11 | 2009-09-15, 13:03 | Report

I'd settle for Blast Corps.

But what we'd really need is ad-hoc and regular network support for sporadic 4p bomberman64 tournaments on buses and at cons.

joppu | # 12 | 2009-09-15, 14:10 | Report

Plug in one of these into the USB-Host port:

I'm not sure about the drivers...

Or maybe even a bluetooth gamepad.

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javispedro | # 13 | 2009-09-15, 14:15 | Report

What drivers? Buttons and sticks are most probably USB HID (dunno for the force feedback).

pokey | # 14 | 2009-09-16, 12:25 | Report

joppu, The problem is that many games use all of the buttons on the n64 controller, and some just don't re-map well to a ps2 style controller. Lots of games are playable, but not all. I can't think of any examples of either right now, but that's just because I'm stoopid.

What would be REALLY nice though, would be a bluetooth driver for the PS3's sixaxis controller. That would cover just about any machine that could be emulated.

mykenyc | # 15 | 2009-09-16, 16:49 | Report

what i did before was remap the xbox controller with goldeneye similar to when i play COD 5 and it was a better experience than that of the PS2 controller.