The directional buttons can be used for the directional buttons on the N64 but they aren't really used in Banjo Kazooie that much. R2 - Z - RT - Used a lot and is easily accessible with middle finger all the time L2 - R - LT - I use this if I want to center the camera behind Banjo. R1 - C-Right - RB - Easy to Wonderwing (with R2) and change camera L1 - C-Left - LB - Easy to Talon Trot (with R2) and change camera R3 - ? - RS - Not used, possible R (SM64 setup)
元 (click) - ? - LS - Not used, possible L R Analogue - ? - R Analogue - Too hard to config on PJ64 but on Xbox should be camera control L Analogue - Analogue - L Analogue - Moat practical analogue layout Up - ? - Up - Not in use, used to use as C-Upĭown - ? - Down - Not in use, formerly C-Down
Right - ? - Right - Not in use, too awkward for C again Left - L - Left - Not in use, possible C-Left, I found too awkward O - C-Down - B - Makes sense to put it beside C-Up as they're similar Triangle - C-Up - Y - Easy to change view or fire eggs fast Square - B - X - Attacking etc, similar placement
X - A - A - Jumping etc, similar placement Start - S - Start - That's an obvious one isn't it? Maybe an explanation to why I put it like that too. I configure it for Project 64 as it's a lot easier to use it than a keyboard, believe me.įor the below information I will change my PS3 buttons into N64 buttons and then into the Xbox. If you're not aware of the fact that N64 games can be played on emulators on a PC you may want to brush up on that a little.Īnyway, I play BK often on my N64 emulator (Project 64), I downloaded a program which allows me to use my PS3 controller (USB connected) on my PC for all sorts of games. Ok I think I said I'd make this a while ago but now I will.
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