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As a passionate enthusiast of emulators and retro gaming, I’m excited to share that the DSAdvance v1.8.1 has been updated, bringing new enhancements to the experience. This versatile software allows users to emulate various controllers, including Xbox 360 and DualShock 4, making it a must-have for gamers who want to relive classic titles with modern peripherals. The latest version has addressed previous issues with screenshots and video recording, improving functionality …

DSAdvance v1.8.1 has been released, enhancing Xbox gamepad emulation for devices like the Sony DualSense, DualShock 4, Nintendo Pro controller, and Joy-cons. New features include aiming and driving by tilting the gamepad, touchpad stick emulation, keyboard and mouse emulation, and support for external pedals. This version is built on the ViGEm driver. The update also fixes issues related to screenshot and video recording from the previous version. You can download …

DSAdvance v1.8 has been released, enhancing Xbox gamepad emulation for Sony DualSense, DualShock 4, Nintendo Pro controller, and Joy-cons. Key features include tilt control for aiming and driving, touchpad stick emulation, keyboard and mouse emulation, and support for external pedals. The update introduces a CUSTOM-BUTTONS mode for stick key assignments, ideal for retro two-player games. The ARROWS-LEFT-RIGHT mode is removed, and Numpad Enter key emulation added. A bug causing keys …

DSAdvance v1.7 has been released, offering advanced Xbox gamepad emulation for various controllers such as Sony’s DualSense and DualShock 4, and Nintendo’s Pro controller and Joy-cons. Key features include tilting for aiming and driving, stick emulation on the touchpad, and keyboard/mouse support. The update adds keyboard emulation for a second gamepad, a CLOSE-APP action, and displays the battery status for the second gamepad. It also introduces dependent modes for adaptive …

DSAdvance v1.6 has been released, enhancing Xbox gamepad emulation for various controllers, including Sony DualSense and Nintendo Joy-Cons. New features include improved dual gamepad support, a battery level display, and enhanced keyboard emulation for older games. Users can now swap gamepad order and create unique profiles, aiding in games with awkward layouts like Resident Evil 4. The update also adds adaptive trigger support for the DualSense and several vibration modes. …