Be Excellent To Each Other

So yeah, I'm getting more heavily into emulation. Nothing groundbreaking, but thought it'd be nice to have a place to keep thoughts, questions etc.

So for now, I'm trying to get a PS3 pad to work on my Mac. I know, get a 360. And a PC. But no. Apparently drivers for PS3 pads come with Snow Leopard and later, so it's pretty lol that I have normal Leopard. I'll change that on pay day, I reckon. And get more RAM. For now, sites recommend tattiebogle for drivers on an older OS, but after an install and reboot, that seemed to disappear. Most odd.

I got SNES 9x for running my legal backups, and it looks fine. Games respond to keyboard input. But when I try the PS3 pad, even though the app knows it's there when I look in options, it doesn't do anything. Tried it wired and bluetooth. I just end up turning on the PS3 upstairs, and accidentally booting up WipeOut HD.

Mac user here (and one currently cursing PC's). However I run a standard PC for my emulation needs. And a 360 pad works straight out of the box.

Emulation on the Mac can be hit or miss. Can't find any CPC emulators I truly love for starters.

Most of my Emu is done on PC, with a bit on the first gen Xbox and PSP.

The only thing i did on a Mac was Dophin (WII and Gamecube) I have a IMac and was able to hook up WII controlers using the bluetooth, worked very well.

Aye, I have Dolphin (but again, I may just need to upgrade my OS so I can use the latest build). Think I'll get a USB adaptor - could theoretically put my Wavebird receiver in there.

remember my oldemulation mac site? macretro.ricklindeman.nl .. those were the days

just discovered how to non jaulbreak play gba games... on the iPhone.. yeah!

Ooh, cool! I'll have to have a nosey round there.

Now I'm on Mountain Lion, things do - I'm sorry! - just seem to work. PS3 pad drivers are built into the OS, and I've even got it going on the bluetooth, freeing up a USB. N64 and SNES are going great guns thus far. May try NGC!

Or even some non-Ninty systems...