u/DefaceTheTemple

I can't figure out how to activate turbo on the battler gc pro. I saw an old post about the original battler having a turbo button, but I can't find instructions on how to activate turbo on the pro model. Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thanks!

I'm watching the Cinemassacre review of the 2020 Sonic movie. Watching Bimmy express shock that a movie rated PG would be appropriate for kids was a facepalm moment for sure

I'm playing through this game for the first time and I just got through the 2nd level. I see this game get a lot of hate for its "weak story," but so far, I'm enjoying myself. Is it the strongest game in the world? No. Is the premise silly? Yes, but isn't it supposed to be? The gameplay is a lot of fun and they manage to translate a 3D control-scheme to a 2D format. This could've been a cheap cash grab, like so many franchises that have a handheld entry, but you can tell ppl put a lot of work into this game

What the hell is going on?

I watched AVGN in the early days, but lost track around 2010. I had no idea Cinemassacre was still around and I've been catching up on their content. I just finished the Majora's Mask episode of AVGN, so I'm on content from the end of 2019. Now, MM is far from my favorite Zelda game, but I'm baffled by the choice to rip on this one when Triforce Heroes was RIGHT there. There are some legitimate criticisms you could level at MM, like all the waiting around for specific times for side content, or having to reset the game because you messed up on a quest. But, nearly every complaint he had was a skill issue. A lot of the clips clearly show him using the wrong item, ability, or tactic for whatever foe or puzzle, but the thing that pissed me off was when he missed the heart at the end of a boss battle. How is it the game's fault that he forgot to grab the heart? You always grab the heart before you move on. That's been common knowledge for decades. MM was a weird choice of game to shit on

Edit: I fixed it by resetting the controller settings and then remapping, closing the app, and relaunching. All of which I did last night, but didn't work. I don't know why, but I'm taking the win.

Just bought an 8bitdo 64 BT Controller to use with Project 64, and I was able to map the controller, and the system even recognizes the controller in the Input Options by name. When I try to play a game, every button works except for the analog stick. Nothing I do on the thumbstick registers, at all. I have no idea what I'm doing wrong, and I haven't found any guidance anywhere else. I was using an Xbox controller last night, and everything was working fine. This problem started with this controller

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