Controls are easy, just bind them like you would on most other programs where it says to. There’s three things to take care of: controls, executable, and Banapass support. The remaining Japanese feels more like an added flair, so it works pretty well. However, this patch replaces a solid 95% of the text with English, making the game heavily playable. This version is in Japanese, as the English version doesn’t have Banapass support (more on that later), but that means menuing is impossible to those who don’t know Japanese. While this isn’t required for single player, it is required for multiplayer, and it makes loading in much faster.įourth, download the English patch. If you game, you most likely already have it. Third, download Steam, get an account, log in.

I’ve gotten my copy here and it works perfectly. Install and run it, go through the update prompts, do all that. If you don’t meet these requirements, this won’t be nearly as free, as the game won't really work without them.įirst, download TeknoParrot. Anything can work, iff you're crazy enough to use a DDR pad or Guitar Hero controller you can do so, and let me know in the process. I recommend an Xbox controller, but for the Real Arcade Feel you need a wheel. Not insane, but enough to carry a recent arcade game. This doesn’t affect gameplay because the gas pedal button is used normally for game menu selections.Let's just jump right in! Here's the article I wrote for reference. Now when a player selects GP1 from my frontend and presses start they are actually loading the savestate without even realizing it. Then I loaded up 315 and changed the hotkey for load savestate 1 from the default of F1 to my mapped player 1 start button (this happens to be 1 on my arcade cab). (NOTE- your savestate could be labeled something else in this statesave folder, ie. I then copied the savestate 'MK-GP1.s01' located in the user/statesave folder in Dolphin 309 and pasted it into the same folder in Dolphin 315. Then I exited the game and closed dolphin. I ran the game on dolphin TF 309 and created a savestate (shift/F1 by default) IMMEDIATELY after adding credits. I followed the instructions posted on for installing and setting up GP1. I don’t leave a keyboard out, and I feel this completely breaks the “arcade experience”.įirst of all I recommend adding a portable.txt file into ALL of your dolphin installation folders so that each version has its own save files. The reason I did this was because I wanted players to be able to start this game on my cabinet without having to press F1 on a keyboard.

If you are not playing on a cab or sim rig with a mapped start button this probably won’t help you. I thought I would post about a few extra steps that I took while setting up Dolphin Triforce which have helped with running MK GP1 on my arcade cab and sim rig.

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