I tried the last version of bsnes/higan with the balanced/performance profiles (v0.98) and of course it doesn't support that feature. I tried the latest version of bsnes/higan and it did support that feature, but my computer just isn't powerful enough to run the accuracy profile (the only profile available in current versions) without obnoxious audio problems. I tried SNES9x, and it doesn't appear to support mapping multiple buttons to the same input. Here's where things get tricky: I would like to be able to use both the analog stick (which is ideal for running around) and the D-pad (which is perfect for navigating menus) on the controller. Naturally I would prefer to use a controller rather than keyboard/mouse, so I grabbed my trusty 360 controller. As an alternative, there is a much better program called XPadder, which allows you to remap your xbox controller buttons to anything on keyboard and has a much more user friendly interface and is generally just superior in every way to joy2key, but its not free.If you had a PS4 controller instead, DS4Windows is pretty much like XPadder, but free. I was in the mood to play Chrono Trigger again and rather than put up with the disc loading times on my PS1 Final Fantasy Chronicles version, I figured I would just use an emulator.
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