ConTest

I had some issues with cheap SNES controller copies that didn't work properly and to troubleshoot I needed good view into what is actually happening. Hence I wrote this tool to display raw data returned from the Kernal call [C64]joystick_get[/C64] and also graphical representation of the buttons affected.


It scans and displays four controllers and Keyboard mapping into virtual controller 0.

Screenshot:




It works great on real hardware:



And also on emulator:


Download the tool here.

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