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This contains info related about what are the control mappings for each NAOMI/Atomiswave game. While flycast has an option to see Arcade button names (Button 1-8, Service, Coin, Test, etc), what each of these buttons do can vary depending of what arcade game are you playing, which is why this is here. Note that the DC name equivalents to the Arcade buttons are only provided for reference; mind that most of the time this will mean that the configurations set to an DC controller by default will feel weird when playing NAOMI games, and viceversa.

Also, all of these games should use D-Pad for movement, unless stated otherwise (for example, the analog axises being mentioned for steering/moving on the table; or another input method being used).

4-button fighting games

This applies to:

• Capcom VS. SNK Millenium Fight 2000
• Capcom VS. SNK Millenium Fight 2000 Pro
• Marvel VS. Capcom 2
• NeoGeo Battle Coliseum
• The King of Fighters Neowave
• The King of Fighters XI
• The Rumble Fish, The Rumble Fish 2

Button	Mapping	DC name equivalent
Button 1	Light Punch	A
Button 2	Strong Punch	B
Button 4	Light Kick	Y
Button 5	Strong Kick	Right DPad Up

Note that almost all of the games actually use Button 3 and Button 6, except that their use depends of the game. It goes like the following:

Game	Mapping	Button
Marvel VS. Capcom 2	Assist 1	Button 3
Marvel VS. Capcom 2	Assist 2	Button 6
NeoGeo Battle Coliseum	Change Partner	Button 3
The King of Fighters XI	Knockdown	Button 3
The Rumble Fish	Dodge	Button 3
The Rumble Fish 2	Dodge	Button 3

6-button fighting games

This applies to:

• Capcom VS SNK 2
• Street Fighter Zero 3 Upper

Button	Mapping	DC name equivalent
Button 1	Light Punch	A
Button 2	Medium Punch	B
Button 3	Strong Punch	X
Button 4	Light Kick	Y
Button 5	Medium Kick	Right DPad Up
Button 6	Strong Kick	Right DPad Down

Racing games

Tested with the following games:

• Crazy Taxi
• Faster Than Speed
• Maximum Speed

Note that Atomiswave games (e.g. Maximum Speed) need initial calibration through Test Menu for steering to work properly. To do so: in the Service mode, select Test Mode and choose I/O Test (follow the instructions as shown).

In the case of Crazy Taxi, Gear Up/Down is for Acceleration and Reverse Gear, respectively.

Button/Axis	Mapping	DC name equivalent
Stick X	Steering	Stick X
Right Trigger	Accelerate	Right Trigger
Left Trigger	Reverse	Left Trigger
Up	Gear Up	D-Pad Up
Down	Gear Down	D-Pad Down

Light-gun games

Tested on House of The Dead 2 so far. You can play as the mouse acting as an light-gun by setting Port A or B to "Light-Gun" and having the mouse set to either. Left Click fires, while Right Click reloads.

Some games like 'Maze of the Kings' might need initial calibration of the lightgun when running it for the first time.

Keyboard games

The following games require a keyboard to play:

• Lupin the 3rd: The Typing
• La Keyboard
• The Typing of the Dead

The emulator should automatically use an inserted keyboard to emulate the game. It is recommended that you unbind your keyboard (Port: None) to avoid keyboard mappings interfering with the keyboard emulation itself.

Alien Front

Note that if you present issues with the steering being stuck to the right, that's because you need to go to Test Mode > Game Test Mode > Input Calibration and calibrate the axis. After that, it should work fine.

(NOTE for RA users: DIV matching must be disabled for the game to run properly.)

Button/Axis	Mapping	DC name equivalent
Stick X	Steering	Stick X
Right Trigger	Accelerate	Right Trigger
Left Trigger	Reverse	Left Trigger
Button 3	Primary Weapon	X
Button 1	Secondary Weapon	A
Button 4	Strafe Left	Y
Button 2	Strafe Right	B

Cannon Spike

Note that, unlike the Dreamcast version, you need to press buttons simultaneously to do Heavy Shot (Fire + Lock), Heavy Shot (Attack + Lock), and Special Attack (All three buttons).

Button	Mapping	DC name equivalent
Button 1	Fire	A
Button 2	Attack	B
Button 3	Lock-On	X
Button 4	Lock-On	Y

Guilty Gear

This applies to:

• Guilty Gear X (this game doesn't use Button 5)
• Guilty Gear X Ver 1.5 (this game doesn't use Button 5)
• Guilty Gear Isuka
• Guilty Gear XX and all variations.

Note that the control mappings for these games actually can be changed internally through the test mode to use an different button arrangement.

Button	Mapping	DC name equivalent
Button 4	Punch	Y
Button 1	Kick	A
Button 2	Slash	B
Button 3	Heavy Slash	X
Button 5	Dust	Right DPad Up

Gun Survivor 2

The game uses 3 axises instead of 2: Moving forward/backwards, strafing left/right, and turning left/right.

Button	Mapping	DC name equivalent
Left Stick X	Yaw (Turning)	Left Stick X
Left Stick Y	Pitch (Moving)	Left Stick Y
Right Stick X	Roll (Starfing)	Right Stick X
Button 1	Gun Button (Orange)	A
Button 2	Gun Trigger (Fire)	B

Metal Slug 6

Button	Mapping	DC name equivalent
Button 1	Fire	A
Button 2	Jump	B
Button 3	Bomb	X

Monkey Ball

This one is here for completion, as you only use the Analog Stick (and the only button used is the Start button, which you need to use to begin in first place).

Button/Axis	Mapping	DC name equivalent
Stick X/Y	Joystick	Stick X/Y
Start	Start	Start

Melty Blood/Akatsuki Blitzkampf

This applies to:

• Akatsuki Blitzkampf (this game doesn't use Buttons 4 and 5)
• Melty Blood Act Cadenza (Ver. A/B1/B2)
• Melty Blood Actress Again

Button	Mapping	DC name equivalent
Button 1	Button A (Weak Attack)	A
Button 2	Button B (Medium Attack)	B
Button 3	Button C (Strong Attack)	X
Button 4	Button D (Shield/Parry)	Y
Button 5	Button E (A+B+C/Macro)	Right DPad Up

Outtrigger

Outtrigger works with using the button mappings in Port A for an standard controller, and aiming is controlled with the mouse. Light-Gun needs to be enabled in Port B, or else the mouse won't aim.

Button	Mapping	DC name equivalent
Button 1	Fire	A
Button 2	Change Weapon	B
Button 3	Jump	X

Samba de Amigo

The two sticks act as the maracas (you move them to where you want), and the buttons act as when you swing the maracas (in other words, you have to press the button to hit the notes).

Button	Mapping	DC name equivalent
Button 1	Left Maraca Swing/Button	A
Button 2	Right Maraca Swing/Button	B
Left Stick	Left Maraca	Left Stick
Right Stick	Right Maraca	Right Stick

Wave Runner GP

The game uses 4 axises instead of 2: Accel/Throttle, Steering, Pitch and Roll. The most important ones are Throttle and Steering, as it is not clear yet about what Pitch/Roll values are used for here.

Note that the setup involves that the Throttle axis is like an handlebar, so center is actually like an half-way throttle; you will need to push it to one way to Brake/stop Throttling (which is needed to select the other 2 courses instead of auto-selecting the first one), and push it to the other way to full Throttle.

Button	Mapping	DC name equivalent
Left Stick X	Steeting	Left Stick X
Left Stick Y	Throttle/Accel	Left Stick Y
Right Stick X	Roll	Right Stick X
Right Stick Y	Pitch	Right Stick Y
Up	View Button	D-Pad Up