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Which non-commercial spectrum emulators support USB joysticks?

demondemon
edited March 2014 in Emulators
I have been using EightyOne, and I like it a lot, but it seems it doesn't support any joystick at all (there is a menu item about joystick, but it's not selectable thus I guess support was never implemented).

I have a USB Competition Pro and it worked straight away with emulators of other systems.
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  • djdrondjdron
    edited March 2014
    Unreal Speccy Portable for Windows/Linux, Raspberry Pi (SDL), Google Chrome supports gamepad.
  • ZupZup
    edited March 2014
    Almost every non-comercial emulator that runs in Linux, Windows or Mac. If it supports joystick, USB joysticks are supported.

    The exception are DOS emulators: DOS don't support USB devices (only keyboard/mouses, and support is provided by BIOS).
    I was there, too
    An' you know what they said?
    Well, some of it was true!
  • ArjunArjun
    edited March 2014
    demon wrote: »
    I have been using EightyOne, and I like it a lot, but it seems it doesn't support any joystick at all (there is a menu item about joystick, but it's not selectable thus I guess support was never implemented).

    Zero, Spin, Fuse, all support joysticks. Some better than others. ;)
    Zero - A modern Spectrum emulator for Windows.
    Bytes:Chuntey - Spectrum tech blog.
  • demondemon
    edited March 2014
    So did I just pick the only one which doesn't? :lol:

    Or does EightyOne also have joystick support, but I'm missing how to enable it?
  • rich_chandlerrich_chandler
    edited March 2014
    Spud currently doesn't but I'm now adding it!!!!
    I wanna tell you a story 'bout a woman I know...
  • rich_chandlerrich_chandler
    edited March 2014
    For what it's worth, the next release of Spud will have proper joystick emulation.
    I wanna tell you a story 'bout a woman I know...
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