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Main => Main Forum => Topic started by: jonathan1138 on April 26, 2006, 02:37:59 pm
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Does anyone have a list of X axis spinner games they can post here (to start, we know Tron, Tempest, Frontline) any others?
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Noob Serch - Great game
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Noob Serch - Great game
Not nearly as good as I, Newbie
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How about...Arka-newbie... or its clone...NewbieNoid... :laugh2:
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haha.
I was just thinking about it, wondering what it may be. My excitement got the best of me. Should have known better then not to post, and annoy the seniors.
I guess I can use the sortinfo app tonight, and just see it there (or listgen), since the community cant rattle some others off. Thanks anyway. Take care.
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haha.
I was just thinking about it, wondering what it may be. My excitement got the best of me. Should have known better then not to post, and annoy the seniors.
I guess I can use the sortinfo app tonight, and just see it there (or listgen), since the community cant rattle some others off. Thanks anyway. Take care.
No, here's the scoop, and please forgive that we had some fun at your expense. When you get on the forum, the smart thing to do is to do a search. If the search comes up fruitless (and sometimes it does) then ask. You asked us to go do your fisrt steps of legwork.
I did a search prior to my previous remarks. I found a link to pretty much the whole list of spinner games. LINK (http://fe.donkeyfly.com/controls/gamesbycontrol.php#Spinner) The search put it 2 clicks away. Infact it would have taken less time than typing the question in the first place. So, that is why you got the snoot full. ;)
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That is the list I was looking for. I did a search for game lists, spinner games, etc. Could not get the right one. Usually, i get the one i am looking for, guess i did not have it today.
Apoligize for the quick Q and such.
Since I have your attention.... :)
Now that I have the spinner mapping and the trackball mappings, and the games, fine, i can get these into folders using a sort. How, if possible, instead of going through each game one by one and mame32 the game to accept trackball/mosue in the settings, can i mass set those games? Any thoughts on this?
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And another one:
Please note that i thought (remembered) frontline to be a spinner game. Guess its not. Can this, along with the other 8 way duals, be used with a spinner control?
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And another one:
Please note that i thought (remembered) frontline to be a spinner game. Guess its not. Can this, along with the other 8 way duals, be used with a spinner control?
No. Dual joystick games need two joysticks. Frontline had a control that looked like a spinner, but was actually a discrete potition digital rotory type control, that happens to be emulated in Mame as another joystick. It probably could have easily been emulated with a spinner instead, but it wasn't.
Go here for another list of spinner games (http://forum.arcadecontrols.com/index.php?topic=17208.0).
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This link is a great reource for answering questions such as this.
http://www.mameworld.net/maws/
Click on browse, then check the menu on the left. To find spinner games click control, then dial.
Xam
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No, the Frontline controller could not be easily emulated as a spinner. Soembody would have to do a big funky hack. The reason it's emulated as a joystick is because it really IS a joystick. Under the panel, there's 4 microswitches. The rotary knob on top rotates an actuator that cycles through the standard 8 directions, pressing one switch each for U, D, L & R, and pressing two switches to get the diagonals. Electronically, it is exactly the same as a joystick. So MAME's emulation on this one is dead on.
Which doesn't help people with no Frontline controller. A hack for this is on the list of proposed features for PowerMAME, but who knows if or when it'll get done.
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No, the Frontline controller could not be easily emulated as a spinner. Soembody would have to do a big funky hack. The reason it's emulated as a joystick is because it really IS a joystick. Under the panel, there's 4 microswitches. The rotary knob on top rotates an actuator that cycles through the standard 8 directions, pressing one switch each for U, D, L & R, and pressing two switches to get the diagonals. Electronically, it is exactly the same as a joystick. So MAME's emulation on this one is dead on.
Which doesn't help people with no Frontline controller. A hack for this is on the list of proposed features for PowerMAME, but who knows if or when it'll get done.
One year ago was tournament in Frontline. I used two topfire joysticks, and I won ;)
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One year ago was tournament in Frontline. I used two topfire joysticks, and I won ;)
What kind of tournament lets you play Frontline Robotron-style?
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