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09-20-10 06:50 PM
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I have my Nintendo 64 controls set to left/right/up/down arrows for movement and D=A, S=B. The controls work very well except for one thing: if I try to move diagonally up+left, A and B are non-responsive. For example, I've been playing Banjo Kazooie. When I run up+left, I cannot jump(A) or attack(B). The hotkeys work perfectly fine if I try to move diagonally in any other direction; just up and left at the same time causes the problem. Switching A and B to other keys doesn't help; everything seems to become non-responsive when both the left arrow and up arrow keys are held down together.

I know the simplest solution would be to try switching my movement to other keys, but... does anyone have any *other* suggestions/information as to either: a.) why this is happening, b.) any way to resolve this.
I have my Nintendo 64 controls set to left/right/up/down arrows for movement and D=A, S=B. The controls work very well except for one thing: if I try to move diagonally up+left, A and B are non-responsive. For example, I've been playing Banjo Kazooie. When I run up+left, I cannot jump(A) or attack(B). The hotkeys work perfectly fine if I try to move diagonally in any other direction; just up and left at the same time causes the problem. Switching A and B to other keys doesn't help; everything seems to become non-responsive when both the left arrow and up arrow keys are held down together.

I know the simplest solution would be to try switching my movement to other keys, but... does anyone have any *other* suggestions/information as to either: a.) why this is happening, b.) any way to resolve this.
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Try not to hold up and left. The N64 games do become a bit screwy at times, but if the problem persists, you can contact the help center or an admin.
Try not to hold up and left. The N64 games do become a bit screwy at times, but if the problem persists, you can contact the help center or an admin.
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I would try just not running in that direction, but sometimes the game (being Banjo Kazooie) requires it. The camera sometimes locks in platform-esque areas and I have to run then jump in that direction. So far I've been able to deal with it, but memory serves that sooner or later it will be a problem. Changing my movement controls may be the only option...
I would try just not running in that direction, but sometimes the game (being Banjo Kazooie) requires it. The camera sometimes locks in platform-esque areas and I have to run then jump in that direction. So far I've been able to deal with it, but memory serves that sooner or later it will be a problem. Changing my movement controls may be the only option...
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i was playing No Mercy...
how do i config the analog stick to work with the 360 controller?

All the other buttons are configured but i cant config the analog stick with the other joystick on my controller
i was playing No Mercy...
how do i config the analog stick to work with the 360 controller?

All the other buttons are configured but i cant config the analog stick with the other joystick on my controller
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