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set the game to keyboard in the settings. Solved it for me!

It is a game. You're thinking of Ascension. Which I agree, I could NOT care less about Ascension. It sounds like a scam.

For you to get heart refresh you have to pass the battle of dracula in 40 seconds

Hey thanks this really helped me!! Now I'm having a different problem, which is when I use the Zuiki controller and start to accelerate, if I'm setting the lever anywhere between the minimum and maximum jumps between the two closest levels rapidly and within a few seconds I fail out for dangerous driving... It's almost like it's reading the lever position as being caught between two positions even though it reads properly on the converter window. Has anyone experienced anything like this?

Nevermind I figured out my issue! I was using the "Type B" control scheme when I was playing with keyboard, I had to switch it back to Type A for it to work properly!

It's always been fun even when sleepy xD but work consumes me most of the days... but then again yeah Im glad the controller finally worked <3 thank you sir!

It supposed to hold a pocket watch of some sort. They have this "limited edition" watch but I think it was sold separately. I was trying to put a soda can in there but sadly it doesn't fit 🤣

I do not have such controller, so I'm not sure.. though the list on the application doesn't show it, sorry.. it might have some workaround that I don't know yet ^^'

This controller? Yes, it does.

@@rcvalkyrie THANKS FOR THE REPLY

@@rcvalkyrie hi this controller working in PS2 in games need for Speed?

@@oscar1241 yeah it does it acts as a steering wheel. kinda feels odd though xD

El control también funciona con WipEout 3 para ps1

Hi sorry for the ultra late response but in case this hasn't been resolved yet, you will need the Taito Driver and the Zadig USB driver installation thingy so that the controller would be recognized as a "windows USB device" since it's installed initially as "libusb" driver.

Oh its on PC, MSDOS. But I guess you can, there are tutorials on youtube that could help you.

Hi there. Have you tried selecting the other version of "Final" in the software? There should be 2 versions: Standard and Authentic. I think Standard is the one you should use if you've dl'ed the game online. Oh and try restarting the game... Hope that helps somehow ^^' let me know

@@rcvalkyrie I found the solution! As my windows is in english, the japanese text was displaying as gibberish. So i followed these instructions to fix that and problem solved. Posting it if someone has the same problem: Check to make sure you have Japanese set as your language for non-unicode programs 1) Open Control Panel 2) Go to "Clock and Region" and click "Region" 3) Go to the "Administrative" tab in the box that shows up 4) Press "Change System Locale" and select "Japanese (Japan)" from the drop-down menu. Important thing here: make sure the box that says "Beta: Use Unicode UTF-8 for worldwide language support" is UNCHECKED, this causes a heap of problems for programs and files that just cause them to appear strange or incorrectly. Upon unchecking this, the problems I was having with programs and files disappeared entirely, and I was able to use everything correctly again.

@@Arth7272 sounds good! guess it was more of a locale problem, glad to hear you had it finally working. happy gaming sir!

@@Arth7272 Hello there ^^. This solution can help to install correctly the games? I was trying yesterday to install Kisha de Go without success and I don't know if the game is too old for new pc's or I'm doing something bad (installing japanese games without japanese text it's confusing) Thanks for your future answer. Happy day everyone.

@@Arth7272 you are the man!!!!!!!! thank you soooooo much

I know right, makes me want to get a real controller for ace combat games. xD but this one's cool enough already haha

Thanks much!!

Thanks dude

Unfortunately, no... Just kidding that was an auto reply xD but you figured out that one already.. haha, enjoy sir!

Yea wish there were more like this one... I mean there were better flight yokes or something, but this one's definitely a classic. I should use this on MS Flight Simulator or something that would be fun

its fun, til you feel the buttons are too far away lol xD . its a bit confusing at first but you get used to it eventually... just the button layout's all over the place.

Dont be, I couldnt even sleep here anymore lol. It's become like my workstation + storage room xD

Ahora entiendo por qué es algo difícil de jugarlo con un control tradicional.

Yeah, there is an arduino code for the switch controller I could share that to you.. I think its is in one of my videos as well. You can check out the one with the Yuzu emulator as both are using the switch arduino code.

Tutorial please ?

Hi Sir thanks for the comment! Sadly, I'm not really good at Arduino I'm just guessing codes xD so couldn't answer whether or not it will work with the zuiki controller with Arduino alone... Maybe by using a USB host shield... but then again we're stuck at the coding. You could use the Titan console tuner if you can invest for it as you can use that with any controller you could think of. Another option would probably be by the use of RemotePlay and VDX software which converts a 3rd party controller to a DS4 controller... But obviously you will need to turn on your PC while playing with your PS4... Which is kinda inconvenient and consumes electricity😆 lol. And yeah I just got the software by chance in a Japanese surplus shop, I didn't know what it was at first 😅. Just glad I was able to do research for that. I owe it to the internet too xD

@@rcvalkyrie thank you very much. I am trying to find a titan two or at least a titan one for a long while now. Unfortunately they are currently out of stock - worldwide. Have fun with your setup!

@@Kuhfladensammler you too sir. Happy Gaming!

Nevermind, find a way how to make it recognizable by converter. Next problem is very strange - converter is recognize all axis and buttons but it just dont work in DDG:F. And brake pressure gauge also dont work.

@@jnr231 Hi Thanks for dropping by. Actually, I'm not pretty confident that I could explain this clearly, but I'll try... If you are using Eddie Lau's arduino code, you'll see somewhere in that code that there is a ".setButton" with values or something (im not a programmer 😅). You will need to remap the buttons based on the layout displayed on the denconv software.. If I remember clearly, you will need to replace button number on the directional keys, so thats 17, 18, 19, 20 (assuming the code is set for 24 buttons). You will need to change that to the available buttons in the drop down menu. I think what you'll need change there is for M2 and M3, so just look for a number that will represent your LEFT and RIGHT keys as those where the recognizable buttons for the classic DDG controller. You can remove the up and down buttons as those aren't useable. The N1-to-N4 are the shoulder buttons, so basing on the Playstation Controller, thats buttons 5,6,7,8 (those are for the Break). ST and SL are the start and select buttons (buttons 9 and 10 respectively). And M1 is for the TRIANGLE button (therefore, the throttle in the DDG controller uses Left, Right and Triangle buttons simultaneously, whether it is the One or Two Handle versions). If everything is configured correctly, the indicators for 98, 99, 88, 89... and the directional buttons 101 to 104 will reset to the center and you can test the controller properly. Autotraintas mentioned that the converter is based on the 14-button layout of the classic Playstation controller (no analog sticks), so um I think in the code, you need to change the "buttonCount" to 14 buttons, then remap buttons that are after 14.. But that's up to you. Here is mine, btw if it helps. usbStick.setButton (0, data & psxTri ? 1 : 0); usbStick.setButton (1, data & psxO ? 1 : 0); usbStick.setButton (2, data & psxX ? 1 : 0); usbStick.setButton (3, data & psxSqu ? 1 : 0); // triggers usbStick.setButton (4, data & psxL1 ? 1 : 0); usbStick.setButton (5, data & psxR1 ? 1 : 0); usbStick.setButton (6, data & psxL2 ? 1 : 0); usbStick.setButton (7, data & psxR2 ? 1 : 0); //start select usbStick.setButton (8, data & psxSlct ? 1 : 0); usbStick.setButton (9, data & psxStrt ? 1 : 0); //directional usbStick.setButton (10, data & psxLeft ? 1 : 0); usbStick.setButton (11, data & psxRight ? 1 : 0); Then here's autotraintas's description of the converter using the playstation button layout. twitter.com/autotraintas/status/1387418824970956805/photo/1 Do comment if you have questions. I'll try to post a video when I have the time if that helps too, hope you get it to work!! TY and happy gaming ;)

​ @rcvalkyrie Okay, after some adjustments and reinstalling DDG - it work perfectly (test it in Final and Ryojo-hen). Thank you for help! PS. Interesting thing - ZKNS-00X mode can be usable and for TCPP-20001 (and i think for two handle controller) via PPJoy virtual joystick (and some code in GlovePIE). UPD. I change name and icon on my account (for some purposes), dont be surprised about this (it still me).

​@@jnr231 Yeh as I actually looking for that username thought it was someone else xD Glad to be of help at least ^^' :D

you will need to do some soldering on the two lever boards... there's a discord server where someone does that and gives you instructions on how to do it... or search online, but basically you will check on its resistors and ultimately replace everything if one is not working 😅 as for the tester though. not sure if its still there www.mnw-i.net/blog/2013/02/go.html