So stability can be a factor, but newer revisions will usually have more compatibility and features/support for other things.īut i have a usb controller, its a generic ps2 modeled one, and it works just fine with desmume. Which are the most up to date, but since they are unofficial they can be working, then the next revision be completely broken. on the list basic features like external controller support, save states, load states. Loading a quick save: To load a quick save that you previously saved, go to File > Load State and choose the slot of the save you want to load (if you remember which one it is). The keyboard shortcut for saving a quick save in slot 1 is Shift+F1.

You can try getting an unofficial build from … sav files, even if its native save formats are. DeSmuME lets you save up to 10 different saves (10 different slots). It should work, but if not, the ps3 controller might not be compatible with desmume (dont try other emulators, desmume is BY FAR the best ds emulator, just wait for it to support them or use another controller.) Click on each field, then click the controller button you want. Once you do that, go to the config > control config. If you open them emulator before plugging in the controller, you have to close them emulator and reopen it. Once you have the latest version open it up (the controller MUCH BE CONNECTED BEFORE YOU OPEN THE EMULATOR! this is true for ALL emulators!)

Well i have been working with emulators a long time, and do have and use desmume.įirst, make sure you are using the latest version and get it from the official source here:

Desmume how to use controller