This blog has been set up to provide Amiga users with one central point of reference for new game announcements, reviews and discussions.
With the sheer number of Amiga forums and news feeds scattered across the vast expanse of the internet it can be difficult to keep up with what's going on in the Amiga gaming scene, as a new title may be announced in one location, but this then fails to filter through to the various other sites.
The idea behind the Amiga Gamer blog is to pull all the Amiga gaming news in to one place. Instead of having to trawl numerous sites for that nugget of news or run the risk of missing the release of a new title you simply visit this blog for the latest Amiga game coverage.
The site is currently a work in progress, so please check back often, and if you see something we're not talking about please let us know!
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I’m writing because I came across your old RetroPie forum post about the 8Bitdo Zero controller, where you mentioned that you had similar problems with it being detected as a keyboard and that you fixed it by using “8bit zero tools 1.4 (not 1.5)” on Windows to reset the pad back to defaults.
Original thread:
https://retropie.org.uk/forum/post/31280
(8Bitdo Zero configuration on Raspberry Pi / RetroPie)
Right now, I’m facing the same issue: the 8Bitdo Zero is not detected properly as a gamepad on RetroPie, and the buttons are mapped as a keyboard. The problem is that the old 8bit Zero Tools 1.4 utility seems to be no longer available on the official 8Bitdo site or forum.
Would you happen to still have a copy of “8bit zero tools 1.4” (the exact version you used), or maybe remember where it can be downloaded from today? Any hints, mirror links or additional details about how you used it (firmware version, controller mode, etc.) would be extremely helpful.
Thank you in advance for any information you can share, and thanks again for the original post – it is still one of the few concrete references to this specific problem.
Best regards, Sergey