Super Mario 64 on Transformer Tablet & Keyboard with Sixaxis controller [Part 2]

Setting and Navigation are very difficult to set up with. Had to input various keys to make this work. I used a PC program called "SixAxisPairTool" to find the right master address for the PS3 controller via bluetooth. Before I pair with a Transformer Tablet I had to turn off the PS3 console.

On the tablet, I opened the app called "Sixaxis Controller" which is a paid app from the Android Market. There is another free app called "Sixaxis Compatible" that allows you to check whether your phone or tablet is compatible with the Sixaxis and DualShock 3 controllers before purchasing the full app from the Android Market.

From there, I opened "N64oid" app, selects "Super Mario 64" rom and play it wirelessly from the Sixaxis controller. But there's only one problem with the PS home button that won't let me pause or start, so I had to find alternative keys using a right thumbstick and everything else works perfectly fine.

YEE MARIO!!!

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Entertainment

Tags:

• mario
• ps3
• nintendo
• games
• video game
• playstation
• mobile device
• transformer
• tablet
• sixaxis
• android

[gordmex]

What alternative keys did you used for the controler to work?

[iNCREDiPiNOY]

@gordmex Pause/Start - Right Thumbstick (Click) Jump - X Punch - Square Zoom In - Triangle Zoom Out - Circle Angle to the Left - L1 Angle to the Right - L2 Special Trick - R1 Duck - R2

[kasus]

did you root your device?

[iNCREDiPiNOY]

@kasus Yes

[1966pikupstix]

Do you get normal frame rates on it? Also, can you play on a controller without the keyboard?

[iNCREDiPiNOY]

@1966pikupstix Yes and yes.

[1TSALLME]

I dont get it. I did the same exact thing as you did but I'm having trouble. It says client connected but all the lights still flash on my ps3 controller? I dont know what to do. Please help if you can...

[1966pikupstix]

@iNCREDiPiNOY Thanks

[ViciousMoron]

Sad, so little views.