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RE: Game Controllers - Luke - 05-04-2016
(05-04-2016, 12:56 AM)Keex Wrote: The Xbox360 controller works flawlessly out of the box in Android.
Just wanted to add this to this list.
... and it works flawlessly in RemixOS. I even had no issues with a wireless xbox 360 controller - with the exception of LED blinking after the controller synced up with the dongle (but everything worked normally).
RE: Game Controllers - JPCRamos - 05-17-2016
Regarding the PS3 controller I am currently using Remix OS and it works reasonably. To use it's full potential one would have to use an app such as sisaxis but they always need root access, which isn't available on Remix OS.
RE: Game Controllers - montero65 - 07-22-2016
I know this stopped about 2 months ago, but has anyone tried to connect a Wii remote as a controller? Thinking would be cool to get an old school NES emulator going, and if I could use the Wii remote like the old NES controller (which is something the Wii does if you download classic games).
RE: Game Controllers - lawrencejd - 04-11-2020
(01-21-2016, 07:45 PM)KryPtAlIvIaN Wrote:(01-21-2016, 01:47 PM)dimercu9 Wrote: Can you simply purchase a few android controllers (bluetooth connectable) and sync these to the emulators? I am hoping to create an emulation station with all systems through Gamecube (at the latest) and four controllers, for the cheapest possible. Hoping for some insight on everything else I may need so I can hit the ground running when my Pine 64 comes in!
I cannot confirm Bluetooth right now, but I can confirm generic USB controllers and the Xbox 360 controller with wireless receiver works fine with Android on Pine 64.
I wouldn't expect to run anything beyond Dreamcast, meaning PS2 and GameCube are out of the question right now.
Hello everyone, I'm using pine a64 and installing retroarch, everything smooth but when i connect wired xbox 360 controller its keep blinking even i installed the driver using this command sudo apt-get install xboxdrv
can anyone help me out?
RE: Game Controllers - lloydpope77 - 03-16-2021
Xbox one controller works out of the box on pc but ps3/4 controllers work with software if you prefer them.
RE: Game Controllers - lloydpope77 - 03-17-2021
(03-16-2021, 01:17 PM)lloydpope77 Wrote: Xbox one controller works out of the box on pc but ps3/4 controllers work with software if you prefer them.
AND
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RE: Game Controllers - Mary_Davis - 06-23-2026
(12-13-2015, 04:31 AM)samandiriel Wrote: This might be more appropos for the hardware thread, but here it is anyway: what game controllers would work best with the PINE? Either on Linux, or Android.Just a heads-up for anyone still looking - the generic USB controllers and the Xbox 360 wireless receiver with the adapter are still the most hassle-free options. Plug and play works fine on both Linux and Android builds I've tested recently.
I know that I've tried several controllers with various flavours of Linux and Android, and not been overly thrilled at the results out of the box.
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