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Having no experience with using a PS 1/2 controller, I would venture to guess that it should work just fine as long as your computer recognizes it. I recently bought an N64 Controller USB Adapter so...

If your controller is an Xbox 360 Controller for Windows, then there may have been an install disc you should've used to set it up. If you don't have one, then do the following since the software to...

Okay, so then what part the two Analog sticks aren't working? And by D-stick do you mean D-Pad or referencing one of your two analog sticks?

First off, there aren't really "camera angles" in a First Person Shooter; do you mean you're using your 'C-Buttons' to look left and right, and up and down? And using your Analog stick to move...

It sounds more like an issue of calibrating your Xbox 360 GamePad (and it being too sensitive) than the emulator mapping the keys properly. Unfortunately I don't have an Xbox 360 GamePad to better...

When I calibrated, this is what happened:

1. Find center point
--- You just press your A button without touching the Analog Stick, since it's trying to find the Analog Stick's center--

2. Axis...

I don't have Vista, but according to the internet it should be the same steps as I outlined above:

Click 'Start' > 'Control Panel' > Click 'Game Controllers' > Highlight the correct GamePad on the...

I haven't had any controller mapping issues in Project 64. I'm using an N64 USB Controller adapter, however, and it appears you're using an Xbox 360 controller -- although that really shouldn't make...

Just the other day I ran into my first major issue with PD 64 on Project 64. I created a Save State at the mission debriefing of "Escape A51", but every time I click the "Accept" button the mission...