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Author Topic: Ikari warrior/ rotator joystick  (Read 1174 times)

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Ikari warrior/ rotator joystick
« on: March 20, 2014, 06:17:56 am »
haven't played enough, but hopeful someone might have a quick answer.  I was thinking about rotary controls, but instead can games like ikari warrior be mapped to a keystroke for rotate right and left, so i can use a regular joystick plus a "rotate right" "rotate left" and punch/ kick buttons in a street fighter like setup? is it worth purchasing rotating joys with ultimarc adapter for a handful of games or can I just do something like this?

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Re: Ikari warrior/ rotator joystick
« Reply #1 on: March 20, 2014, 04:13:31 pm »
There are ways to work around rotary joysticks like this.

If you do get rotary joysticks, the Ultimarc rotary interface is plug-and-play for the rotary part, but you will also need to get an encoder for the joystick part.

If you want a keyboard-style encoder, the KADE is a great choice.

If you want a gamepad-style encoder the GP-Wiz40 is a great choice.

Be sure to adjust the MAME settings for rotary sticks here.

Rotary game list here.


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