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Densha de GO! Controller Converter
This tool allows using a physical Densha de GO! controller with a game that does not officially support it. It is Linux only (check https://autotraintas.hariko.com/ if you use Windows).
How it works
The program reads input from a real controller, translates it and sends it to an emulated controller, which is picked up by the game.
Installation
The executable is ready to use. However, you will need read AND write permissions on /dev/uinput
for the program to work.
NOTE: Currently, this fails to launch on the Steam Deck in Gaming Mode. It works fine in Desktop Mode, but you need to disable Steam Input (or close Steam entirely).
Supported controllers
Physical (input)
- One-handle controller for PC (DGC-255)
- Two-handle controller for PC (DGOC-44U)
- One-handle controller for Nintendo Switch (ZKNS-001)
Emulated (output)
- Two-handle controller for PC (DGOC-44U)
- Two-handle controller for Sony PlayStation (SLPH-00051)
- Two-handle controller for Nintendo 64 (TCPP-20003)
- Two-handle controller for SEGA Saturn (TC-5175290)
Notes
When emulating console controllers, an emulated Sony PlayStation 3 controller is used for easier mapping. On RetroArch, everything should work out of the box.
Densha de GO! 64 requires connecting the controller to Port 3 and enabling Independent C-button Controls.