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#1 Re: iOS Games » Horizon Chase » Feb 27 4:51 PM
For anyone interested and still playing this game, MFi does work (at least for me with a Horipad Ultimate), it's just that the button scheme is very unorthodox if you're coming from a console background like I am.
When the game detects a controller, it defaults to just one scheme. It's basically as follows:
Steer = left analog stick
Accelerate = A
Brake = don't press any button
Boost = X
Pause = B (not menu)
#2 Re: Site Feedback » Feedback regarding game directory » Feb 27 4:44 PM
Hope to see it happen someday! Thanks for reading my comment 😊
#3 iOS Games » Ridge Racer Slipstream - confirmed to work? » Feb 27 1:00 AM
- meesha
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I noticed that Ridge Racer Slipstream is listed on the MFi-compatible list, but I can't seem to get it to work on my end. I have a Horipad Ultimate, and it works well enough with Wayward Souls, King of Fighters 97 and 98 on my iPad (iPad 4, iOS 9.0.2).
Any suggestions?
#4 Site Feedback » Feedback regarding game directory » Feb 27 12:48 AM
- meesha
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Hello!
Firstly, thank you for your time and effort in putting this page together. Ever since I picked up the Horipad Ultimate (I know it's not your favorite 😜), I've come to rely on this website to cross-check with my purchased list so I can go back and re-play games with the controller.
I was wondering, however, if there is some way for the games to show any additional notes or information besides "standard" or "extended" support. For example, I found out that while the King of Fighters 97/98 do support both types of controllers, I also found out after re-installing them that these games lean more towards the "standard" form because while KOF recognizes the left analog stick, it is extremely sensitive. I also found that unlike some other games, KOF allows button-remapping. Maybe it's a feature, maybe it's a bug, but I thought it'd be cool if there was some kind of slot or mouseOn text that would show miscellaneous details like those.
Thanks for reading!
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