It doesn't detect my SEGA Saturn USB controller :'(

[Wartogh]

It doesn't :'(

[Kev The Galaxybender]

damn, that is what i was going to use. Well I have pinnacle so I can create a saturn profile for it

[FrOsties in the Gu[N]damu]

Same here. I try with x360ce software as usual, but it's not works. Maybe we must to waiting for an update. But you can play with X One pad, that's work well

[Wartogh]

Yeah i'm using my Dualshock 3 controller but I aways imagined me playing it using a proper SEGA 6 buttons controller :/

[SolidSonicMania]

Get ready for dem refunds, boys.

[MarioFanaticXV]

Dualshock 2 here, it looks like I may need to use J2K. Major releases should always have full DirectInput support, and possibly XInput too (honeslty, I think XInput just needs to die off, it was obsolete on arrival and serves no purpose other than catering to lazy devs that don't want to program full controller support in). This just screams lazy.

[BrySkye]

I'm just using Xpadder to map the keyboard commands to mine.

You're supposed to configure controllers in this via Steams own controller configurator (Generic USB in this case), but steam itself soon stopped detecting the adaptor immediately afterwards and its just an unpleasent tool to use in general.

[Wartogh]

Originally posted by SolidSonicMania:

Get ready for dem refunds, boys.

Of ♥♥♥♥♥♥' course not. I don't think it's a deal breaker, but I hope they fix it in a future update

[Gamephreak5]

I may know a way to fix the issue. Steam comes with a built-in 360 controller emulator for generic controllers.

Go to "View", "Settings", then at the bottom of the list click on "Controller". Once you get there, at the top on the right, click on "General Controller Settings". From there you can choose what types of controllers Steam auto recognizes (Steam, PS4, Xbone, X360, or Generic).

Once you checkmark "Generic", exit out. You may have to restart Steam to get it to recognize your USB Saturn controller, but from now on, if your non-Xinput, non-Xbox USB controller is plugged in when your start a Steam game, you can hit Shift+Tab to go into Controller Configuration and set up your controller to either use Xbox buttons or Keyboard Keys just like you would with Xpadder or x360ce.